New & aglioh Chrysanthemums 
HARDY 
GOOD FOR COMMERCIAL CUT FLOWERS 
GIVE GOOD RESULTS OUTDOORS OR UNDER GLASS 
Large flowers of greenhouse quality can be grown outdoors. A splendid 
item for resale at retail and unexcelled for growing commercially outdoors 
either open or under cloth. Fine for the greenhouse where they can be 
grown as sprays or disbudded. Under glass they flower from middle to end 
of October, outdoors they bloom earlier as noted. 
Former high prices of 50c to $1.00 each made these impractical for general use 
but we have a reasonably good stock and can offer them at prices you can 
afford to pay. 

ROOTED CUTTINGS 
Price any of the following varieties $8.00 per 100 
Order not less than 25 of a variety and not less than 100 
total order. Orders will be filled in rotation, when ready. 
We cannot promise to make delivery on any specific date 
and reserve the right to substitute an equal or better variety 
unless specifically ordered not to do so. We also reserve 
the right to allocate quantities if necessary. 
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ALABASTER. A very early white of large size and good 
substance. Slightly incurved and will grow five inches 
across if disbudded. Every mum collection should 
have this one. August-September. 
ALEXANDER MASON. Rich buttercup yellow, large per- 
fectly incurved bloom of fine form and on good stems. 
Easy to grow. If disbudded to 6 or 8 buds can be 
grown to 6 inches across. September. 
ALWIN. Beautiful salmon pink. A very unusual shade. 
Grows on nice stiff upright stems. Nice grown in 
sprays and should also be very nice disbudded. Sept. 
ANTELOPE. Salmon-amber with distinct glow of orange 
on inside of petals; an extremely large incurved exhi- 
bition flower, easy grower, long stems, 4 ft. August. 
ALFRETON BEAUTY. A large, deep reflexing flower, am- 
ber with gold reverse. 
BALCOMBE GOLD. A bright old gold. Not a yellow; more 
of a bronzy orange. A color hard to describe. Flowers 
incurved and really large if disbudded. September. 
BRONZE EARLY BUTTERCUP. Rich deep bronze with golden 
buff reverse. A fine incurved variety. One of the finest 
early varieties ever raised, having won many awards. 
It should be disbudded to a dozen or so buds to the 
plant to be at its best, otherwise it makes far too many 
blooms for the stems to be strong. August September. 
BRONZE FREDA. A lovely bronzy salmon variety that is 
extra fine for table decoration. Petals of quilled forma- 
tion. Starts blooming early and blooms over quite a 
period of time. Very frost resistant. Disbuds well and 
also fine in sprays. August, September. 
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BETTY FERGUSON. A rosy terra cotta with bronze re- 
verse; large solid incurving blooms; stiff stems and 
bushy plants. August. 
BELLE MAUVE. A lovely stiff-stemmed silvery pink. It 
disbuds well and is also lovely grown in sprays. Gives 
a great wealth of cut flowers, fine for commercial cut- 
ting. September. 
COPPELIA. This is quite a new shade, a bright Indian red 
—very startling and does not fade with age. Fine 
strong stiff stems that grow lovely in sprays. One 
of the best sellers in both plants and cut flowers. Au- 
gust, September. 

Mandalay 
CHINA GOLD. A bright golden bronze with quilled petals. 
Does best in sprays. Has very stiff stems, quilled petals 
and grows very tall. Blooms later than most varieties. 
Good to lengthen the blooming season. October. 
CRIMSON BUTTERCUP. An exceptionally fine variety. 
Identical with Bronze Early Buttercup except the re- 
verse of the petals are crimson. Should be disbudded. 
August, September. 
