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SINGLE I'llliVMTieiillS STMMRD VARIETIES 
Price: 3 plants 75^, $3.00 per dozen, 
$20.00 per 100 
Absolute —Is absolutely the finest intense scarlet bronze Single 
with a clear yellow center. Stems and foliage are ideal, and it 
does not seem as though we will ever be able to propagate 
enough of this variety to supply the demand. 
Anne Bartlett —A gorgeous, handsome, brilliant bronze-red 
Single with wonderful substance and most distinctive in the 
flowering. The individual petals are very wide. 
Anne Vaillant Dort —A gorgeous salmon-bronze Single. This 
variety is the last of the seedlings originated by the late Mr. 
Francis H. Bergen of Summit, N. J. 
Athalie —One of the earliest of the Single Chrysanthemums to 
come into flower. Was in bloom with us this season weeks 
ahead of any other variety. Very lovely warm shade of bronzy 
yellow with about 2 to 3 rows of petals. 
Bronze Buckingham —Bronze sport of “Mrs. Buckingham.” 
October 25th. 
Carnelia —A very late single red of robust growth and excellent 
substance. It requires no disbudding and matures the first of 
December, or a week or ten days later than Valencia. 
Caroline Robbins —When first opening the flowers are deep 
mallow-pink and gradually develop into lilac-rose. The very 
broad petals of this flower much resemble a double Cosmos. 
Clytie —A yellow, that has made a wonderful record in the Exhi¬ 
bitions. Is a splendid variety in every way. November 1st. 
Crimson Splendor —Rich crimson-maroon intensified with deep 
garnet tones contrasting with its golden yellow center. Flower¬ 
ing in late September. 
Donald Geddis —An apricot-orange shading to a golden pink. A 
stunningly beautiful Single that is impossible to improve upon. 
Elizabeth —A splendid clear yellow Single. 
Esther Longyear Murphy —Another spray Single which can also 
be disbudded if so desired, producing large flowers of a beauti¬ 
ful burnt orange color, a seedling from Tagoya and Valencia; 
matures in early November. 
Godfrey’s Triumph —Buttercup yellow, shaped like a Water 
Lily. October 25th. 
Valencia 
Golden Shower —A dainty Gerbera-like Single of great sub¬ 
stance, the color is a golden shade of burnt orange with thick 
petals, the flower being rather small when compared with other 
Single varieties, matures in late November. 
Gretchen Piper —The color is a deep glowing yellow and the 
flower light and graceful. October 25th. 
Healesville Bronze —Vivid bronze glistening and glowing in the 
sunshine. When grown twelve or more flowers to a plant, and 
disbudded a single flower to a shoot, it is most spectacular. 
November 1st. 
H. Marie Totty —A brilliant crimson, with scarlet shadings. 
November 1st. 
Ida Catherine Skiff —Color is a brilliant bronzy amber. October 
30th. 
Jeanne Shelly Adams —A deep rose pink with white zone 
around the center. October 15th. 
Jane Harte —One of the daintiest Single Chrysanthemums ever 
distributed. The color is a beautiful deep yellow. October 30th. 
Last Call —A very heavy orange-yellow Single with cupped for¬ 
mation of petals and warm bronze shadings. 
Mabel Seymour —The outstanding white Single. The flower is 
very large and the plant vigorous and unexcelled for making a 
pot or exhibition plant, on account of its fine growing and 
blooming qualities. 
Margaret W. Wanner —Cadmium orange, suffused deep amber 
bronze. October 25th. 
Melba —A brilliant bronzy red of exceptional merit. November 
1st. 
Mensa —Purest white. This is a splendid variety. November 5th. 
Meta Bergen —Color is a brilliant Pompeian red and flower car¬ 
ries several rows of petals. It is a splendid keeper and shipper. 
Miss Isabelle —Bronze with a silvery reverse to the petals. No¬ 
vember 5th. 
Miss A. Wisby —A beautiful orange-amber, shading lighter 
towards the center. A particularly vigorous grower and should 
not be disbudded too closely. 
Mrs. David L. George —A yellow suffused pink, making a very 
handsome combination. Dwarf, stocky, robust in habit, and a 
very fine healthy doer. November 1st. 
Mrs. W. E. Buckingham —Midseason pink, has proved itself 
one of the best varieties for cutting or market purposes. Octo¬ 
ber 25th. 
Mrs. Donald Speer —An improvement on Roupel Beauty in 
every way, and practically the same shade. A tyrian rose with 
mallow pink reverse, and has much heavier flowers. 
Olivia Post —A very fine early Single bronze in full flower with 
us August 20th and a solid mass of flowers for nine weeks 
thereafter. 
Red Rover —This variety is a marvelous crimson with gold re¬ 
verse on the petals, and a deep gold center. The individual 
flowers are six inches across and the most glowing shade of 
rich crimson-orange in color. October 30th. 
Ruth Adams —A beautiful bronzy old gold of very distinct ap¬ 
pearance. This variety attracted the attention of everyone who 
saw it growing in the garden this year. October 25th. 
Rita Clifton —A lovely rose pink Single of very interesting form. 
The lower row of petals is a deep lavender in shade with several 
rows of shorter petals of deep rose pink, surrounding the cen¬ 
ter of the flower. 
Ruth H. Pawlik —A beautiful pomegranate bronze Single, with 
large heavy flowers growing on long sprays. An extremely 
handsome variety in every way. 
Stewart Smith —This is the white Single that made such a won¬ 
derful record for itself in the exhibitions of the East. Good 
white Singles are scarce, so this will be a welcome addition to 
the very small list now existing. 
Sunburst —The color is an intense burnt orange, each petal car¬ 
rying a lavender sheen, it matures November 15th to the 30th. 
Sunny Boy —A Single very similar to Valencia, except that it is 
a bright golden yellow color. The individual blooms are much 
smaller and more fragile. Matures November 25th. 
Tagoya —Produces well formed sprays on rigid stems 24 inches 
to 28 inches high, and matures November 5th to 10th. The color 
is a very brilliant shade of goya red. 
Valencia —A beautiful shade of Valencia pink with a single trace 
of magenta, one of the loveliest Singles ever introduced. Flow¬ 
ers measuring over 4 inches across. This variety need not be 
disbuded. Matures November 15th to 20th. 
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