
THOMAS W. POCKETT 
NOVELTY INTRODUCTIONS FOR 1943 
Price: $2.00 each; $20.00 per dozen 

Mrs. Yehudi Menuhin 
MRS. YEHUDI MENUHIN 
A large, solid flower varying in color and form according to treatment and 
bud selection. However, at all times it has an extremely individual petal- 
age. Early buds will give blooms of orange bronze suitable for exhibition 
and the later buds give very fine flowers of bronze to chocolate-crimson 
in color; a most desirable variety for any purpose. Bud Aug. 25th onwards 
gave best results with us. Variety matures about first week in November. 
ELVIE POCKETT 
A lovely butter yellow, incurved, very like 
“Friendly Rival” in color. A commercial variety 
that builds up beautifully into a very tight, in- 
curved flower of excellent quality. This variety is 
ideal in habit, growth and every other way. 
Height about 4/2 feet. Matures Oct. 25th. Take bud 
from Aug. 20th, onward. 
LADY DUGAN 
A true Cattleyea pink exhibition Chrysanthemum 
of medium height and excellent foliage. It is about 
the first Chrysanthemum in years that retains the 
true color throughout the flower with absolutely 
no shading whatever appearing in the petals. 
This lovely, soft, orchid-pink, exhibition Chrysan- 
themum should be in great demand for high class 
decorative work where long stems and large 
blooms are required. Take bud Aug. 10th. Matures 
first week in November. 
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