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REVELLIER 

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- JUDITH ANDERSON 




CUSHIONS 
BRONZE CUSHION. Coppery bronze, 
compact, flowering like all the cush- 
ion Mums—with literally hundreds 
of blooms from September to freez- 
ing weather. 
MAJOR CUSHION. (Pictured.) Pink. 
MARJORY MILLS. Crimson when 
opening, becoming suffused rose and 
bronze; low, spreading branches in 
neat form. 
RED CUSHION. Bright red. 
SUPREME YELLOW. New. A soft 
shade of yellow without the slightest 
shading. Shapely, 18-inch plant. 
WHITE CUSHION. White tinted pmk 
when opening. 
GRACEFUL SPOONS 
ORCHID, WHITE and YELLOW. 
(Pictured.) The flowers are unique 
masmuch as the petals are long, 
narrow, spoon-shaped. The coloring 
is distinct and pleasing. Plants grow 
vigorously, reaching 21% feet, pro- 
ducing flowers by early October. 
POMPONS 
EARLY WONDER. (Pictured.) A 
large new pompon, soft pink with 
lavender tint. A superb cut-flower 
variety. 214 ft. Late Sept. 
GOBLIN. A _ magnificent glowing 
bronze pompon. Very hardy, 2-foot 
plant. Oct. 10. 
JEWELS, DEEP PINK, ORCHID, 
and YELLOW. These grow to a 
height of 21% feet and produce long- 
stemmed clusters of ball-shaped 
flowers. Not too winter-hardy, but 
the first year’s blooms make them 
truly worth their cost. 
JUDITH ANDERSON. (Pictured.) A 
golden yellow button-pompon with 
flowers maturing in mid-October. 
A profuse bloomer. 114 ft. 
LITTLE BOB. A tiny, low-spreading, 
bronze-red pompon. Oct. 15. 
MANDALAY. (Pictured.) A pleasing, 
brilliant orange-bronze pompon. The 
shapely plant is of medium height, 
flowering profusely by October 1. 
RUBY POMPON. (Pictured.) Ruby- 
crimson flowers, borne in profusion 
on branching stems. 21% ft. Oct. 5. 
SEPTEMBER BRONZE. Warm gold- 
en bronze pompons on 114-foot, 
well-rounded plants. Late Sept. 
Your choice of Cushions, Spoons 
and Pompons: 3 for $1.20; 
6 for $2.10; 12 for $3.60, ppd. 
EARLY WONDER 



RUBY POMPON 
