KRAMER BROS. NURSERIES, ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA 


CALIFORNIA NAGONA DAISY—This is one of the best single whites grown 
in California. Itis large and has several whorls of broad white petals slightly 
reflexed at the tips. In growth habits it is vigorous and upright with good stiff 
flower stems and open flower arrangement. Good for shcding. Blooms 
October 25th. 
KRAMER’S MORI APRICOT—One of the largest singles in commercial use 
is this deep apricot colored variety well known in the California markets. 
When disbudded and grown four or five to a plant they will measure five or 
six inches in diameter. When grown for spray pompons it is best to nip out 
the center bud as the large sized flowers look crowded otherwise. There are 
five or six whorls of petals which open out flat, making a very substantial 
looking flower. The center is slightly green. Especially good for shading. 
Blooms October 25th. 
MARIE KRAMER—Really good red pompons which do not fade are in good 
demand, especially so in the December season at which time Marie Kramer 
comes to bloom. We believe we have a real asset in the red class. Marie 
Kramer is a Hasegawa Poinsettia hybrid of deep poinsettia red very similar 
to that of its parent; just as attractive and just as prolific. The flowers main- 
tain their deep red shade even in full sunlight. One distinct advantage over 
Hasegawa Poinsettia is its keeping quality. The stems are much more tender 
and water absorbing, and the flower itself smaller and fuller, there being 
several whorls of petals. You will find Marie Kramer a good red for December 
sales. Blooms December 1-10. 
SAN DIEGO—Here is a good late yellow pompon of good substance. Flowers 
of rich yellow two to two and one-half inches in diameter are borne on strong 
free branching stems. The variety is very prolific and will produce good 
quantities of flowers late in the mum season. Blooms December 10-15. 
Prices for rooted cuttings of the above varieties 
are at $3.50 per hundred, $32.50 per thousand. 
Unrooted cuttings at $10.00 per thousand less. 
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