
D., Double; SD., Semi-double; S., Single 
Name and Description 
Height 
in Inches 
Blooming 
ate 
Price 
Each 
Per 3 
I 
Pink Dot. D. (Commercial Pompon.) 
Pictured p. 27. Lavender-pink pompon 
with deep rose center. 
Pink Radiance. D. (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p. 11. Muleeetes of luminous pink 
blossoms on rugged plants.............. y) 
Pollyanna. S. (De Petris.) Tall, grace- 
ful, luminous M: .yflower-pink with rosy 
salmon sheen ...Ai<. sae ee 30 
Prelude. D. (Kraus.) Very large, 
early combination of flesh-pink and maize- 
apricot. Unexcelled for early cutting... . .30 
Primula. S. (Kraus.) Pictured p. 26. 
Graceful, free-flowermng, yellow single. 
The best of the yellow daisy type........ 36 
Psyche. S. Large, orchid-rose daisy with 
lighter spink, halowes Gc qs ee ee 24 
Purity. D. (De Petris.) A small double 
white pompon. Exceptionally hardy and 
Gar] yatlOWELIN Gs < ngs's sisters sisters) eatee eet 24 
Purple Cushion. SD. (Rosebud.) A new 
addition to the cushion family. Color 
Teddishy purplese vies. soicseieve cue ele cisteroners eee 1 
Pygmy Rose. Very dwarf, perky, upright- 
growing rose pompon. Valuable for edg- 
IMP “OL POULIN is tains coe rere error 10 
Quaker Maid. D. 
Early Jarge greenhouse type. 
tinged with pink 
Red Anemone. SD. A vivid red-bronze 
with crested center of gold............- 24 
Red Cushion. SD. New! Much earlier 
blooming than the old typé.............-. 18 
Red Gold. D. (Longley.) Pictured p. 13. 
The brightest of all pompons. A lively 
combination of red and orange-gold...... 22 
Dark Red Gold. D. (Lehman.) A bud 
sport of Red Gold. Color dark ruby-red. .22 
Red Ridinghood. D. (Youdath.)  Pic- 
tured p. 17. An outstanding bright red. 
Petals very frost resistant.) oe ee 26 
Red Velvet. D. (Cumming.) Pictured 
p. 25. A surpassingly fine, full double, 
velvety crimson. Perhaps the best of all 
CTUMSONS NS iis vac ona eee eee 24 
(Large Commercial.) 
White 
Redwood. SD. (Longley.) Hundreds of 
bright red flowers on dwarf mounds. Ex- 
cellent edging plant. Very free flowering. . 14 
Rembrandt. D. (Cumming.) Pictured 
p. 17. A new art color in pompons. Rose- 
mauve with copper blending........... 22 
Rheingold. S. (Styer.) Pictured p. 26. 
Showy burnt-orange, single flowers. One 
of the Northland D: aisies. RPE SO 
Rose Glow. D. (Cumming.) Pictured Des 
17. Very profuse; raspberry-rose. 
Rose Mound. A solid mound of rose- 
colored flowers over a long period. .......20 
Rose Princess. D. (English.) Salmon- 
rose, base flushed with gold. A very 
Birnie NOWEL. « . ..s.<.b Sobiensee ee 
Rosita. D. (Kraus.) New 
tured p. 14. Compact, light Persian- 
rose button-pompon. Bush Sat sas ay 
covered with pink buttons..... LB 
1947. Pic- 
26 
Fine grower...... AQ Oct 25 
Sept. 24 
Oct. 9 
Sept. 9 
Oct. 10 
OcteZ 
Sept. 25 
6 ‘Sept. 15 
Sept. 15 
Oct. 15 
Oct. 4 
Sept. 11 
Aug. 20 
Aug. 20 
Oct. 1 
Octye 
Aug. 19 
Sept. 28 
Oct=> 
Sept. 17 
Oct. 2 
Sept. 28 
Sept. 24 
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D., Double; SD., Semi-double; S., Single 
Name and Description 
Ruby Pompon. D. (Cumming.) Pic- 
tured p.16. An exciting ruby-crimson 
pompon. Upright and very profuse 
bloomirig) sSweeaeen te a here eee eee 26 
Ruby Spoon. D. (Lehman.) New 1948. 
Pictured p. 15. Large, bold, firm, spoon- 
type flower of bright ruby-red. Strong 
Plantain. caterer ao ptt thac!.6 a aptiren ree eos 26 
Scarlet Coat. D. (English.) Four-inch 
blooms. with) gold:reverse ). 7). «s/s eeee 26 
September Bronze. D. (Cumming.) 
Pictured p. 16. Golden bronze, cushion- 
type pompon. Flowers very frost re- 
SIStANE ia h)--3 een awalcie's «sem mnimerneLs ees 24 
September Cheer. D. A new, nch cherry- 
red. Well adapted to potting........... 20 
September Dawn. D. Pictured p. 12. 
New large bright rose-pink. Perhaps the 
best of the so-called pinks to date........ 22 
September Sunshine. SD. Free-flower- 
ingearly yellowaes ce oc coleman ee 20 
Sequoia. D. Pictured p. 25. Exquisite 
rich mellow-amber. Very large flowers. . .20 
Sieglinde. S. (Styer.) Pictured p. 26. 
Dainty coral-red; single. Different from 
any Other, 32.25 ake core ae ed 34 
Sienna. D. (Kraus.) Dark reddish 
orange toned burnt-stenna-brown. <A 
heavy-textured, long-lasting flower...... Paes 
Silver Ball. D. (Commercial Pompon.) 
Pictured p. 27. Large, pure white pom- 
pon. About the best of all cut-flowers. . . .36 
Silver Moon. D. (Cumming.) Pictured 
p. 26. White, like a glorified Shasta 
Daisy Sih note ors tee. 5 hee ree ence: 38 
Silver Pink. D. (Longley.) Upright; 
tyrian-rose with silvery cast. Early; good 
for: CUEING lier nee atonal ate anne ee 20 
Silver Sheen. D. (Large Commercial.) 
Most popular large white; incurved. Dis- 
bud for 6 to 7-inch flowers. .......+..+- 38 
Simba. D. (Kraus.) Pictured p. 12. 
Profuse masses of soft orange-bronze 
flowers. Splendid for cutting. .......... 24 
Snowfall. D. (Kraus.) Soft masses of white 
flowers, slightly tinted cream in center... 22 
Southwind. D. (Kraus.) Masses of 
large Chinese-red flowers toned salmon- 
buff, borne on sturdy, much-branched 
Plants eee. ae cces ee eee) 
Stalwart. D. (Kraus.) Pictured p. 16. 
Very prolific golden bronze pompon. 
Very frost resistant ogy ote net shut te ere 24 
Stella App. SD. (App.) Very prolific 
orange-bronze. Excellent for garden dis- 
play or cutting. Extremely good in the 
Chicapovarea atest, « se cie taoe-a tein cierenaerers 28 
Summertime. D. (Cumming.) Plant 
Patent No. 689. Pictured p. 26. A real 
summer-blooming Mum. Bright lemon- 
yellow daisies from eats ee to October. 
Good when cut. ee Ie ee ead 
Sunape. D. (U. of N. H.) A new eek 
yellow developed by Prof. Holley. . 24 
Sundance. D. (Kraus.) Hundreds of 
fully double, golden bronze pompons 
cover attractive Prise plants from mid- 
September to November............... 25 
Height Blooming 
in Inches 
Date 
Oct. 5 
Sept. 27 
Oct22 
Sept. 12 
Sept. 15 
Sept. 26 
Sept. 14 
Oct. 4 
Oct. 8 
Sept. 16 
Oct. 15 
Sept. 28 
Sept. 1 
Oct. 18 
Sept. 4 
Sept. 28 
Sept. 18 
Oct. 2 
Oct. 5 
Aug. 15 
Sept. 7 
Sept. 20 
Price 
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