
Chrysanthemum Golden Crown Verbena Carmine Bouquet 
CHRYSANTHEMUM “GOLDEN CROWN" 
Golden Crown has the robust constitution of the Coronarium varieties, mak- 
ing vigorous well-branched plants three to four feet in height. It is a free pro- 
ducer, has attractive silver-green foliage and bright butter-yellow flowers. The 
petals of each flower are quilled in shape, which increases the decorative 
value of this popular little annual. Golden Crown produces 100% double 
plants. 
VERBENA ERECT COMPACT “CARMINE BOUQUET” 
Among the several types of Verbenas familiar to all retail Seedsmen, the 
erect Bouquet type is undoubtedly most popular for cut flower purposes. 
Carmine Bouquet is outstanding in this upright growing strain. It has a 
very compact form of growth, producing ten to twelve tall twenty inch 
branches. Its color is a striking deep carmine, with a large white eye making a 
beautiful contrast to the rugged carmine tones. 
Each of the upright stems bears large heads of florets that measure a good 
three inches across. Carmine Bouquet is certainly a cut flower of distinction 
and will soon be a popular florists’ variety. 
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