BAUR-STEINKAMP & COMPANY 
POMPONS 
Sixty cents per dozen, $3.00 per 100, $27.50 per 1,000 except where noted. 
No type of chrysanthemum has made the progress in popularity as has 
the pompon class. The many beautiful colors and the variety in form and 
shape are a boon to the floral artist, and make them indispensable. We have 
originated many of the leading varieties here and our list covers the several 
colors from early to late. Write us for information on growing under shade. 
WHITE 
EARLIWHITE—B. S. <& Co., 1934. Better grower than White Wings from 
which it is a seedling. Our earliest white and also good for shading. 
SILVER BELLS—B. S. 6c Co., 1937. Follows Earliwhite in blooming, Octo¬ 
ber 15th. Round pure white blooms about the size of Nuggets. Good for 
shading also. 
$4.00 per 100 and $35.00 per 1,000 
SNOWCLOUD —B. S. 6c Co., 1933. Follows Silver Bells. Flowers are larger 
and the plant grows taller. Makes fine spray and gives good yield. We 
rate this very highly. Fine for shading. 
SEAGULL—B. S. 6c Co., 1932. Has become a great favorite on account 
of its pure white color and general excellence. Blooms in late October. 
WHITE DOTY—White sport of Lilian Doty. Fine for disbudding. Blooms 
early in November. 
WHITE CAPS—B. S. 6c Co., 1925. Pure white medium size bloom in fine 
sprays. Blooms early in November. 
BOBBY —Round white flower produced in fine sprays and gives good 
yield. We rate this very high to bloom November 15th to 20th. 
CHICAGO PEARL—Pure white to bloom in mid-November. $4.00 per 
100 and $35.00 per 1000. 
YULETIDE—Grown extensively for late November and December. Pure 
white flower in fine sprays and strong grower. Plant a good lot of this 
variety. 
ROYAL QUEEN—Round pure white flower. Blooms in December and can 
be held for Christmas and later. A good batch of Royal Queen should prove 
valuable. 
GARZA SUPREME—Anemone. Has become indispensable for midwinter 
when flowers are scarce. Fine for basket or spray arrangements. 
DECEMBER GLORY (pomp)—Should not be confused with the large 
flowered by the same name. The demand for late white flowers must be 
satisfied. Try this one. 
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