NEW HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Strong, clean plants from 2}^" pots, no 2" pots used. 
Priced per 10, 5 at 10 rate; $2.00 items, 1 at 10 rate. 
p. 5 
NEW KOREANS 
Single and semi-double varieties. 
APOLLO, bronze, red and gold, suffused with salmon. $ .80 
FORTUNA, unique curly-petaled oxblood red. 1.00 
LOUISE SCHLING, glowing salmon-red changing to bronze-salmon. 
Extremely resistant to frost. Field clumps only. .80 
NANCY COPELAND, beautiful spectrum-red, early. 2.00 
NIOBE, clear, glistening white, compac t, cushion type. 1.00 
PINK LUSTRE, distinct and beautiful orchid shade, early. 2.00 
PSYCHE, very large, lively shell-pink flowers. 1.00 
THALIA, duplex flowers, very effective light orange. 1.00 
Large double Koreans. 
INDIAN SUMMER, vivid, glowing orange, very hardy. .80 
KING MIDAS, soft yellow with bronze tints. 2.00 
ROMANY, carmine-red and bronze, gold petal reverse. .80 
SEQUOIA, mellow amber, unusual color effect. 2.00 
THE MOOR, deep purplish red. 2.00 
OTHER OUTSTANDING VARIETIES 
ASTRID, the hardiest known hybrid, needing no protection. The foliage 
is entirely different from all others, clean, glossy, delightfully 
fragrant and free from attacks of disease and insects. Flowers are 
large single, shell-pink with old rose shades. Though soft in tone, 
the color has great carrying power. We offer only field clumps 
which will assure earlier bloom. Clumps. .80 
COSMOS, purple-carmine single. Most distinct. .80 
CYDONIA, orange-mahogany double. » 2.00 
GANNA, large bright pink double .80 
GRANNY SCOVILLE, large coral bronze double, definitely superior. .80 
JEAN TREADWAY, lovely pink with distinct dark rose center. .80 
LORELEI, very early bright yellow, begins blooming in August. .80 
OHIO GOLD, golden orange double, early as Lorelei. 1.00 
PERSIA, deep rosy-carmine semi-double. .80 
RED FLARE, the best small red button, .80 
SILVER BALL, large silvery white double, almost spherical. .80 
TASIVA, large, pure white double, cushion type. 1.00 
UNIQUE, serai-double, carmine pink difficult to describe, .80 
WARRIOR, deep crimson-maroon with golden reverse, semi-double. 1.00 
CUSHION OR AZALEA FLOWERED TYPES 
Delivery April 15 and continuously thereafter. 
AMELIA PINK, Pink Cushion. .70 
AMELIA BRONZE, deep bronze, turning to bronzy yellow. .80 
AMELIA RED, brilliant red, late blooming. .80 
AMELIA WHITE, opens delicate pink, turning pure white. .80 
AMELIA YELLOW, brilliant golden yellow. 1.50 
CULTURAL NOTE 
Many plants bloom earlier under starved, dry conditions. THE OPPOSITE 
IS TRUE of chrysanthemums. Generous use of manure, phosphate and water 
brings earlier and better bloom. Last year's lateness and poor quality were 
due to an extremely unusual lack of the "short day-cool night" effect in the 
late summer, not to the rank growth stimulated by abundant rain. 
