BRONZE GOLDSMITH (Yoder 
Bros.). A sport from the original 
variety Goldsmith, similar to and 
richer in color than well-grown 
Natoma or Red Princeton. Its color 
is always in keen demand. In 
growth and season, it is identical 
to the parent variety. Carefully 
grown, Bronze Goldsmith on dis- 
budded sprays is, for bronze pom- 
pons, unsurpassed in quality and 
value for late September and Oc- 
tober flowering in the cloth house. 
Price $80.00. 
MINUET (Yoder Bros.). A soft 
pink pompon similar in color to 
Mrs. Morgan Bulkeley and equal or 
better than that variety in flower 
quality and growth habit. Minuet 
provides a pink pompon for 
Thanksgiving that is so superior 
to existing late November pink 
pompons that it should become the 
leading variety for that season. 
Price $80.00. 
SYLVANNA (Yoder Bros.). One of 
the few cloth house daisies that 
combine a high quality flower and 
a growth habit that can be de- 
pended upon to produce a heavy 
crop under a wide diversity of soils 
and cultural conditions. The color, 
a brilliant orange bronze, holds well 
with full maturity, allowing an ex- 
tended period for marketing. When 
successively shaded, Sylvanna 
makes a fine cut flower from the 
middle of September until Novem- 
ber 10, its natural maturing date. 
Price $80.00. 
ARGO (De Petris). A medium- 
sized pompon with good decorative 
form and excellent substance for 
Thanksgiving and early December. 
The color is a beautiful bronzy 
orange, shading to a rust. In color 
and in growth habit, which is some- 
what dwarf and rigid, it resembles 
the later variety Cavalcade. It 
makes its growth late in the season 
and therefore should not be planted 
late. Argo is a quality pompon with 
a very appealing color which sells 
on sight. Price $80.00. 
NEVADA (De Petris). A desirable 
and useful anemone producing 
flowers of high quality for Thanks- 
giving. The color is pure white with 
a chartreuse green center. This 
variety responds well to generous 
spacing and disbudded spray tech- 
nique. For the grower who aprreci- 
ates Europa, Valencia and its 
sports, Nevada provides a white of 
equal quality. Price $80.00. 
TRIANON (De Petris). The out- 
standing merits of Trianon are its 
appealing crimson bronze color, the 
perfect form of its small round 
flowers, its hard substance and its 
attractive bunches and fine ship- 
ping qualities. Its season is that of 
the well-known variety New York. 
It is better than that variety in 
flower color and form. It is in a 
class with the variety Fez in re- 
spect to the quality of flower and 
superior to that variety in type of 
growth and the resistance of its 
foliage to the ravages of insects 
and disease. It responds normally 
to shade and holds its color well. 
Price $80.00. 
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