CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
FANCY CHRYSANTHEMUM Gold Spray. A fascinating new yellow form heretofore not 
The latest novelty creation of plant breeders intro- seen. This new introduction of our own will win for itself 
duced by us. Supplies very limited in the sorts listed many admirers among fanciers of choice chrysanthemums. 
cor $1.00 each. 
Silver Rose. Tubular petals of silvery rose, very curly, al- 
most ball-like flower with recumbent outer petals. A select 
novelty. 35c each. 

Dr. J. C. Adams. See illustration, very large dise lke 
flower with long tubular petals gracefully curved at tips. 
Pure white. Each 50c. 

Dr. D. W. E. Baird. Bright pink needle-like petals forming 
large semi-globe shaped white-tipped flower of unique beauty. 
75c each. 

B. Rose. Fine ray-like petals with curved white tips form- 
ing near globular flower of bright rose color; a fancier’s selee- 
tion. 50c each. 

Silver Lace. This novelty is one of the exquisite spidery Mrs. R. A. Walker. Very long fine hair-like petals of 
forms in purest white. Its lacy petalage bespeaks refined 
charm and elegance. As a cutflower or garden plant it pos- 
sesses that rare art value and effect so much sought in recent center of light rose pink; limited supply. 50c each. 
years. Limited stock. $1.00 each. 
drooping type with curly ends; a large flower well filled in 
