NEW ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
STOCK CLUMPS | 
Those of you who ordered these Chrysanthemums from us 
last year need no introduction to them. These Chrysanthe- 
mums are early blooming, making it possible to raise them 
where Chrysanthemums have never been raised before. 
If you are looking for something to pep up your catalogue 
or price list for your retail sales, these will certainly do it. We 
sell more of these new Chrysanthemums retail than all other 
perennials together. 
These can be grown without disbudding but if you will grow 
them disbudded down to 8 to 12 blooms to the plant it is almost 
unbelievable the lovely flowers you can raise. 
We have a very limited number of Stock Clumps to offer 
this fall. If you buy Stock Clumps now and plant them in the 
greenhouse they will soon start throwing side shoots and you 
can grow enough rooted cuttings to give yourself a good start 
to plant out by spring. We have always paid from 20c to 50c 
each for small rooted cuttings, besides the import duty on 
them, so you have a wonderful opportunity to get a good start 
reasonable. 
Please get your order in early as help is scarce and it will 
help us to have your orders in early. 
These are nice field grown clumps. Most of them will have 
several strong side shoots on them. 
If you want to buy clumps you must do it now as in the 
spring we will be offering rooted cuttings only at just about 
the price we are asking for these field grown clumps now. 
NEW ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
(Nice Strong Plants with Side Shoots Attached) 
ASSURANCE. Chestnut with bronze reverse. Flowers of good size. Heavy 
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ALPINK. A deep rose pink with faint salmon shading. A prolific bloomer. 
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ALCADE. A showy bright orange crimson. Reverse of petals bright Biden 
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ANTELOPE. Salmon amber with a distinct glow of orange inside ihe 
aaa Very large flower if disbudded. Easy to grow. Blooms later than 
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AVONDALE WHITE. A cream white with incurved petals. A rather un- 
usual variety and one good for September cutting .......000.0..000 ee. Sept. .35 
ALFRETON BEAUTY. Bright golden amber. Large reflexing bloom. Atnicee 
a real exhibition flower if disbudded. A must have ............00000000000..... Sept. .50 
AMBER EUTOPIA. Another bright golden amber with light orange on 
inside of petals. A large crop of blooms and real large if disbudded 
Sept. .50 
eerpiapee te nee Rich buttercup yellow that makes a 6-inch flower if dis- 
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BRONZE FREDA. A lovely bronze salmon variety that is fine for table 
decoration. Petals of quilled formation. Starts blooming early and 
blooms over quite a period of time. Very frost resistant.........2......... Sept. .50 
BUTTERCUP. A very large incurved golden yellow. Fine niepunded 
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BELLE MAUVE. A fine stiff stemmed silvery pink. Makes a wealth of 
flowers that need no staking. Either disbud or grow in sprays. Fine 
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BRONZE BUTTERCUP. Rich deep bronze incurve with golden buff re- 
verse. A grand variety if disbudded to a dozen or so buds. Makes too 
many buds to be at its best unless disbudded some .........000.00000..0.... Sept. .35 
