TOM PEARSON—A medium spray pompon of a deep chrome yellow. 
It is a vigorous grower and unusually prolific, producing a number 
of sprays per plant. Keeps and ships well. Matures around Nov. 
Pot: 
FAIRY ROSE—A bright rosy pink pompon that measures 11% inches in 
diameter. Grows about 3% feet tall and is unusually productive. 
The flowers hold their color well and last over a long period. Ma- 
tures around Nov. 14th. : 
NEW YORK—This is a charming button. It is only a medium grower. 
and should be planted close. Matures Nov. 15th. Commercial grow- 
ers like to shade this variety. 
BALL OF GOLD—One of the most perfect in form of the intermediate 
type of pompons. Its blooms are perfect round balls of clear yellow 
about 24% inches in diameter. It has a stiff, upright habit of growth 
and attains 3 feet with me. Matures November 20th to 25th. With 
me one of the most dependable of the mid-season pompons. 
PRINCETON—A beautiful and distinct shade of orange. This variety is 
outstanding as a large-flowering spray pompon, as the color re- 
minds one of Orange Calendula. Matures by Nov. 20th. 
PETER PAN—Small bright bronze baby pompon—less than one-half 
inch in diameter. Good producer and fine upright growth. Perfect 
for dainty work. Popular despite the fact it does not mature its 
blooms until third week of November. 
CRYSTAL JEWEL—A pure white button pompon, 1% inches in dia- 
meter and perfectly round. Heavy Peel, matures Nov. 20th to 
30th. Excellent for floral use. 
MRS. BEU—An excellent orange-bronze pompon of the quilled type, 
maturing just right for Thanksgiving. 
USONA—A lavender-pink pompon 214 inches in diameter maturing 
November 20th and lasting until Thanksgiving. Vigorous upright 
growth and very productive. 
BRONZE USONA—The Bronze sport of above—identical in all other re- 
spects. 
NORINE—A ‘very bright yellow pompon 114 inches in diameter, and 
somewhat resembling Christmas Gold, but maturing just right for 
Thanksgiving. An unusually attractive shade of yellow as it ap- 
pears to have a touch of burnt-orange shading. Very erect, stiff 
growth—ideal for pot culture. 
SINGLES 
15 cents each; $1.50 per dozen (your selection) labeled. 
GRENADIER—An extremely free flowering variety producing masses 
of large single flowers in clusters. Color is a bright crimson-red 
with an under-lying sheen of bronze and with a golden tint on the 
petal reverse. In full bloom Oct. Ist. 
CRIMSON SPLENDOR—A large, rich crimson-maroon intensified with 
garnet tones contrasting with its golden yellow center. It is of 
vigorous growth and matures its blooms early in October. 
CAVALIER—A dazzling vermilion-red that holds its color well. It 
should prove a desirable addition on this account. It is very free 
flowering and in full bloom by Oct. 15th. 
JANE KELSEY—An outstanding very early single. Bright, attractive 
lavender-pink flowers borne on long stems. Matures here early 
October. Ideal for garden decoration or for cutting. 
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