New Early English Chrysanthemums 
A. E. COOPER. A large medium shade of bronze on stiff stems. A 
flower of good firm substance and slightly incurved. Midseason. 
ALABASTER. A very early white, of large size and good substance. 
Slightly incurved and will grow 5 inches across if disbudded. An 
extremely fast multiplier. 
ALEX. MASON. Rich buttercup yellow. If disbudded will make an in- 
curved flower 6 inches across. Rapid multiplier. 
BRONZE EARLY BUTTERCUP. A deep bronze incurve. Golden buff 
reverse. One of the very finest early flowering Chrysanthemums 
ever raised but should be disbudded to 12 or 15 buds as it sets far 
too many buds. You will be sure to like this one. 
BALCOMBE GOLD. A bright old gold. Good sized flowers; healthy 
grower and good cropper. 
BELLE MAUVE. A tall silvery pink that does well either disbudded 
or grown in clusters. Fine stiff long stems. Surely makes a wealth 
of cut flowers. 
COPPELIA. A vivid burnt orange. A color that stands out clear across 
the garden. Plant tall with wealth of stiff, long stemmed flowers 
that are fine in clusters or disbudded. 
pap ner ar Large full blooms of bright bronze red. Good long 
stems. 
CERISE. A bright cerise pink. Not as large as some but stands so 
straight and tall without staking, and makes such a lot of flowers 
on nice long stems. 
DOVEDALE. A fine white that makes a large bloom if disbudded. 
DON JUAN. A bright Indian red. Nice stiff stems. 
DOROTHY McGUIRE. A very early blooming variety in a combination 
of yellow and orange. Not real large flowers but a big lot of them 
on stiff wiry stems. 
DAILY EXPRESS. A fine large flower of terra cotta chestnut. If dis- 
budded it makes a lovely large flower and the color is pleasing. 
ELITE. A lovely soft rose pink with the petals tipped gold and quite 
a bit of gold in the center of the bloom. Good grown either in 
clusters or disbudded. Also a fast multiplier. We like it very much. 
EARLY ACE. Large perfectly incurved bloom of golden chestnut. 
Strong stems. Nice disbudded a little. 
ELDORADO. A very good yellow with large solid blooms. Another 
very rapid multiplier. 
FREDA. A medium sized pink on long stiff stems. 
GOLD STANDARD. A very fine yellow that is extra good disbudded. 
Color is very bright and blooms are incurved. Stems are stiff and 
it multiplies quite rapidly. 
he ecg DOME. An incurved golden yellow slightly overlaid orange 
ronze. 
Mee a ee ee A deep yellow incurve that should be disbudded 
a little. 
INDIANA. A rich velvety crimson with darker center. Will grow 5 
or more inches across if disbudded. 
JEAN HARLOW. A bright yellow with a semi-incurved form. 
LEDA. A large heliotrope pink with flowers 6 or more inches across 
if disbudded some. Beautiful rolled petals on fine stiff stems. This 
is absolutely the fastest multiplier of 250 varieties of these Early 
English Chrysanthemums that we grow. 
MARYLAND BRONZE. A very early blooming chestnut bronze. 
Large flower with full center. 
MRS. J. FINDLAY. Bright yellow; reflex blooms of 6 inches in diam- 
eter when disbudded. Fast multiplier. 
MARYLAND YELLOW. A big shapely bloom that is good for exhibi- 
tion if disbudded. . 
MRS. J. PHILLIPS. A large deep purple with incurving blooms. 
Something very different as to color and a very pleasing variety. 
sing yeas nnaag: A very lovely white that grows very large if dis- 
udded. 
