'Muams from Minnesota 
The Hardy 'Mam Headquarters of the Nation 
Our famous better grown sure-to-bloom plants have 
brought us an avalanche of praise and have pleased so 
many of our customers from coast-to-coast that the demand 
for them now exceeds the supply. We wish to thank you 
for your loyal patronage and cooperation. 
This season we are growing more than a half-million 
sure-to-bloom Hardy ’Mum plants. We know that this will 
not be enough to supply everyone. Last season we were 
again compelled to refund on thousands of late orders as 
our stocks were exhausted. Be sure of your supply this 
listing only the best varieties available, we have discarded 
over 40 older varieties of "Mums this year. You can be 
assured that the following list comprises one of the most 
modern and up-to-date listings of Hardy "Mums in the 
country. 
Every plant we send out is absolutely guaranteed to be 
true to name, and free of disease and insects. All are 
SURE-TO-BLOOM. All blooming dates, descriptions, and 
growth data are from actual observations in our own fields 
in Southern Minnesota. 
ord ly. : : 
ee apenas Plants will be ready and available from March lst to 
In order to maintain our high standards of quality in June 15th. 
Today! 
The 'Mums of Temorieu - - 
D., Double; SD., Semi-double; S., Single Height Blooming Price 
Name and Description : in Inches Date Each Per 3 



ALABASTER. D. (English) Excellent 5 inch incurved White 0. 30 Sept. 30 $0.50 $1.25 
ALGONQUIN. D. (U.S. D. A.) Pictured p. 11. The standard very early yellow .......... 24 Aug. 29 40 1.10 
ALLEGRO. D. (De Petris) Glowing shrimp-pink suffused with coppery salmon. ........ 24 Octmaa ite) 2.00 
AMBASSADOR. D. (Large Commercial) Pictured p. 18. Large incurved cream white. 
DiShudstoLo btalngosoeIncheblOOM wes ee we ee er fee bo oe ee 48 Oct. 23 50 1.25 
AMBER GLOW. D. Brilliant rosy-bronze, brighter than Mrs. Dupont. ...............00......... 22 Oct. 8 50 1.25 
AUTUMN GLORY. D. (De Petris) Rich autumn-red pompon. ~....2.22.2-2----eeeeee 22 Sept. 28 60 1.50 
AUTUMN GREETINGS. SD. (Kraus) Pictured p. 13. A mass of bright copper and 
POldetlowersmeb cellent for masse plamtin gsi oe0 Seo o ck, ete coc cade eedace cc ceez ecg acecthedetecsee 26 Sept. 14 15 2.00 
AUTUMNSONG. D. (Kraus) Pictured p. 12. Entirely new color in "Mums. Large 
wine-rose shading to carmine. One of the most outstanding of the Chicago 
SHEE > cag a Bee eR ae 22 Sept. 12 15 2.00 
AUTUMN SUNLIGHT. D. (Rosebud) A grand new, early, pure golden-yellow. ............ 24 Aug. 27 60 1.50 
AUTUMNTIDE. D. A beautiful blending of salmon-coral with a golden undertone. 
AKe SU iy [VM SRN Sop E a A a eee Un. AS OR Se 18 Aug. 28 50 1.25 
AURORA. D. (Longley) Combination of red, bronze, and yellow. ~.........--.. 14 Aug. 28 50 1.25 
AVALANCHE. D. Pictured ps. 2, 8, 16. The world’s best large, creamy white. 
HVeryonecuetayOritemm One. OLethes Master (Six (ye 24 Sept. 4 50 1.25 
AVIATOR. D. (De Petris)A New coppery-red which promises to become very 
DOpUlaTLwEAm VAS OrOUSBANGNCAS Vm SLOW Cle mittee esterase ee eee ek dese 24 Oct. 5 75 2.00 
BAMBI. D. (Kraus) Perfect-formed flowers of fawn-yellow with amber shadings at 
center mm amed for the fawn so’ dear to children. ..-.0..20..2.oss..-ccsscessepsseceusetenencnenses 18 Sept. 14 15 2.00 
BARBARA SMALL. D. (Kraus) Clear lilac-pink, slightly brighter at the margins 
SRNTE PL GCP ug PAW AWE) CPS ph YeN gC Raa hoe A ese poe a nn 28 Sept. 6 50 1.25 
BETTY. D. Upright apple-blossom pink with deep rose center. -.......--...-..-..--:-:00--es---0--+ 28 Sept. 28 50 1.25 
BONFIRE. D. Pictured p. 16. Multitudes of burnt bronze-red flowers on graceful 
Bema COs MLE OSEMSeCSISLOTI OG coisa secs sst ccs leat co Slecnsestdenton vendaa i acces niane.dehegntonsenssproct ctswanavea= 26 Oct. 2 .50 1.25 
BRONZE GOLD. SD. (Cumming) Pictured -p. 17. Gorgeous fluffy mass of gold 
WMEaQHesl Waar lORRGVeWAS, OU NTOy ee ad oYeyg: seme meee eer creo Pee ee ee eee 20 Sept. 25 50 1.25 
BURGUNDY. D. (Cumming) Pictured p. 14. Glowing wine-red. ier iect flowers 
COW. VRAD TESS RSTR RTA (eCel OTS UR” oe NG oR en Lo SER Oli eee ee eee ee 34 Sept. 19 40 1.10 
BURMA. D. (Cumming) Pictured p. 16. Glistening bronze with soft orange tints........ 26 Sept. 26 50 1.25 
BUTTERBALL. D. (Longley) Pictured p. 23. The best very early butter-yellow, 
ipo i oeconive ninth COOL WCAUICY. .. 2:...-. eases decckewga-tsewesndey rats uededsenavasgeelwerosanens-<ice 16 Aug. 12 15 2.00 
CALCITE. D. (Kraus) Pictured p. 11. Chalk-white with pale sulphur yellow center. 
MOOR LCE aie Letra SiR: 5 oi a ee 24 Sept. 8 15 2.00 
CANDLELIGHT. D. (Kraus) Pictured p. 13. Well formed flowers of creamy-ivory- 
_white. Prolific bloomer. Excellent plant habit and foliage. 0.0... 22 Aug. 26 75 2.00 
CHALLENGER. D. (English) Pictured p. 9. Large bright, bronze red. 6 inch 
joltor ep We ORES SST hs Ceol, ae oa aie Rn ar ec ea ean 28 Oct. 50 1.25 
CHARLES NYE. D. (Kraus 1946) Pictured p. 1, 8, 13. The Mum of the Year! Large 
3 inch fully double, rounded flowers of rich buttercup yellow and firm sub- 
mtancem Onciof the “Master Six’. 2-68 ee ccescecsccthecceee occ leaded 26 Sept. 24 1.00 2.50 
