HALO. Large bloom; broad florlets of good substance, the outer petals re- 
flexing and the inner petals cupped, building a fine large bloom. Color 
is a glowing amber bronze. A strong grower with good habits and long 
SCOEMS....0050e Lae hese ee tate eect Rone eee Fee ene Late Sept. 
JOHN BAXTER. A fine large bronze that: is fine either disbudded or in 
sprays. Fine strong, stiff stems and needs no staking................ Late Sept. 
LEDA. A large heliotrope pink that may be disbudded or grown in sprays. 
Beautiful rolled petals. Stems are strong and it needs no staking. An 
extremely fast multiplier. Six inches across. when disbudded............ Sept. 
MEMNON. A large flat bloom of beautiful crimson scarlet. A very lovely 
VELICCY. ce-celgcalaeatetee vnsortees eee tee eea eee oman Nee. Je een nee EE eee eee see Ae an Sept. 
MRS. W. H. WEBBER. Really a summer blooming variety, starting to bloom 
in late July. A bright shade of pink, the under side of the petals being 
silver. The center of the flower showing the reverse side of the petals, 
thus lending a silvery sheen that is attractive.........02.020000022.002......- July, Aug. 
MRS. MILNER. A very large new white that is very good disbudded or 
grown in sprays but will grow 7 inches disbudded......................2....-...- Oct. 
MORNING GLOW. A unique shade of light glowing chestnut. Disbudded it 
carries 8 or 10 beautiful recurving blooms. One of earliest to bloom. Aug. 
MRS. T. GUTHRIE. A very large chestnut red with bronze reverse. Has 
broad reflexing petals and 6-inch flowers on long wiry stems. Sept., Oct. 
MRS. DON McIVOR. An exhibiiton bloom of clear golden yellow. Long stiff 
stems and. 3. good STOWer uss cce ee ee ee re ee Sept. 
MRS. D. S. ORR. Reddish-crimson with aola reverse. Extra large incurv- 
ing bloom with gold pointed petals.-Of very hard texture.................. Sept. 
NUTHATCH. Crimson chestnut slightly incurved in center.................... Aug. 
OLD GOLD. A nice well shaped flower of amber color with yellow 
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ORANGE GLOW. Orange bronze with a gold reverse. Really a fine variety 
to grow in sprays for cutting. Stiff stems that need no staking. This 
ON! 1S CALLY....coo0 2 cee Rscoceeontetenapen sens nueteepeay eteemal peeater epee teeta. eek dete aoe Aug., Sept. 
ORANGE QUEEN. The richest colored golden yellow to date. Petals broad 
and of great substance. Fine stem and foliage............0.222222.2--.--eeneeeeoee Sept. 
POLLY. Deep golden orange shaded amber. A nice fall color with plenty 
Of: T1OWELS 22s ER Egos ienmeen eee cmcanateg eee cetaen nee iebede eat Seats My Stu atermem ees Sept. 
PETUNIA. Really a petunia purple. A fine exhibition flower.................... Sept. 
PRiMROSE. An immense primrose yellow flower shading to cream. A 
strong grower. Good in sprays and grand disbudded. Should exceed 6 
inches. dishudGediic2siip ceo tyc ke ce mee eee eee he nreeee Ore, Siar Aug., Sept. 
PINK REWARD. A bright rose pink on tall stiff stems. Flowers 5 inches 
across and a little different than all the other pinks... 0... Sept. 
PHYLLIS GOLD. A deep yellow with bronzy center. Fine reflexing flower 
G INCHES “ACLOSS ra Nee eben pec aaense ce rea e esac eee ret ag an MEE Peet eraener eonawatotee teu Sept. 
ROSE PRINCESS. Beautiful salmon rose with a basal flush of gold. Broad 
reflexing florlets. If disbudded to a dozen or so it is very lovely. Long 
stiff stems that need no staking. One of the iatest to bloom for us....Oct. 
RED CRUSADER. A rich crimson variety of fine shape and size, and is of 
free flowering TDEDUUS ce ie iecrsc center eee ete sis iata gr eke Early Aug. 
SNOWBALL. An early free flowering ball shaped white Chrysanthemum. 
Not as large aS some but produces quantities of blooms............ Late Aug. 
SUNBEAM. Handsome yellow;. the flower disbudded is of 5 inch diameter 
with solid Inciurving Petes ese errcrtc ett ener eee ce cee ee Sept. 
SALMON FREDA. A beautiful salmon sport of pink Freda. Long wiry stems. 
This makes ‘a> lovely CUtsti0 Wels oe ee eee tes Sept. 
SANDY RICHIE. Crimson with gold reverse. Flowers are a nice large size. 
Stems stiff and plant prolific multiplier. Color very rich............ Sept., Oct. 
SYBIL. A lovely flesh pink that makes a wealth of medium sized flowers 
on straight, stiff stems that need no staking. Good foliage................ Sept. 
SPITFIRE. Quite a new shade of bright fiery red with gold reverse. Large 
reflexing blooms that are good either in sprays or disbudded. Such a 
lively color that it makes a bright spot in the garden.................. Late Aug. 
STELLA. A clear pink, wiry stems, free flowering......... oh in PY oy SR a P Sept. 
SALMON PRECOSE. Lovely summer blooming salmon rose Chrysanthemum 
that gives a wealth of beautiful good sized flowers all summer. Late July 
TRIEXIE. A lovely combination of salmon, apricot and pink. Flowers are large 
and petals are long and spiky. Stock of this is scare and if you want 
some of this one’ get your. order: in. Carlyn ee ee eae Sept. 
TIGER. A large full crimson flower with rolled petals. If you don’t believe 
that three colors of flowers can grow on the same plant try this one. 
You will have red, bronze and yellow, according to the age of the flow- 
ers, all on same plant. Has always been one of our favorites. Early Sept. 
TRIGO. A large and early Chrysanthemum, Large bloom with incurving 
petals that form almost a globe. A deep golden bronze flaked with 
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