PINK CUSHION 
At the Century of Progress Exhibition in Chicago this 
beautiful new Chrysanthemum created sensational interest. 
The plant is dwarf and spreading in growth, very hardy, and 
far more prolific than any other variety. When well estab¬ 
lished, single plants of Pink Cushion have been known to 
have 1500 flowers open at one time. In color it is of a very 
pleasing rose pink. Pink Cushion produces its first flowers 
in late August and continues to be a mass of blazing glory 
until late frost. We consider Pink Cushion the finest out¬ 
door Chrysanthemum; for the florist it makes an exception¬ 
ally fine pot plant. You will profit by offering Pink Cushion 
to your trade in 1938. 
POT PLANT VARIETIES 
Ohio State—Anemone 
Matures 
Price 
Yellow 
Nov. 
1 
$3.00 
All Buckinghams—Singles 
Nov. 
5 
3.00 
Nuggets—Yellow Button 
Oct. 
25 
3.00 
Ethel—Bronze Button 
Oct. 
25 
3.00 
Irene—White Button 
Oct. 
20 
3.00 
Baby—Yellow Button 
Nov. 
10 
3.00 
Bonnibell—Bronze Pom- 
pon 
Oct. 
15 
3.00 
Gold Lode—Disbud Yellow Oct. 
1 
3.00 
Mrs. Gooch—Pink 
Oct. 
25 
3.00 
PINK CUSHION 
RED CUSHION ALL CUSHIONS HARDY. 
WHITE CUSHION ALL ARE DWARF. 
BRONZE CUSHION 
Every FLORIST and GROWER should have 
plenty of these fine plants, known also as AME¬ 
LIA and AZALEA, Fine for pots. 
Much in demand for home grounds decoration. Be 
prepared to offer Cushions to your trade in 1938. 
PINK CUSHION—Deep Pink 
Sept, to frost $3.00 
RED CUSHION—Bright Red 
Sept, to frost 8.00 
WHITE CUSHION—Pure White 
Sept, to frost 8.00 
BRONZE CUSHION—Fine Bronze 
Sept, to frost 8.00 
We are prepared to contract large quantities of 
the Cushions and certain other varieties at special 
prices. 
CASCADES—fine for pots—strong rooted cut¬ 
tings ready February 1 — RED, WHITE, 
PINK, YELLOW, BRONZE, LAVENDER, 
$5.00 per 100. 
Submit a special list of your wants for quota¬ 
tion. 
WONDERLAND NURSERIES, 
ELLERSON, VA. 
