
D., Double; SD., Semi-double; S., Single 
Name and Description 
Height 
in Inches’ Date 
Blooming 
Price 
Per 3 

Cydonia. D. Pictured p. 15. Brilliant 
orange-chestnut overlaid with mahogany. 
Welike tis 3 i oie, ee 34 
Dahliamum. D. Pictured p. 14. Quilled 
pe like a cactus dahlia, of bright wine- 
Lae epee Mae Mis clo Mba tigen 20 
Dean Kay. SD. (Mosnat.) Large cushion- 
type rose-pink 22 
Cd 
Dee Dee Ahrens. D. (Longley.) The 
very earliest of all pure white cut-flower 
Varrekea:® 0 )ee Ae AR, Sie SAG ONE. 22 
Detroit News. D. (Large Commercial.) 
Large incurved reddish bronze......... 36 
Drifted Snow. D. (Kraus.) A mound of 
large, double white flowers, shaded yellow 
Ot CENEEL criti eM Celbek ess wise 24 
Early Ace. D. enone Large incurved 
blooms of golden chestnut............. 26 
Early Harvest. D. (Kraus.) Pictured 
p. 13. A mass of glowing mahogany- 
orange flowers for two months. Superior 
TOMY -CUShIONGVarIety nicer. 20 
Early Wonder. D. Pictured p. 2. New, 
large, soft pink pompon. Excellent for 
CULLING. ROE Man laces sea ae ee oe 38 
Echoes. SD. (Kraus, 1946.) Rich vandyke- 
brown-toned copper, becoming orange 
at center sis ii. ieee cw nets ae eee 26 
Eggshell. D. (Youdath.) Large, distinct 
eggshell-white, slightly deeper at center. 
Flowers 3 to 4 inches across. Excellent 
for cuttimg 24,3. 0 00a. ASE ae wenn 30 
Eldorado. D. (English.) Charming sas 
0 
low5-inch. bloom.G%. 2. ss.e dsc eeereone. 
Elite. D. (Engi) eo rose-pink with 
petals tipped bright gold 22 
Eugene A. Wander. D. (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. 14. The largest and finest bright 
early yellow. Blooms 4 inches across. .. .. 18 
Eureka Giant. SD. (Hurley.) Brilliant 
golden orange. Strong grower.......... 22 
Fireglow. SD. (Cumming.) _ Pictured 
p. 11, 17. Brilliant Oriental red. Flowers 
very frost resistant.......0.csccseeeeee 1 
Flashlight. D. (Smith.) Pictured p. 24. 
Excellent early dark red, with golden feos, 
Freda. D. (English.) Bright silvery mauve- 
pink. A beautiful flower of fine substance. 24 
Fred F. Rockwell. D. (Curnming.) Plant 
Patent 718. Pictured p. 10. A pompon 
of beautifully blended ronze and orange 
tones. One of “‘Master Six.”............ 
Garnet King. D. (Large Commercial.) 
Pictured p. 23. The best Iarge dark red. 
Disbudded blooms are 6 to 7 inches in 
GIAMEtET ace ea ae Hee eae Ora wees 40 
Glacier. D. (Longley.) Pictured p. 18. 
Dwarf, very early, absolutely pure white. 
Fine for bordering or pots............. 20 
Gleam O’Gold. D. (Cumming.) A 
glorious golden yellow pompon......... 24 
Glittering Hills. D. (Coles, 1946.) A new 
large, early, golden yellow variety from 
New Jersey.c..e5 it estate fa. tonsactntte 24 
Glowing Coals. D. (Kraus, 1946.) Pic- 
tured p. 1, 12. Bright deep cherry-red 
with orange reverse. Well- aac 
sprays. One of the best early reds........ 
Oct. 8 
Sept. 10 
Sept. 10 
Aug. 20 
Nov. 1 
Sept. 16 
Sept. 28 
Sept. 7 
Sept. 30 
Oct. 1 
Sept. 26 
Sept. 30 
Oct. 8 
Aug. 25 
Oct. 1 
Sept. 22 
Aug. 28 
Oct. 4 
Sept. 24 
Nov. 18 
Aug. 26 
Sept. 18 
Sept. 14 
Sept. 18 
Each 
$0.40 $1.00 
on 
135 
.60 
50 
50 
1.00 
af, 
90 
-90 
1.50 
12> 
1.50 
1.00 
1.50 
1.25 
1.50 
1.50 
2.75 
1.25 


Double; SD., Semi-double; S., Single 
oe and Description 
Height Blooming 
in Inches Date 
Price 
Each Per 3 

Gold. D. Large, very double flower of 
golden bronze. Excellent for cutting. 
Golden Dome. D. (English.) Pictured 
. 8. Bright golden yellow overlaid with is 
Golden Treasure. D 
heavy flowers of golden yellow.......... 
Gold Lode. D. (Large Commercial.) 
Large, reflexed flowers of light golden 
yellow. Disbud for largest flowers...... 40 
Harbinger. D. (Kraus.) Pictured p. 24. 
A glorious early bronze with coloring of 
fallimaples. Very 200d: ss a0. 00 Mis 
| Harbor Lights. D. (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. 16. Pale yellow with cream-white 
tints, Extra, fines. es oe ee eee 22 
Harvest Queen. D. Early; soft yellow. 
Fine upright plant. Grand for cutting... .26 
Hearthfire. D. (Kraus.) Pictured p. 13. 
Bright red flowers showing a small yellow 
center when fully open. Ideal for cutting. 25 
Heatherbloom. D. (Kraus.) Pictured 
p. 12, 14. Very double; heather-pmk, 
center shaded rose-red with gold tipping. 
Outstandmngly good... . .s0ieee. meee en 24 
Hilda H. Bergen. D. (Large Commer- 
cial.) Pictured p. 23. Large incurved, 
darkoreddish: bronze!. “ene sae ee 40 
Igloo. S. (Styer.) An avalanche of pure 
WihtteCarSies\. . esther ie a eee Noo ols: 
Indiana. D. (English.) Pictured p. 8. 
Rich velvety crimson with darker center. .28 
Indianapolis Bronze. D. (Large Commer- 
cial.) Sturdy mceurved buff-bronze. Dis- 
budtfor larseiflowers*)......te nes hee 48 
Indianapolis Pink. D. Large deep 
lavender > Weta es sues ct et Soe ae ee 48 
Indianapolis Yellow. D. Pictured p. 23. 
Wargetemon-yellow a. «ase eee 48 
Indianola. D. (Commercial.) Early, 4 to 
5-inch flower of light reddish bronze.... .. 36 
Indian Summer. D. (Cumming.) Glow- 
ing orange-bronze. Excellent for cutting. . 34 
Jean Harlow. D. (English.) A semi- 
incurved bright golden yellow.......... 26 
Jean Treadway. D. (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. Perfectly formed, very 
double pink, with deep rose center....... 24 
Joan Helen. SD. Sparkling garnet-lake 
shading to purple; bright yellow center. 
Foliage completely hidden in bloom... .... 18 
Juanita. D. (English.) Soft light lavender- 
pink. Large flowers on strong, sturdy 
DIANtS, Seat wae oe ee canoe ee es eee BZ 
Judith ple batt (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. 2, 17. Ree free-flowering 
golden vailee PULCOI.:. 26.2.5 Steen me 18 
King Midas. D. (Cumming.) Pictured 
p. 11. One of the finest large, bright yel- 
8 
lows.’ Very hardya7t. .St.ie. see ene 2 
Korean Princess. D. (Reichert.) Plant 
Patent 640. Pictured p. 10. The first 
anemone-flowered hardy Mum. Flowers 
24 inches across, opening rich bronze-red, 
aging to soft strawberry-crimson with 
perfectly formed, golden bronze cushioned 
center. Excellent strong growth 
. (Youdath.) Large, - 
24 
..26 Oct. 1 
Oct. 2 
Sept. 27 
Oct. 1 
Aug. 22 
Sept. 24 
Sept. 17 
Sept. 20 
Sept. 4 
Oct. 25 
Oct. 2 
Sept. 25 
Noy. 8 
Nov. 8 
Nov. 8 
Nov. 8 
Oct. 12 
Oct. 7 | 
Sept. 30 
Sept. 29 
Sept. 10 
Oct. 4 
Oct. 10 
Sept. 26 
Oct. 15 
$0.50 
50 
40 
40 
50 
1.00 
$1.25 
1.25 
1.00 
1.00 
1.00 
1.25 
1.00 
1.50 
1.50 
1-25 
90 
1.25 
1,25 
1.25 
1.25 
1.25 
1.00 
1.25 
1.25 
1.25 
1.25 
1.25 
2.75 
