NEW ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
BE SURE TO READ—First we want to thank you for the lovely 
orders all of you from all over the country have sent us for these New 
English Chrysanthemums. 
The English Chrysanthemums are still comparatively new here in 
the United States and we would appreciate it when you order more 
of these lovely Chrysanthemums if you will tell us how you like them. 
We wish to thank all of you that have written us telling us how well 
you do like them. I wish we had room to print all of these. We do 
wish to list one or two. 
From Fort Collins, Colorado, “I will say that what we have seen 
of these English *mums to date is the most exciting thing around 
this place in years. You know, after so long a time we growers get 
a little cynical about new super-doopers but these babies can easily 
be listed as super-colossal-doopers.” 
From Carlisle, Pa., “I and my garden friends are much pleased 
with your distinct strain of Hardy English Mums. They came thru 
the winter without protection.” 
These Chrysanthemums are all much earlier than most of the old 
Garden Chrysanthemums. They may be grown disbudded down to 
8-12 buds and will be extra super. Pinch the center of the plant out 
when six or eight inches tall. 
Prices are per each. Please mention a few second choice. Stock 
is scare in many varieties. Also we try to include some extra gratis 
in our orders and if you don’t list a few second choice we might 
duplicate something you already have. 
Please Order Early. Ready About March 15th. 
Per Each 
ALABASTER. A very early white of large size and good sub- 
stance. Slightly incurved and will grow five inches across 
if disbudded. An extremely fast multiplier. Every mum 
collection should have this one ...........2....2-2-2.-----s200++- Aug., Sept. .25 
ASSURANCE. Chestnut with bronze reverse, flowers 4 to 5 inches 
across. A good cropper and a good keeper .......................- Sept. .25 
ALEXANDER MASON. Rich buttercup yellow, large perfectly 
incurved bloom of fine form and on good stems. Easy to grow. 
If disbudded to 6 or 8 buds can be grown to 6 inches across 
Sept. .25 
ADORATION. Large spreading flower of pink on cream ground. 
A very fine varitey. Plants will carry 6 to 8 blooms 6 inches 
across. A good grower and grand for cutting............0....... Sept. .35 
ALPINK. Deep rose pink variety of good size, grown on nice 
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AVONDALE WHITE. A pure white incurve. Good size, attrac- 
GIVE Wa (CATT ce a Oe ee Sept. .50 
ANTELOPE. Salmon-amber with distinct glow of orange on in- 
side of petals; an extremely large incurved exhibition flower, 
easy. grower, ‘long ‘stems. (4 Tt ee eee Aug. .50 
ALFRETON BEAUTY. Really a beauty that we especially like. 
Amber with gold reverse. A large deep reflexing flower. 
Early Sept. .75 
ALCADE. A bright crimson with spiky, cactus like pointed petals, 
medium size blooms that make an attractive cut flower. Sept. .45 
AMBER EUTOPIA. A very lovely light amber. Large flat 
flowers. A grand, very special flower. ..............0.0000000.....--- Sept. .75 
BUTTERCUP. A very large incurved golden yellow. Grand dis- 
budded)orgrown) ini Sprays (ns nes ee Sept. .30 
BALCOMBE GOLD. A bright old gold. Not a yellow; more of a 
bronzy orange. A color hard to describe. Flowers incurved 
andy really’ large: if \dishudded) eee Sept. .30 
BRONZE EARLY BUTTERCUP. Rich deep bronze with golden 
buff reverse. A fine incurved variety. One of the finest early 
varieties ever raised, having won many awards. We find here 
in our nurseries that it should be disbudded to a dozen or so 
buds to the plant to be at its best, otherwise it makes far too 
many blooms for the stems to be strong .................. Aug., Sept. .25 
BRONZE FREDA. A lovely bronzy salmon variety that is extra 
fine for table decoration. Petals of quilled formation. Starts 
blooming early and blooms over quite a period of time. Very 
frost resistant. Disbuds well and also fine in sprays. 
Aug., Sept. .40 
BRIDESMAID. A large very delicate blush pink suffused light 
salmon, full reflexed bloom. Flowers are about the same size 
and type as a primrose. This is the first time we have listed this 
one and we really think this one is super. .......................- Sept. .75 
