Each 
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. .45 

TIBSHELF WHITE—A very lovely white with petals slightly reflexing, 6 
OFRPINCheseachossm© leat prio leet Oly e leet neta cece eee Sept. .45 
UNIQUE—Strawberry bronze—really a new shade. The blooms are built 
of long broad incurving petals, making a large, round bloom and the 
colormissreally #unigues tee Yee ee eee ee Sept. .50 
UNA—Pink with silvery reverse. Florets slightly incurved................ Late Sept. .25 
VULCAN—Solid brilliant crimson; lovely shaped flowers, 3-4 inches....Sept. .25 
WES TBORNE—A rich dark red of good form. The darkest red we grow. 
Good strong stiff stems and strong florlets that stand the weather well. 
Would say that you must have it as it is a very distinctive color and 
iE oh op Kol Fy uae a pps ried RARE Se sed ial Eat Ll A AE oe Loe Se Lila a yg BM a hd Sept., Oct. .30 
WOKING BRONZE—Lovely orange bronze with incurving bloom. Very 
SULEL SUSI S ee aes 2 eae See AF a ne coed er es ae ee ae: Ra Sept. .40 

WENDY—A very bright orange bronze. Flowers are grown in great 
profusion on nice straight stems. Not as large as some, but we 
found it to be one of the best we had for our commercial cut 
flowers. Bloomed very early and substance was much better than 
most early blooming varieties. We are very partial to Wendy 
Late Aug., Sept. .50 
WARDOWN BRONZE—Large incurved orange amber bronze of fine habits. 
Onertnatewouldsalsosbe nicer dis Oui Ce Ceaser ee erceete erase earn Sept. .40 
WHITE BLANCHE DUPONT—Immense pure white. One of the loveliest 
whitesChrysanthemums 2 eo) ee ee ee eee. Sept., Oct. .50 
WHITE KING—A medium size white flower in great profusion. We like 
PHISS TORR CUCL o eeeee ee ee re a eee ee ee ee ee Early Sept. .35 
YELLOW GOWN—A grand variety of substance, semi-incurved flowers of 
good size. A heavy bloomer, starting to bloom early and blooming right 
up until the last of the later ones are blooming. Stem, foliage and habits 
ATOR DCEL CC 5 ate a ce Me cerca tee ic scctch ee Ee ee ea Aug., Sept. .25 
YELLOW UTOPIA—A bright yellow sport of Amber Eutopia. A very fine 
IaTO ORV ATI CU Ycape eee cee oe Peres en ener ee eee Sept. .45 
YOUTH _ Delightful clear pink of good form. When disbudded makes a 
TIOWELEG A CHEeSTACLOSSaENICE TA ISOM DES DEA Sacco tertet ener eee Sept. .45 
ZENITH—A large solid purple of exhibition size with broad drooping 
petals that are evenly placed. Disbudded will make blooms 4 
inches deep and 6 inches across. A favorite . 50 

SPECIAL 
Due to the fact that some varieties propagate faster than others we are 
offering 12 all different for $2.00. This must be our selection. Not more than 
two sets all different may be ordered at this rate, so please don’t ask us to 
send you more than two. 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS—Other Types 
The following varieties are not English Chrysanthemums but are all selected 
for various good merits. Include some of these with your order. 
AMBER GLOW—A lovely peach tint overcast with pink and amber, a beau- 
tiful color combination that is hard to describe. The plants are a solid 
INASSAOTELHESCLIOV.ELY etLO Wiel Sassen eee eee een oe Late Sept. .25 
AN GEEO— AS lOvely esuliy Cxsygy (in kareena erence en soe eee Sept. .25 
ARMISTICE DAY—Large dark red to disbud. If your season is long this 
As: TOVG LY Fo csca 5.8 o ee a a ee esc See rane oes eee Nov. .25 
BURMA—tTall growing, coppery orange flowers in abundance................ Sept. .25 
BUTTERFLY—Single yellow daisy flowered. Large and lovely.................. OCts.2o 
CORAL SEAS—One of the newest varieties. A single coral pink, not large 
bugeshowys andplnvereats prolusl Ores eres ee eeeeeee cena een on oer Sept. .25 
CHIPPEWA—A very nice Chrysanthemum in aster purple. Flowers are good 
SIZEP ANG SAGER ACTLV Cees eee ae ae a ee geen eee Sept. .25 
EARLY WONDER—A new soft pink pompom that blooms in mid-Septem- 
berwA fine: Gubytlow ers .cssc ee ieee eee ee eee ee 20 
EMBER—A bright reddish-bronze. Blooms early and profuse... Sept. .25 
GARNET KING—A very deep, dark garnet red of large size. A lovely one 
where ‘seasons. ares late cs25 ee ee ere ee eee ee Nov. .25 
