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Super-Hardy Bristol Introductions for 1945 
Price: 75c per plant, $7.50 per dozen 

Apricot Glow 
Pink Radiance (Bristol)—From late September on, plants are ex- 
uberant mass of color, carrying hundreds of blossoms 3 inches or 
more across. The color, luminous pink, soft pink at the center, is 
unlike any other kind. The color holds well. Like its namesake, the 
Radiance Rose, it is sure to become a favorite garden variety. 
Height, 2 ft. with equal spread. 
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This is a very handsome exhibition reflexed pure 
white suffused lilac over the tops of the petals. A 
magnificent large flower with very long reflexing 
petals. Take crown bud August 20th. 
Price: $1.00 per plant, 
$10.00 per dozen 
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The following have been winter tested since 1942 and are es- 
pecially selected for New England gardens because they 
have definitely proven hardier than the average outdoor 
Chrysanthemum and will survive any New England winter 
with reasonable protection. Since they begin to flower earlier 
in the season, they make a fine display before killing frosts. 
We feel there is a definite place for all of the following list. 
Apricot Glow (Bristol)—This, the first of the Cushion-Type ‘Mums to 
show color, brings a new degree of quality to this popular group. 
The amazingly prolific plants are covered with shapely, high-cen- 
tered, 2%” double blossoms, rich apricot-bronze in color, from the 
middle of August until killing frost. Height, 18” with a spread up to 
3 ft. the first year. It is a dense plant, symmetrical yet informally 
graceful. 
Fireglow (Bristol )—Brilliant Chinese red, semi-double flowers 2 inches 
or more across appear in early September. From then on the plant 
is a grand bit of color. Even the older flowers are attractive in their 
bronzy-red tones. It is a shapely, compact, 18-inch plant, extremely 
hardy and trouble free. Good for cut flowers; fine for garden color. 
Magnolia (Bristol)—Clean cut, shapely, high-centered, very double 
large blossoms of unusual texture, averaging 4 inches across and 
produced in generous clusters, appear about mid-September. From 
then on the plant is covered with buds and blossoms. Color is pink 
shading to creamy pink with a dainty soft yellow overcast. Plants 
average 2 feet in height, are stocky, requiring no staking or special 
attention. Bred from Nipponigum, this variety is distinct from any 
other sort and instantly appeals to everyone. Cuts very nicely. 

Fireglow 
