BRIDESMAID. A large very delicate blush pink suffused light salmon. 
Bloom is reflex. Very heavy substance. This one is hard to describe but 
it is absolutely one of the very best, so take our word for it and don’t 
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BUTTERCUP. A very large incurved golden yellow that blooms later than 
MOsts wry Gishudding 16 fOr use DIOOIIS ees ead shccewnsenss- Kana rcnnceseee Oct. 
BRONZE McLEOD. A fine large bronze that is especially good................ Sept. 
BRONZE BUTTERCUP. Rich deep bronze with golden buff reverse. If dis- 
budded it is one of the finest Chrysanthemums grown. Perfect incurve 
RIACEV VST as LLL Ol ecco aoe Fatt eerste on a rate ne See tents eee Aug., Sept. 
BRONZE FREDA. A lovely bronzy salmon variety that is especially good for 
CULUINGS Petais are: OF OUUICE TOFIN A ELOUN tice wien esac teams teleds ics cence tiveness Sept. 
BALCOMBE GOLD. A bright old gold. Really a light orange bronze. Very 
large when Cisbuddedwincurveds &.) oa me PF U8 Nees a hl eee Sept. 
BELLE MAUVE. A lovely stiff stemmed silvery pink. Disbuds well and fine 
without disbudding. Yealds a wealth of flowers for commercial cut. Sept. 
COPPELIA. A bright Indian red that is unusual and does not fade with 
age. Fine strong stiff stems. Has been one of our best sellers in both 
MIGTS RAGS CU GET O WOln ech roto tae et a Lc tens Waren teeeeanep cee ae Sept. 
CERISE. A lovely spray variety that makes a wealth of flowers that need 
no staking. Flower is a bright rosy COT ISO RI er eee te eee Sept. 
CONQUEROR. A lovely large rich crimson. Lovely either disbudded or in 
sprays. Needs no staking. Six inches disbudded. Popular.................... Sept. 
CHINA GOLD. A bright golden bronze with quilled petals. Grow in sprays. 
Needs no staking. Grows very tall and is later than most......0000000... Oct. 
CHARMWOOD. Bright rosy mauve. Makes nice spray for cutting.......... Sept. 
C. W. JOHNSON. A lovely large incurved white that we have never offered 
Delore wd DIS sis Very Line: CISOUUNCEO set ee re ee en ee Oct. 
CHALLENGER. A bright bronzy red with strong stems.......00.000000000000000... Sept. 
CRIMSON BUTTERCUP. A lovely large incurve chrysanthemum that should 
be disbudded to a dozen buds. Flower is rich crimson with gold reverse. 
Flower is very bright and showy. Really outstanding............000000..... Sept. 
CARNIVAL. A bright orange crimson with good sized flowers. Small dark 
green foliage. A very showy variety that we like very much................ Sept. 
CORONA. A very large broad-petaled flower shaped much like a giant 
zinnia. Color is a bright orange amber. Stems are stiff and plant needs 
no sta kine DiSDUGAOM SPI avs.) Gat eee ee ee ee Sept. 
CRUSADER. An immense white slightly tinted pink. Should be disbudded 
some and you will love it too. A very popular variety........00.00000. Sept. 
CALUMET. A very large incurved yellow. This one should be disbudded to 
be at its best. Really an exhibition variety. One of the best we have. Oct. 
DAFFODIL. A large, lovely yellow. Good in sprays, and better disbudded. 
LOVG Stil: SECIS 2G cect to ih. <a totes Makan ei ee mar ee Oe Sept. 
DAILY EXPRESS. A fine early variety of bright orange chestnut. Fine 
either sprays or disbudded. Weather proof and dandy for cutting, and 
TOGILLY © COL LY cose ett ece sistent cae ghg gas ee ois Micah a TC COs ge toecn ena cre ea eae Aug., Sept. 
DR. GEORGE BARNES. Perfectly incurved flower, which will grow 6 or 7 
inches when disbudded. Color is peach shaded cream with gold points. 
This ONGR iS TPE CULY SCO La ee eter nec copes meesee Stave eerie eee Sept. 
DOROTHY McGUIRE. A nice bloom of soft bronze with pointed petals. 
Don’t disbud. Makes a wealth of flowers on stiff wiry stems and needs 
no staking. Fine fOr cuttin gee noosa ae pcpcat-saccteenechaprtsncersteertansrns Aug., Sept. 
ENTICELLENT. A bright crimson with gold reverse. Fine large flowers and 
B ZOOK STOWEL............---20----ncnsscorsccecsrnssesonesaconcnsensecessnsesecciegoeseecsseneestacsenceseveness Sept. 
ELDORADO. A yellow of charming shade. When disbudded a little it will 
give you blooms 5 inches across, solid and semi-incurved.................... Sept. 
ELITE. Light cerise pink with a touch of gold in the center. Petals are 
rolled and spiky. MPISHUGS Welly erica test Naresh iene eee ee eee Sept. 
EARLY ACE. nice incurving golden chestnut that is one of the first 
TO OGTR Mace ter dertentneshaatenedc et ctaie sb ine yadewanvetans Lavnsetehvenartmtaweut edt eeEvendesses Aug., Sept. 
GOLDEN EMPEROR. Large golden yellow, semi-incurving bloom. Makes 
grand exibition. bloomiwhelr disbudded... 2. cacti cee eee Sept. 
GEORGE McLEOD. A deep golden yellow incurve that is really ae ee 
SPECIAL AW HET CUISDUAGEC ede es pion sane turd ndocter teers apaber reac teh er: Sept. 
GOLDEN GEM. A beautiful golden yellow spray variety. Makes lots of 
flowers Of grand substance or, cubting.2.7 cs elt ees Sept. 
GOLD STANDARD. This is a fine early disbudding variety. May be grown 
up to 7 inches when disbudded. The color is as deep as is possible to get 
‘ivellowsand- COCs TOG TAC. 2. che icc rce patents ee ee Sept. 
GOLD MINE. A golden orange, large flowers having numerous petals and a 
VEL Ve LI COT Tatas cert ee ndap ent a--mancbeds Waseirpernpater ers renee bien Pe tis eee Sept. 
HILLCREST RED. A flower of striking quality. Rich velvety shade of 
crimson scarlet with gold reverse. Long stems and good foliage makes 
a Gqinen TlOWer WED. CUSPUC eG oii ih. puaten masgenc Core scealasese esusasadestiacnss«: Sept. 
HUNTER. An unusual art shade of red. Large flowers with beautiful foliage. 
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