Per Each 
RED MATADOR. A fine flaming red with slight chestnut 
shading) reflex, Sit. 2 vgs eb eas pew ene cige c= Sept. 
RED CRUSADER. A rich crimson of good shape and good 
SUZ oe oa hacer cee ne cope ene seme eee a Early Sept. 
SPITFIRE. Orange strongly splashed yellow. Really a very 
showy variety. Flowers of good size and many of them..Sept. 
SHIRLEY FAWN. A lovely fawn color. Makes an exceptional 
lot of flowers if not disbudded or quite large ones if dis- 
budded to about ten flowers to the plant -........... Early Sept. 
SANDY RICHIE. Rich brown crimson with clear golden re- 
verse. The inner petals incurve and the outer petals reflex, 
showing a bright contrast of crimson and gold. A favorite. 
Sept. 
SYBIL. Large lavender pink. Stiff stems. Good disbudded 
or grown in sprays. A real acquisition. Also an early 
bloomergens a eee oedininhenineotncaareeneeoe Aug., Sept. 
SALMON QUEEN. Sport from Silver Queen. A magnificent 
variety that can be disbudded or grown in sprays; when 
disbudded blooms 6 to 8 inches deep are obtained on nice 
long pliable stems; color is a fine shade of salmon-bronze; 
bright, telling; recommended: 3 2.10. . eee Sept. 
SALMON FREDA. A beautiful salmon sport from the well- 
known Pink Freda, same habit: (2 eee Sept. 
SALMON PRECOSE. Rich salmon sport from Rose Precose. 
Exquisite’ color. 3. ft. (2... 222 Aug. 
SPARTAN. Chestnut bronze with gold reverse. Perfectl 
double blooms of large size and good habits.................. Sept. 
STELLA. Clear pink on nice long stiff stems. Flowers good 
sized, free flowering, small foliage —.................--.-0.2.0......- Sept. 
SNOWBALL. A lovely ball-shaped snow white flower pro- 
duced in’ quantities 2 2.2)...02.. 2 eee Aug. 
SUNBEAM. Lovely yellow, large flower ..................----.------- Sept 
SUNLIT. Large yellow, suffused bronze with full centers..Aug. 
TOLLCROS PINK. Deep rose pink with silver reverse. Long 
broad petals. Very fine variety” 2200) Sept. 
TIGER. Large full crimson flower with rolled petals. Extra 
good. After the crimson bloom is out a while it changes 
through all the shades of bronze to bright yellow, making 
several color shades all on the same bush and all in perfect 
condition, giving the bush a truly strikng appearance. 
Aug., Sept. 
TIBSHELF GLORY. A sport of Orange Glow. A deeper shade 
of orange than the parent. A very nice variety................ Sept. 
TRIGO. A very large and very early Chrysanthemum. It has 
broad incurving. petals; is a solid bloom, almost a globe 
andvisia deep. soldeny bronze 6 Aug., Sept. 
TRIXIE. Salmon apricot pink, a beautiful combination. 
Flowers are large and the petals are long and spiky. Has 
long wiry stems and is free blooming. Stock is very scarce. 
Sept. 
UNIQUE. Strawberry bronze—really a new shade. The blooms 
are built on long broad incurving petals, making a large 
round bloom and the color is really unique.................. Sept. 
UNA. Pink with silvery reverse. Florets slightly incurved. 
Late Sept. 
VULCAN. Solid brilliant crimson; lovely shaped flowers 3-4 
INCHOS i oe et terse ae Sept. 
WESTBORNE. A rich dark red of good form. The darkest 
red we grow. Good strong stiff stems and strong florets 
it as it is a very distinctive color and Variety. Sept., Oct. 
WOKING BRONZE. Lovely orange bronze with incurving 
bloom. Very stiff stems .... =. Sept. 
DETLeCb oo sc. ec ee ee ee ee Aug.. Sent. 
YELLOW EUTOPIA. A bright yellow sport of Amber Eutopia. 
A very fine large variety... 2 Sept. 

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Chrysanthemum plants should be ready by April 1st. And 
we will start shipping shortly after. In some localities that is 
too early to set them in the open garden. If you live in a section 
of the country that spring comes late, please tell us when you 
want your Chrysanthemums shipped and we will do our best to 
ship them on the specified date. In any case get your orders in 
early. Also we would appreciate it very much if you would 
