KOREAN HYBRIDS 
Price: 15¢ each; 60c per dozen; $3.50 per 100; $30.00 per 1000 
Not less than 12 of a variety at dozen rate; 25 of a variety at 100 rate; 
250 at 1000 rate, unless otherwise quoted. 
APOLLO—Bronze, red and gold. 
CERES—Chamois-yellow and gold. 
DAPHNE—Salmon pink. 
DIANA—Lilac-rose and salmon. 
MARS—Deep amaranth. 
MERCURY—Coppery bronze and red. 
CUSHION MUMS 
A very dwarf prolific type of Chrysanthemum, blooming continually from early September 
until frosts. 
AMELIA—Bright pink. 
CHAMPION CUSHION—Deep bronze. 
EDGAR A. GUEST—Bright bronzy-red sport 
of Amelia. 
GOLDEN CUSHION—Bronzy gold. 
HARVEST GOLD—Delicate yellow. 
KING CUSHION—Red. 
PANOLA—Deep rose pink seedling of Amelia. 
THE MAJOR CUSHION—Bright salmon pink. 
QUEEN CUSHION—White. 
YELLOW SPORT CUSHION—Lemon yellow. 
HARDY EARLY FLOWERING 
Price: 15¢ each; 60c per dozen; $3.50 per 100; $30.00 per 1000 
Not less than 12 of a variety at dozen rate; 25 of a variety at 100 rate; 
250 at 1000 rate, unless otherwise quoted. 
Early Hardy Varieties from the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture 
ALGONQUIN—Double bright yellow, medium 
size flower. Short. Sept. 20. 
AMOSKEAG—Semi-double light bronze, ma- 
turing Sept. 15. Dwarf. 
BARNEGAT—Double creamy white, maturing 
late Sept. Dwarf. 
GERONIMO — Bronze double, 
Dwarf, maturing late Aug. 
LARAMIE—Medium size decorative single. 
medium size. 
Medium height, maturing latter part of Sept. 
MANANTICO—Dwarf single rose, maturing 
late Sept 
MUSKOGEE—Semi-double light pink, with 
dark pink markings. Dwarf. Matures Sept. 15. 
MATAWAN—Very short rosy purple single, 
maturing Sept. 15. 
POHATCONG—Blush pink maturing in early 
October. Dwarf. 
PUSSUMPSIC—Double blush. Dwarf. Matur- 
ing early Oct. 
SEMINOLE—Blush with creamy white center. 
Dwarf. Matures Sept. 1. 
SUWANEE—White single, medium size. 
tures Sept. 15. 
TETON—Orchid-pink single maturing Sept. 
20. Medium height. 
Ma- 
WHITE— 
Hght. Type Matures 
Normandie—Creamy. -whites ei ssn a Short Decorative Sept.- lon 
*Perle Chatillonaise—Creamy white—blush shaded.............. Med. Reflex Sept. 25 
Ruth Hatton—Very prolific creaMy...........2 cele eeeeceeeeeeeeeees Med. Med. pompon Oct. 100n 
*White Eagle—A pure white. Good dwarf growth for 
BRO RITL weer erect ee Rice es eB ees ee ecto ph conEastathy-o Sane Med. Large pompon Oct. 150n 
Winnetka—Pure white reflex... clececceeeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneneeeeeeeee Short Pompon Sept. lon 
PINK— 
Claret GCuriig-—D rie nt erOSe. | PT OSC it, ores tpakcesantctdscarectoes Short Single Oct. 15 0n 
Cranford Pink Improved—Dark rosy pink...0000.0.00..2.0002....0-0---- Med. Button Oct. 1 
Early Pink—Rosy pink. Good for cutting... Med. Single Oct. 1 
Dee L I OT NP OSE art a Fs ce Ae aT cat A Dh cacecscismacduascaee Short Large pompon Oct. 1 
Jean Treadway—Soft rosy pink with bright crimson eye. Med. Med. pompon Sept. 25 
Mayellen—Cerise, yellow anemone cente?......2.....2.0....-22-0---0-++ Med. Anemone Sept. 25 
Mawii—Tiny hardy, good for rock garden work.................. Short Single Oct; 1 on 
SMuldoon—-Purplisnmamaran thon tee Se eee Med. Largepompon Oct. .12 
SIMU PE Ore Oe FIAT Vite Lope nea PGS, case eae, eh leudecad nee Med. Decorative Oct> 15 
Petits LOUIS —Silvery “Mauve esgic eovsencbssondedeclececcceecepes Med. Button Oct-15 
Hosalind=—Larverclear = pin ke sees ee oc hake ee cectesodicbaceneconcee Tall Single Oct: +30 
*Rosy Gem—Similar to Gana, TrOS@.....2...00........eseeceeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeeeee Med. Large pompon Oct. 15 
ECM EOS MITA es oe ert cae ag sie cn suse enna ale he comon cdg uidadceanddepiusoeacsence . Short Single Oct. lon 

*Good Disbudded. 
