PAINESVILLE, OHIO 169 
5-24 25Gup 
each each 
Chrysanthemum 
Glory of Seven Oaks, Yellow, 
SILI Late oe! vctetdoch, ttrtntan:. Se ees. EDs 18 4) 
Granny Scovill. Coral Bronze, fall, 2’.. .20 cae: 
Jeane Gumming:: White;sfall, 2’ 22. nee: 18 LD 
Judith Anderson. Yellow, fall, 18” .... .20 18 
Mrs. Willis J. Martin, Strawberry, fall, 
GO ee aa ara ae 18 ats 
Parervioon. Yellows fallf2’©. 222 a) PAN 30 PAD 
Peggy Ann Hoover. Lilac pink, fall, 2’ .18 15 
MASI aRVY. NILC=OCDLe 16 tae. te te ea 18 BLD 
my nite spoon. White, Oct 18")... 2% 20 .20 
Yellow Normandie. Yellow, early fall, 2’ .18 45 
weliow »poon. ~ Yellow, Oct: 18” 2... 20 .20 
hardy large flowering, single, fall, 4’ ...... 18 m5 
California—yellow. 
Excelsior—golden yellow. 
Gypsy Girl—crimson, shading chestnut. 
Lady Smith—bright pink. 
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge—cardinal red. 
Mrs. W. E. Buckingham—salmon pink. 
Korean hybrids. Oct. 2-214’ ............. .20 51D 
Aphrodite—pale pink. 
Apollo—bronze, red and gold. 
Ceres—chamois yellow. 
Clara Curtis—salmon pink. 
Daphne—dapnhne pink. 
Diana—rose pink, blended lilac rose. 
Indian Summer—double orange. 
Kristina—deep rose pink. 
Mars—-amaranth red. 
Mercury—bronze red. 
Nancy Copeland—spectrum red. 
Profusion—rich coppery old gold. 
Saladin—oriental red, shading to coral. 
Sappho—pure yellow. 
Saturn—orange and bronze. 
Siegfried—rich yellow. 
The Moor—port wine red. 
Viking—burnt orange. 
maximum. White, all summer, 2’ ......... 15 12 
maximum Alaska. White, July, Aug., 2’... .15 12 

’ For less than five, add five cents per plant to the 5-24 rate. 
