NEW ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
STOCK CLUMPS 
Heavy fall work has prevented us until now in sending our 
list of stock plants of our lovely English Chrysanthemums, 
and judging from the inquiries we are receiving many of you 
are getting very anxious. 
Those of you who have tried these lovely Chrysanthemums 
need no introduction to them. These Chrysanthemums are 
early blooming, making it possible to raise them where you 
have never been able to raise them before. And the large size 
of the bloom and brilliant color range makes them nothing 
short of sensational. 
We have a surplus over and above what we need for our 
own spring propagating. This surplus is small in Lists Num- 
bers 2 and 3 and when we sell down to our own requirements 
we will have to return your money. Better yet, BE SURE AND 
MENTION A NUMBER OF SECOND CHOICE SELECTIONS. 
it will help us and will keep you from being disappointed so 
much in case we are out of some of your selections. 
We are offering these to you so you may propagate them 
in your greenhouse over the winter. We do not advise you 
to plant them this late in the open field. If you have no green- 
house facilities better wait until spring and order rooted cut- 
tings. 
Also please do not ask us to hold clumps for a later ship- 
ment; these offers are for immediate shipment only. 
These prices are for nice field grown clumps dug fresh from 
the field the day your order is filled. The open winters we 
have here make this possible. 
PLEASE HELP US BY SENDING YOUR ORDERS IN 
AS SOON AS YOU CAN. 

HARDY ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
List No. 1 
Each 
ANTELOPE. Salmon amber with a distinct glow of orange inside the petals. 
Very large if disbudded. One of the last ones to bloom. Flowers on nice 
Stiff (Sterms.c.552. aos ean oe ee eee oc en ee Oct. .50 
ALFRETON BEAUTY. Bright golden amber. Large reflexing bloom. A real 
exhibition bloom when disbudded. We are partial to this one............ Sept. .60 
ALABASTER. A very early large white. Firm flowers about 5 inches across 
and ‘slightly imncurveds..2cc oe see wake ee ee Aug. .50 
ADORATION. Large pink flowers on a cream ground. Leave 8 blooms to the 
plant and you will adore it. Blooms are large and flat with pointed 
DOGS oni Pe aR necro Incas bana eer cere oe t pee teen ee eae Sept. .75 
AMBER UTOPIA. Another bright golden amber blended with light orange 
and gold. Disbud it and see what lovely large blooms you get............ Sept. .60 
ALPINK. A deep rose pink that you do not disbud but grow as a spray va- 
riety, Fine for table d@apragipn<) 2: ee ee ee Sept. .50 — 
BORDER WHITE. An early large white that we have found to be very 
elit Pode ee MOREMY Nor ok MM fn ee Aug. .50 
