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BRISTOL’S NOVELTIES 
and RECENT INTRODUCTIONS 

“Bokhara”’ 
THE MOST BRILLIANT MUM OF ALL 
Carnival (37-45 CPK )—Conspicuously distinct 
among its garden companions throughout the long 
*Mum season is this gay newcomer. “Glowing burnt 
orange” best describes the play of bronze, red and 
golden bronze shades; literally, it gleams. 
The full double blossoms, 31% inches across, carried on 
long, slender, nicely branched sprays are perfect for 
cut arrangements; the heavily branched plant amaz- 
ingly free and productive. Inheriting from its Nip- 
ponicum lineage, lusty dark green foliage carried right 
down to the ground, the plant alone is a garden orna- 
ment. In full bloom October 10th. Height 214-3 feet. 
Carnival, we feel sure, will be another “all time favor- 
ite’; the brightest thing in the fall garden. Prices 
$1.00 each, $10.00 per dozen. 
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Bokhara—A plant of soft carmine and wine shades 
brings to mind the exquisite loveliness of the far famed 
rugs of Bokhara, hence its name. A variety exception- 
ally hardy, disease resistant plant with full double. 
perfectly formed flowers carried on stiff, well branched 
stems withstanding all weather conditions. Matures 
October 10th. Height 2 feet. Priee: F5e per 
plant. $7.50 per dozen. 
Fred F. Rockwell (Patent Applied For) — The 
most gorgeous blending of bronze and orange-scarlet 
tones ever seen in a pompon. Amazingly prolific, the 
strong, branching 2-foot plants often carry 75 or more 
symmetrically perfect flowers to a single spray. several 
sprays to a plant. 
Without a growing fault, the plant is a thing of beauty 
in its lusty, vigorous appearance. In full flower early 
October, it is remarkably frostproof, resisting Novem- 
ber storms and retaining its full brilliance long after 
many others are destroyed. Price: $1.00 per 
plant. $10.00 per dozen. 
A BLENDED BEAUTY FOR 1948 
GARDENS 
Mellow Glow (16-45 ONK)—Mellow indeed 
is this matchless suffusion of soft orange buff, peach 
pink and bronze nasturtium tints. Briefly, it is a 
“bronze with personality” and by far the most apppeal- 
ing “Mum we have seen in its color. 
Again the Nipponicum ancestry has contributed a 
sturdy, upright growing, rich green plant with an 
abundance of 214-3 inch full double blossoms on well 
branched sprays. In full bloom October 5th. Height 
21% feet. Cuts beautifully. Price: Gie eaeh. 
$7.50 per dozen. 
White Wonder—The perfect early flowering white 
garden Pompon in full flower September 25th. The 
exquisitely formed, ball-shaped blossoms with broad 
petals first open creamy white then as the flower ma- 
tures it is a clean crisp white but lovely at all stages. 
Plant 3 feet in height is husky and tremendously free 
flowering in growth. Priee: 75e per plant. 
$7.50 per dozen. 
