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Hardy English Chrysanthemums 
We have a limited number of plants of these new Hardy English Chrysanthe- 
mums .. . varieties that were recently imported and which have grown in our 
trial garden for one year. The English originations are characterized by their 
winter-hardiness, by their strong growth and luxurious deep green foliage, and 
by the very lovely decorative flowers. The flowers are large, the stems long, there- 
fore are superb for cutting. 

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Your choice: Each 75c; 3 for $2.00; 12 for $7.00 
BRONZE FREDA. A gorgeous bronze-salmon with quilled petals. Comes into 
flower very early and has a long blooming season. September. 
CERISE. Beautiful rose cerise with quilled petals. Flowers are in sprays on tall, 
wiry stems. Fine for decorating. September. 
CONQUEROR. A lovely deep rich crimson variety. Excellent when disbudded 
or when allowed to grow in sprays. September blooming. 
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COPPELIA. A new shade of Indian red. The flowers are produced in sprays 
upon stiff stems. September. 
GOLD STANDARD. Very early deep yellow. Will grow to be 6 inches in 
diameter if disbudded. September. 
INDIANA. Large flowering red; medium height. September. 
JEAN HARLOW. Heavy blooming, large flowering yellow. 
LEDA. Heliotrope pink, rolled petals. Long stems; grand cut flowers. October. 
REVELLAR. Bright chestnut red. Fine for cutting. 
ROSE PRINCESS. Salmon rose with a blush of gold at the base of the petals. 
Excellent either disbudded or in sprays. Long stiff stems. October, 
TOLECROSS. Very large flowering rose-pink; tall and sturdy. October. 
PINK LADY. Flowers of clear shade of pink. Medium height. Late September. 
CUNNINGHAM GARDENS 
Bee Waldron, Indiana 
