JOHN C. ESKESEN * Chrysanthemums 
PRIMROSE ARCTIC CIRCLE—Primrose yellow; grand 
flower .Aug. 
PRINCESS MARINA—White with long feathery petals; 
excellent . Sept. 
RADIANT—A striking shade of crimson red.Sept. 
RED CRUSADER—Rich crimson; flne shape and size. 
Aug. 
RED INVADER—Crimson chestnut; gold reverse; large 
flower .Aug. 
RED KING—Brilliant red; heavy cropper, large blooms. 
Sept. 
RED MATADOR—Flaming red with slight chestnut shad¬ 
ing .Sept. 
RHODA WATSON—A gorgeous bloom; colors wine and 
gold .Sept. 
ROBT. Me ALPINE—^Lovely salmon bronze; long stems. 
Sept. 
ROSE PRECOSE—Bright rose pink; grand color, free 
flowering .Aug. 
SANDY RITCHIE—Crimson with gold reverse; lovely 
flower . Sept. 
SALMON FREDA—^Pretty pale salmon; grand variety. 
Sept. 
SALMON QUEEN—Salmon bronze; large bloom.Sept. 
SHIRLEY CERISE—Sport from Shirley Fawn; 5-inch 
blooms .Aug. 
SINCERITY—Clear pink, solid blooms; long stems....Sept. 
SNOWDONIA—Fine white; strong grower, large flower. 
Sept. 
SOUVENIR—Golden yellow, suffused bronze; weather 
proof .Sept. 
SYBIL—Pale pink; good size bloom, very full.Aug. 
SYLVIA—Salmon peach; hard petals, stands all weather. 
Sept. 
TIBS HELP WHITE—Fine flower, 6 inches across, grand 
exhibition .Aug. 
TIBSHELF PINK—Light pink, florets broad and stiff. 
Aug. 
TIGER—Crimson suffused with yellow. Good exhibition 
bloom .Aug. 
TRIGO—Golden bronze incurve.Aug. 
UNIQUE — Strawberry and bronze combination; in¬ 
curve .Sept. 
UTOPIA—Yellow bronze, notable for size and quality. 
Sept. 
VELVETEEN—Rich velvety crimson; good blooms, long 
stems . Sept. 
WEMBLEY—Blood red crimson; choice variety.Sept. 
WENDY—Splendid orange amber; good for sprays..Sept. 
WESTBOURNE—Dark chestnut red; large flower, weath¬ 
er proof .Sept. 
WHITE BUTTERCUP—Large creamy white, incurving 
flower .Sept. 
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