JOHN C. ESKESEN ♦ Chrysanthemums 
ELSIE CARTER—Royal purple; large flower, weather 
proof .Aug. 
ENDEAVOR—Chestnut bronze; large flower.Aug. 
FAY FERGUSON—Handsome solid buff, yellow flower. 
Aug. 
FRAMFIELD PRIMROSE — Fine primrose, good dis¬ 
budded or spray.Sept. 
FREDA—Beautiful bright pink; large flowers, long stems. 
Aug. 
GERTRUDE—Salmon pink, rolled petals; weather proof. 
Aug. 
GEORGE McLEOD—Golden yellow; sport from H. Sut¬ 
cliffe. Shorter petals, great improvement on parent 
variety .Sept. 
GOLD TIPS—Lovely crimson scarlet with gold tipped 
petals .Sept. 
HILLCREST RED — Rich velvety crimson; gold cen¬ 
ter .Sept. 
HILLCREST WHITE—Creamy white; lovely flower on 
long stem .Sept. 
HOOPOE—Beautiful old rose sport from Salmon Queen. 
Sept. 
H. SUTCLIFFE—Lovely deep golden yellow; large in¬ 
curved flower; disbud or spray.Aug.-Sept. 
ILLUMINATOR—Salmon with golden center; spray Sept. 
INDIANA—Rich velvety crimson; darker center, 5-inch 
flower .Sept. 
IVINGHOE—Deep yellow suffused gold; disbud or spray. 
Sept. 
JENNY McALPINE—Blood red, crimson gold reverse. 
Sept. 
JIM THORPE—Large crimson; best of its color for ex¬ 
hibition .Aug. 
JIM THOMLINSON — Deep chestnut crimson scarlet. 
Handsome variety .Aug. 
JOHN WARING—Lovely shade of orange bronze. Full 
flower .Sept. 
JULIANA—Bright cyclamen pink; long stems.Sept. 
KATE SOMERVILLE—Cerise with reverse petals; a 
paler shade .Aug. 
KINGCUP—Rich deep golden yellow; splendid stems. 
Sept. 
LED A—Large heliotrope pink; flne flower with rolled 
petals.Sept. 
LETTICE—Fine glistening white for florists; spray or 
bloom .Aug. 
LICHFIELD CREAM — Rich glowing cream, incurved 
and distinct .Sept. 
LICHFIELD PINK—Bright pink; large reflexed blooms. 
Sept. 
LICHFIELD PURPLE—Very bright rich purple.Sept. 
LIZZIE JENKINS—Deep golden yellow; reflexing 
blooms .Sept. 
LUTONIA—Golden bronze; incurved blooms of good 
substance .Sept. 
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