CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
New Varieties for /938 
The following ore the originators' descriptions 
Indian Chief 
LARGE FLOWERING 
INDIAN CHIEF. An outstanding large flowered commercial variety. 
High rounded blooms averaging 7 inches or more in diameter, 
closely incurved and possess the crisp substance and lasting quali¬ 
ties of the well-known variety, Detroit News. Color is a deep red¬ 
dish bronze with a golden buff reverse and the flowers retain this 
color throughout the season. Strong and vigorous grower with 
excellent foliage and a heavy stem attaining a height of about 
5 feet from March propagation. Second crown or terminal buds 
reserved September 5th and later produce fully double blooms 
from November 5th to 10th. Early buds should not be reserved 
because of the extreme fullness of this variety. Winner of the 
A. C. S. Silver Medal for the best large flowered seedling at Hart¬ 
ford in 1936. 
$2.50 per 10; $15.00 per 100; $125.00 per 1000 
WINDSOR GOLD. This variety grows freely, producing a good stem 
and blooms about October 28th. The flower is incurved and of 
good size. Its color is deep golden yellow, very nearly that of 
Friendly Rival. It is an English variety which has been tried by 
us for several years. We think this is a worth-while addition to 
our list and believe it deserves a qood reception. 
$15.00 per 100; $125.00 per 1000 
MARKETEER. A fine large white incurved 'Mum. A fine commercial 
variety. Flowers about November 20th, but with originator was 
in perfect crop for Thanksgiving this year. Has been grown on 
trial in different parts of the country and proved satisfactory. 
Responds well to shading. Won 'Mum Society C. S. A. Silver Medal 
at Detroit, 1936. Take terminal bud. 
$5.00 per doz.; $7.50 for 25; $12.50 for 50; 
$20.00 for 100; $150.00 for 1000 
INDIANAPOLIS PINK. A very fine large incurved pink, coming into 
bloom November 15th. A fine commercial variety. Take terminal 
bud. 
$5.00 per doz.; $7.50 for 25; $12.50 for 50; 
$20.00 for 100; $150.00 for 1000 
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