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REDWOOD. SD. (Longley) New! A beautiful, dwarf, bright red. Hundreds of bright 
flowers on dwarf mounds. Excellent edging plant. Very free flowering. 
ViGrY Carly, Cette Siete See eee, eR ie eee eae ie ae | ie ee ec are oe 14 Aug. 19 50 1.25 
REMBRANDT. D. (Cumming) Pictured p. 17. A new art color in pompons. Rose 
ITMEHURITES \uianelay (loysporere JovkesaVeb bayer, 5 gerne tert he ence aces cha Saye ee re retort ee 22; Sept. 28 .60 1.50 
RHEINGOLD. S. (Styer) Pictured p. 15. Showy burnt-orange single flowers. One 
ofsthexNorthlands Daisies, see eee ee ees eee eee 32 Octaed 40 1.10 
ROBERT BRYDON. D. (Kraus) A fine double, bright dark red. Cushion habit of 
STOW Late ee ee ee eS ee ee a es ee eee 16 Sept. 10 50 1.25 
ROSE PRINCESS. D. (English) Salmon-rose. Base flushed with gold. A very 
Strikingy flower, ccc Se a a RN yc) et te a ee ee ee 24 Sept. 28 50 1.25 
ROSE SPOON. S. A deep rose colored form with distinct spoon-shaped petal. __......... 24 Oct. 3 40 1.00 
RUBY POMPON. D. (Cumming) Pictured p. 10, 14. New! An exciting ruby- 
crimson pompon. Upright and very profuse blooming. —._.... 22.21 26 Oct. 5 60 1.50 
RUTH CUMMING. D. (Cumming) Large brilliant reddish-bronze, 00.20.2020... 26 Octa7 40 1.00 
SALMON GLOW. S. Bright salmon-pink single. A bright and distinct color. .............. 24 Oct. 6 40 1.00 
SCARLET COAT. D. (English) 4 inch scarlet blooms with gold reverse. |.................------ 26 Oct. 2 50 1.25 
SEPT. BRONZE. D. (Cumming)Pictured p. 10. Golden-bronze, cushion-type pom- 
pon. Flowers very frost resistant, Very worth while. 00.0000 Sept. 2 40 1.10 
SEPT. CHEER. D. A new, rich, cherry-red. Well adapted to potting. .......0000.02.002002..-.- 20 Oct. 4 .50 1.25 
SEPT. CLOUD. D. (Cumming) Beautiful blooms of purest white. Cushion-type. 24 Sept. 12 40 1.00 
SEPT. DAWN. D. Pictured p. 16. New large bright rose-pink. Perhaps the best 
of ‘the so-called pinkssto, dates sos eee eee at oie een te eee eee te oe eee 22 Sept. 26 40 1.10 
SEPT. GOLD. D. (Cumming) Large, brilliant, golden-yellow pompons of cushion 
| ats] eV Rc haere eee aE UR MEE, SAU sre MOO OE OREN EA es ees, g 26 Sept. 28 40 1.00 
SEQUOIA., D. Pictured p. 16. Exquisite rich mallow-ember. Very large flowers. 
One-off thes best... ett ee ee atlas ee aie ee eel a PO 20 Sept. 6 40 1.10 
SIENNA. D. (Kraus1946) Dark reddish-orange, toned burnt sienna-brown. A heavy- 
textured, lorig lasting flowers 2 oS oe ee Se a eee ee 22 Sept. 22 15 2.00 
SIEGLINDE. S. (Styer) Pictured p. 15. Dainty coral-red single. Different from 
any “other, Geseac ig 4 oe ee Be se le ae gee nee LE 34 Oct. 8 40 1.00 
SIGURD. S. (Styer) An attractive coral-red single, shaded carnelian. —.................20-.-..-- 20 Sept. 24 40 1.00 
SILVER MOON. S. (Cumming) Pictured p. 15. White, like a glorified Shasta Daisy 
with yellow -center. 2h FN eS ie is a ee ee ne 38 Sept. 28 40 1.10 
SIMBA, D. (Kraus 1946) Pictured p. 13. Profuse masses of soft orange-bronze 
flowers’: ‘Splendidvtor: cutting ie eae ae oc ee ee 24 Sept. 4 15, 2.00 
SNOWBALL. D. (Longley) Fully double, round, fluffy white with yellowish center. 
iixtremely seéarly” flowering mie eee es eae ee eee eee 18 Aug. 20 .60 1.50 
SONG OF INDIA. D. (Kraus) Excellent large bronzy-peach. Fine for cutting. .......... As Sept. 18 £75 2.00 
SOUTHWIND. D. (Kraus 1946) Masses of large, Chinese-red flowers toned salmon- 
butheborneron sturdy, mich- branched plants. sees cree ae eeee eee 20 Sept. 28 aff) 2.00 
STALWART. D. (Kraus) Pictured p. 10. Very prolific golden-bronze pompon. Very 
frosty Tesis tents jess LT hE beet tt A aN | cS a Ue Re 24 Oct 2 a0) 2.00 
SUNAPE. D. (U. of N. Hamp) A new golden-yellow developed by Prof. Holley of 
the U. of N. H. Was very outstanding in our trials last season. -....................... 24 Sept. 7 5 2.00 
SUNDANCE. D. (Kraus) Hundreds of fully double,* golden-bronze pompons cover 
attractive upright plants: irom) early sSepts tom NiO vee een ee ee 25 Sept. 20 15 2.00 
TASIVA. Delarge double lowers Gis purest willl tesserae ene eee ee 20 Sept. 28 30 90 
THALIA. S. Pictured p. 15. Graceful sprays of brilliant sparkling yellow-orange. ....20 Sept. 12 35 90 
THE MOOR. D. (Cumming) Pictured p. 17. Brilliant amaranth-crimson. ..........W.... 28 Sept. 22 40 1.10 
TIGER. D. (English) Pictured p. 9. Large, bright, crimson on opening, changing to 
bronze and then yellow. Unique in that all three colors may be found in 
good condition on the same plant at the same time, —.....--2-....22 eee 26 Sept. 28 50 Ih) 
TIFFANY ROSE. D. (Carroll) Double, deep rose flowers with faint cream undertone..24 Sept. 28 .50 1e25 
TINTS OF FALL. D. (Rosebud) Very prolific, compact reddish-bronze, ........................- 14 Sept. 24 40 1.00 
TUSSORE. SD. (Kraus) Pictured p. 15. Exceptionally fine orchid-pink. We like 
this: the-best: ior allvsingless ==.) tee ee 5 ee ee ee ee ae. ere 24 Sept. 30 - 50 1.25 
VIOLET. (Longley 1946) Dr. Longley’s newest purple. Full double dahlia-like 
bloom.ot good colorsandysubstanCene. osc eee peer ere eee | eee 24 Aug. 26 .60 1.50 
VOLCAN. De (English) e4sinchetlowersiot: brilliant crini sonny essere ees 26 Sept. 26 50 ipa 
WESTBOURNE. D. (English) Pictured p. 9. The darkest of all rich reds. ................. 28 Sept. 26 50 te25 
WHITE KNIGHT. D. Large, clear ivory-white of fine form and substance. .................. 26 Sept. 15 .60 1.50 
WHITE SPOON. S. Pictured p. 14, 15. A grand novelty with fuzzy white flowers 
mostra (Summ Grp e ees aie ee eee eee eee eet Pome 2) ee eee ed, 1 22 Sept. 26 40 1.10 
WHITE CUSHION. D. Mounds of pure white flowers from mid-Sept. to frost. -........... 18 Sept. 15 oD 90 
WM. LONGLAND. D. (Kraus) A beautiful medley of red and yellow. Strong, 
Sturdy: STOW. soci ese eae becca ab pet oes OS et se 26 Sept. 12 .60 1.25 
YELLOW CUSHION. D. A mass of golden-yellow all fall. 0.000.002 oeceeeeee cece 16 Sept. 8 5 90 
YELLOW SPOON. S. Pictured p 14, 15. Very fine clear bright golden-yellow . 
tubes’ ‘and “SpOOns.mzce5 ot paes aoe eae t= ce 22 Oct. 8 40 1.10 
ZANTHA. D. (Kraus) Pictured p. 11, 12. A new perpetual blooming, clear canary- 
yellow with ball shaped rowers. Outstandingely eo o0diyeee see eee eee 22 Sept. 14 sila 2.00 
