~-Judith Anderson. D. 
D., Double; SD., Semi-double; S., Single 
Height 
Name and Description i 
in Inches 
Blooming 
Date 
Price 
Each 
Per 3 

Indiana. D. (English.) Pictured p. 4. 
Rich velvety crimson with darker center, .28 
Indianapolis Bronze. D. (Large Commer- 
cial.) Sturdy incurved buff-bronze. Dis- 
Ducetomlarce flowers. va. 6.0.-..2 2.4 248 
Indianapolis Pink. D. Large deep 
leoxwremmalere 3 8 00 nn ot A 48 
OTRUTES , —. oeaecs Sever eae Soa ca eae sare 48 
Indianapolis Yellow. D. Pictured p. 27. 
Marcedemon-yellow . 0... 406 2s eee cane 48 
Indianola. D. (Commercial.) Early, 4 to 
5-inch flower of light reddish bronze. . . 
Indian Summer. D. (Cumming.) Glow- 
ing orange-bronze. Excellent for cutting. . 34 
Inspiration. D. (Kraus.) New 1948. 
Large rich orange-red overlaid with apri- 
cot-orange. Bush unusually — strong, 
sturdy and upright. Excellent for cutting. 30 
lvory Spoon. D. (Lehman.) Pictured p. 
15. New 1948. Dainty tvory-white, 
spoon-shaped flowers in profusion....... 24 
-Jean Harlow. D. (English.) A semr- 
incurved bright golden yellow.......... 26 
Jean Treadway. D. (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. 18. 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 
[PLN MER. = acer Got ORR Oat a one ee ea 32 
(Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. 16. Extremely free-flowering 
woiden yellow button. ...5.....2. 22... 18 
Korean Princess. D. (Reichert.) Plant 
Patent 640. Pictured p. 11. The first 
anemone-flowered hardy Mum. Flowers 
214 inches across, opening rich bronze-red, 
aging to soft strawberry- -crimson with 
perfectly formed, golden bronze cushioned 
center. Excellent strong growth........ 24 
Lavender Lady. D. (Cumming.) Pictured 
p. 25. Immense silvery lavender......... 30 
Lavender Lassie. D. (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. 17. A grand new pompon with 
cushion-like growth. Color even better 
piramvisavender Mady. «sig cu.cks tee es oo: 22 
Leda. D. (English.) Pictured p. 4. Beauti- 
ful rolled petals of heliotrope-pink.30 
Little Eskimo. D. Pure white, ball- 
shaped pompons in abundance. Good 
white companion to Lavender Lassie. ... .18 
~Loveliness. D. (Lehman.) Pictured p. 15. 
New 1948. A grand fully double carmine- 
pink-spoon. Nothing else like it. Really 
BO VOL AMREN Sen. tees Pagan Taree i aYouaie: Shes, abl oaks aes 22 
Magenta Spoon. S. (Lehman.) New 
1948. Lively magenta-rose, spoon-type 
flowers in profusion. Perfect plant habits. 24 
Major Bowes. D. (Large Commercial.) 
Pictured p. 27. Large incurved deep 
LAW GRGCL st. Whe Ghd Mase Urs gis 40 
Mandalay. D. (Cumming.) Pictured p. 16. 
Brilliant orange-bronze. Excellent for 
CAT ELAN eT eee ees he fof Oe ai Bae cals = éy« a2 
Sept. 25 
Nov. 8 
Nov. 8 
Nov. 8 
Nov. 8 
Octe12 
Oct. 7 
Sept. 29 
Sept. 10 
Oct. 15 
Oct. 6 
Sept. 10 
Oct. 2 
Sept. 7 
Oct. 1 
Oct. 3 
Oct. 20 
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D., Double; SD., Semi-double; S., Single 
Name and Description 
Margaret Ann. D. (Rosebud.) Large, 
free flowering, light rosy purple. Good for 
Height Blooming 
in Inches Date 
Price 
Each 
CULLING Aap ene edamtte vce x htabeis etou 26. Sept..15 . $0.50 
Maroon ’n’ Gold. D. (Longley.) Pic- 
tured p. 13. Prof. Longley’s best since 
Chippewa. Immense, 4-inch flowers of 
bright mahogany shaded maroon, with 
goldenirevérse. 2 are phan te tce sn oe Cees 16 
Martin’s White. D. (Martin.) Immense, 
pure white flowers 4 inches across. Com- 
pact, bushy: growth. screw asa renee ae 18 
Meditation. D. (Kraus.) Pictured p. 1 
and 14. The Mum of the Year 1948. Fully 
double, 3-inch, firm, two-toned flowers of 
soft light jasper- -red and maize- -yellow 
with orange reverse. Flowers mature 
clear bright reddish peach. A grandee gar- 
den flower and m: ignificent when cut... . .30 
Mrs. H. E. Kidder. D. (Large Commer- 
cial.) Pictured p. 27. Incurved flowers 7 
inches across, of bright golden yellow. 
The best of all I: arperyellows.. aukereet sa 48 
Mrs. J. Phillips. D. (English.) Very 
Jarge, broad-petaled flowers of deep Iaven- 
der-purple:s.3 0) eagle ee R28 
Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont III. D. (Cum- 
ming.) Pictured p. 25. Peach-pink tinted 
rosy salmon-bronze. One of the dozen 
Best Wins aeriy.. nae ia he. ee AO 
Murmurs. D. (Kraus.) Opens amaranth- 
pink, aging to clear mallow-purple. Petals 
broad and incurved.. Early...........24 
My Lady. D. (Mosnat.) Pictured p. 28. 
A lovely combination of gold with bronze- 
red shadings. In bloom practically all 
SULA CLR eee meek cha cee mutate tatet ro acces ene 18 
Nanook. D. (Kraus.) New 1947. Dwarf, 
compact mound completely smothered 
by white flowers with cream center... ....15 
Nectar. D. (Rocknoll.) Large, informal 
flower of orchid-lavender with brighter 
COMED eae s sehen otiein meine tele te caats tata toe 30 
Norma. SD. (Commercial.) Pictured 
p. 27. Anemone-flowered deep lavender 
with polden crested center. t2% «se Soe 30 
North Cape. S. Pictured p. 26. Beautiful 
chamois-yellow single. Foliage com- 
pletely covered by an avalanche of light 
Wellow? Caistes cost waist 2 aldo cia eines see 18 
North Star. S. (Cumming.) Pictured 
p. 26. A cascade of pure, glistening white 
CABISIES, soak ete ee eer ea ae ae 24 
Olive Longland. D. (Kraus.) Pictured 
p. 2. The Mum of the Year in 1945. 
Three-inch apricot-toned salmon-pink 
flowers. One of the “Master Six.”.......24 
Orange Queen. D. (English.) Large, 
richest golden yellow with orange cast... 28 
Orchid Spoon. S. Pictured p. 15. Lovely 
orchid-pink. An excellent variety. ......26 
Oriental Glory. D. (Rosebud.) Brilliant 
oriental-red, large flowers with pointed 
petals. Good cut flower. .............:30 
Pepita. D. (Kraus.) New 1947. 
Pictured p. 14. Densely quilled button- 
pompon of eggshell-white with darker 
center when young, pO ene to pure 
white with eream center. bet ie cke 
Aug. 26 
Sept. 5 
Oct. 6 
Oct. 15 
Oct. 1 
Oct. 5 
Sept. 4 
Aug. 27 
Sept. 14 
Oct. 5 
Oct. 28 
Sept. 28 
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