TIBSHELF GLORY. A sport of orange glow. A deeper shade of orange than “~ 
the parent. A nice variety that needs no disbudding................ Aug., Sept. .50 
UNA. A fine large pink with silvery reverse. Blooms rather late..........-....- Oct. .50 
WESTBORNE. A rich dark red of good form. The darkest red of all. Good 
stiff stems and strong flowers that stand weather well............ Sept., Oct. .50 
WOKING BRONZE. A lovely orange bronze that makes a large, full incurved 
flower of 6 inches when disbudded. Stems are very stiff and need no 
Staking < io) ane Sie oe eee Se ere i 1 aes Paes, Late Sept. .65 
WENDY. A bright orange bronze. A glorious shade and very vigorous. 
Flowers are perfect shape and although not as large as some are pro- 
duced in great profusion. Needs no staking or disbudding. Late Aug., Sept. 1.00 
YELLOW GOWN. A fine yellow with good sized flowers. Starts blooming 
early and blooms over a long period of time. Stems, foliage and habits 
Bre POOLS eee poe ar eee fee EE PNET ate ere Late Aug., Sept. .50 
HARDY ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
List No. 2 
Of the following list we have only a few of each to offer, so 
if you see any you want send your order as soon as you can. 
Plants in Following List All 75c Each 
ALEX MASON. Rich buttercup yellow, large incurved bloom on good stems. 
Easy to grow. Will make 6 inches if disbudded. Sept. 
ALCADE. A bright crimson with spiky cactus-like pointed petals. Medium sized 
flowers that are attractive cut. Sept. 
ARCTIC CIRCLE. A very early white with a very attractive light yellow center. 
We found it fine for cutting. Early Sept. 
ARDENT. Orange red with gold points and reverse. Good stems and foliage. 
Early. Late August. 
AUTUMN GOLD. Another good bright gold on yellow that produces well. Sept. 
DONALD ORR. A lovely large golden bronze that is especially liked. Fine flow- 
ers that are nice for cutting. Sept. 
DIGNITY. A light yellow, large when disbudded. Nice stiff stems. Sept. 
EGYPT. A combination of red and bronze. Nice size flowers and good stems. 
Sept. 
GLADSOME. A glowing, vivid red, 6-inch reflexing flowers of perfect shape 
when disbudded, and very prolific grown in sprays. Sept. 
GOLDEN DOME. A golden yellow slightly overlaid orange bronze. A nice in- 
curved variety, good either disbudded or in sprays. Sept. 
GOLDEN SECURITY. Large, deep, rich golden incurving blooms with petals of 
ereat width and substance. Sept. 
GLADIATOR. Very rich chestnut crimson. One of the finest of its color yet 
raised. Sept. 
HENRY VINCENT. A medium size, very early pink that is loaded down with 
flowers. If you have to have very early varieties this is a good one to get. Aug. 
HENRY SUTCLIFFE. A lovely deep golden yellow sport of bronze buttercup. 
A grand large incurving flower and blooms early, too. Aug. 
HOOVER. A good white, but blooms pretty late. Late Nov. 
HARVEST MOON. Rich golden yellow with large incurving bloom. Oct. 
HARVESTER. Light bronze of good size and habit. Sept. 
INDIANA. A rich velvety crimson shading, darker toward the center. A really 
lovely color. Is long stemmed and a good market flower. Sept. 
JEAN HARLOW. A bright golden yellow with semi-incurved petals. One that 
makes a lovely disbudded flower. Aug., Sept. 
MRS. J. FINDLAY. A lovely bright yellow that will grow to 6 inches when dis- 
budded. Aug., Sept. 
MARYLAND DOME. A yellow incurved variety slightly tinted bronze. Nice 
early variety and may be grown in sprays or disbud. Aug., Sept. 
MARKET GOLD. A nice golden yellow spray variety. Sept. 
VULCAN. Brilliant crimson throughout the flower. Lovely shaped, good sized 
blooms. Plant of good strong habits. Sept. 
PEGGY ANN HOOVER. A lovely large spidery orchid. Too late for some lo- 
calities. Late Nov. 
