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‘Prof. Sam 
Williston 
H@ewantss asereo) = Mum -? 
Here it is folks, redder than 
any Chrysanthemum you have ever 
seen before. Not a dull maroon or 
wine color but red. 
For years breeders have been try- 
ing to produce a red Chrysanthemum 
and now we have it. Prof. Sam Wil- 
liston really is red, a dark red, almost 
clear. In fact, not many flowers are 
redder. The attractive yellow centers 
set off the red petals well. Nice 
shape, too. Blooms semi-double. 
Prof. Sam Williston produces an 
exceedingly large abundance of blos- 
soms. In fact, it is so very close to 
being Azaleamum-type that it only 
missed by a hair. Sam Williston’s 
blossoms are produced by hundreds. 
You can plant them among your 
Azaleamums, and hardly know the 
difference. They bloom early and for 
a long period of time, like Azalea- 
mums. 
(Prices at right.) 


Imagine a plant heavily loaded with hundreds of dark red blooms 
like those above! An amazing display! Printing cannot show Sam 
Williston’s satisfying color. Voutmucet ein your garden. Order 
at prices below. Or, better yet, order the special at Fhe left. Sam 
Williston comes so near to being Azaleamum that it should be planted 
with them. Prices: Pot-grown plants, $1.00 each; 2 for $1.90; 3 for 
$2.80; 4 for $3.70; 6 for $5.50. 
Spoon 
Chrysanthemums 
So delightfully unique that 3 
you will surely want them. P ants 
Each petal is spoon-shaped but 
at the same time they are beau- & .06 
tiful. Actually the dainty petals for 
are tubular in shape but flare 
at the ends, giving the spoon effect. We have them in the 
three most popular colors: Pink, White, and Yellow. Prices: 
Your choice of color, plants out of 2-in. pots, 1 for 42c; 
2 for 74c; 3 for $1.06; 6 for $2.02. 
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