Colorado Springs, Colorado 7q 

CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Hardy. 
Varieties of Chrysanthemums marked + are “Developed and intro- 
duced by the United States Bureau of Plant Industry,” have 
proved hardy at the Cheyenne Horticultural Station. We’re strong 
In Our praise of these. Most of them come into bloom earlier than 
the “old standbys’; they're admirable for Colorado gardens. 
Hxcept where noted, they range in height from 1% to 2 feet; 
none are “leggy.’’ 
tAbsaroka. Single, orchid pink, large; yellow center. A showy va- 
riety, fairly tall. 
adironda. Bronze yellow button, coppery center; early. 
tAlgonquin. Yellow. One of the best, early. 
Alice Howell. Orange-bronze, semi-double. 
tArapahoe. Burnt-orange, semi-double, 12 to 18 inches. 
Astrid. Lovely shell pink, single; decorative foliage. Of question- 
able hardiness. 
Aunt Mary. Pink. 
Azaleamum, “Cushion Mum.’ The earliest; mauve-pink, white, yel- 
low-bronze. 12 inches, 
Carrie. Clear yellow. 
Clio. Mauve-pink, large flowers; early. 
Early Bronze. Excellent bronze pompon. September. 
Glory of Seven Oaks. Orange-yellow, medium height. 
Golden Lace. Good single yellow. 
Indian Summer. Coppery-red, late flowering. 
Kadar. Bronze button. 
Korean Hybrids. Hardy early varieties. 2144 feet. Early September 
and October. 
Daphne. Pink with lilac-rose. 
7 Ceres. Gold and chamois. 
Mars. Deep amaranth red. 
i Sappho. Compact; clear yellow. 
i Apollo. Shades of bronze-red, old gold and salmon. 
Lady Astor. Coppery-red button. 
| jLaramie. Rose; semi-double. 

tManantico. Mulberry with bright yellow center, early, single, 12 
to 18 inches. 
Ouray. Bronze, 
| Pink Perfection. Vall deep pink. 
tPocatello, White, tinged pink; early. 
i tPohatcong. Blush pink; late. 
j tSeminole. White to blush; early. 
+Sioux. Goluen-bronze, good; semi-double. 
| tSwanee. VPinky-white, single; early. 
i Tango. Rich ruddy bronze. 
| tTeton. White, touched pink, single; early. Gives a lacy effect; 
fairly tall. 
| +Uintah. Copper-bronze, semi-double; mid-season, 
| White Doty. White pompon, tall. 
Above are double except where otherwise noted. 

Divide Chrysanthemums early if you would keep 
them blooming 
CHRYSANTHEMUM maximum, Shasta Daisy. 
Bigasta. The largest vet. 
Chiffon. Double, ruffied and fluffed around a yellow center. 
Conqueror, Large white; robust. 
Glory of Wayside. Abundant flowers in May. 
King Edward VII. Large flowers of good substance, $2.00 per dozen 
Mrs, ©. Lowthain Bell. Late summer. 
Supreme, One of the best. 2 ft, 
