36 QUALITY CHRYSANTHEMUMS 


Cascade Varieties 

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PRICE OF ROOTED CUTTINGS 
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ABUNDANCE—A reddish-bronze anemone with 
tubular petals and spoon tips. Very prolific. 
Blooms 1% inches in diameter. 
ANNA—Pure white single with a golden yellow 
center. Blooms two inches in diameter. Very 
tall and a rank grower. (See illus.) 
BETTINA—Dark pink single. Blooms 1% inches 
in diameter. 
BREAKING DAWN—Light pink anemone hav- 
ing tubular petals with spoon tips. Blooms 1% 
inches in diameter. 
BURNING EMBER—Bright red 
anemone with high rounded yel- 
low cushion. Blooms one inch in 
diameter. 
CHINOOK—Salmon pink single. 
Blooms two inches in diameter. 
FIREFALL — Garnet red single. 
Blooms two inches in diameter. 
A free bloomer of striking beauty. 
HELIOTROPE — Deep lavender 
anemone. Large, high, well round- 
ed reddish-bronze cushion. Short 
ray petals. 
JANE HARTE — Yellow sport 
from Anna. Same in all respects 
except color. 
~LAVENDER MIST—Good laven- 
der anemone type. Has well 
rounded cushion with double row 
of ray petals. Splendid grower 
and easily trained. 
MOONLIGHT—Yellow in color, 
with tubular petals. Good grower. 
PURPLE QUEEN—A deep purple with purple 
cushion, the florets of which are well opened 
and display a deeper purple interior. Tips are 
tinged with a faint trace of golden bronze. Very 
tall and vigorous grower. Blooms 2% inches in 
diameter. 25 cents each; 3 for 70 cents: $2.50 
per doz. 
ROYALTY—A purple anemone having a promi- 
nent cushion of quilled florets a bit lighter in 
shade than the Royal Purple coloring of the 
encircling short, flat ray petals. 
VIOLET RAY—A dark lavender anemone with 
a slightly lighter, high, well rounded disc of 
quilled florets tipped with specks of golden 
bronze. Mat. late Oct. 
YAMABUKI— Bright yellow anemone with 
golden yellow cushion. Very outstanding. 
Blooms 1% inches in diameter. 


Broad Petaled Single Type 
In appearance this unusual bloom closely 
resembles a single dahlia of the large exhibition 
type. The flowers have broad petals slightly 
curled inward from base to tip. A bright yel- 
low disc ornaments the open central area. 
Thrives in ordinary soil. Will attain giant size 
without the aid of heavy feeding. Equally satis- 
factory in spray form or as a disbud. 
BUTTERCUP— Yellow. $1.00 each. 
CARMEN—Red. $1.00 each. 
EVA—Yellow, splotched with red. $1.00 each. 
EVELYN—White. $1.00 each. 
SHIHODEN—Pink. $1.00 each. 
SENSATION—Large white. $1.00 each. 
SUNLAND—Yellow. $1.00 each. 

ERNA—Pink duplex. $1.00 each. 
