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This gleaming white Chrys- 
anthemum has a degree of. warmth 
and intensity that is entirely new, 
and for which there is a real need. 
No other kind like it! No other at- 
tains such early perfection! 
The double rays of milky-white 
petals combine with the pale yellow 
central halo to suggest the play of 
soft moonbeams. A showier Shasta 
Daisy in effect. 
Mild, sweet fragrance, remarkably 
contrasting dark green foliage, a fine 
lusty 21% ft. plant producing flowers 
from September on equal to the 
finest greenhouse product yet un- 
usually frost resistant. These are the 
outstanding qualities of ‘‘Silver 
Moon.” 

SPECIAL “HEADLINER” OFFER! 
Don’t miss this chance to be first with the newest . . . 
For your garden pleasure this year .. . and for years to come... 
plant all five of these fine 1942 “Headliners.” 
ONE EACH OF THE GLORIOUS NEW MUMS 
ILLUSTRATED ON THESE PAGES 
& sturpy prants onty $9.60 
New introductions from Bristol are always “front page news” 
to the nation’s gardeners! They know . . . from past ex- 
perience that each Bristol origination must prove tts 
permanent value before it is offered to the plant buying public! 
It must FIRST give US perfect performance UNDER 
AVERAGE GARDEN CONDITIONS . . . before we feel it 
worthy of a place in YOUR garden. 
Flashy, mediocre novelties . . . planned to startle gardeners 
into “‘trying them out,’ never have... and never will... 
find their way to market from Bristol’s trial ground. 
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY 3 
PLANTS FROM THESE PAGES 
$1.60 
PEACHBLOW 
Distinctly new and different is this 
grand addition to the single type. A 
glorious blending of salmon pink, fawn, 
and bronze, it may be compared with 
the immensely popular “Mrs. Pierre S. 
duPont, III,” perhaps a bit more sal- 
mon. A husky, strong stemmed, well 
branched plant producing an amazing 
quantity of 21-inch blossoms, each 
with four rows of petals, flowering from 
late September until frost. 
The beauty of this unusual Bristol 
introduction charmed thousands of 
visitors at our gardens this Fall. Its 
unusual blend of colors, and myriad 
blooms won scores of enthusiastic ad- 
mirers. A “must” for your Autumn 
Garden. Height, 21% feet. 
Silver Moon 

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y) BRISTOL NURSERIES, 
PRINTED IN U.S.A. 
1942 BY 
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