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POMPON CHRYSANTHEMUMS (continued) 
Frequently Known As the Button Type . . . 
Price: 50c per plant, $5.00 per doz., $35.00 per 100, except where noted 
Oureana—Bronzy yellow Pompon which opens up to deep yel- 
low of medium size, slightly larger than Improved Rodell. Fine 
stiff grower. Medium in height. Matures November 5th to 10th. 
Persian Pink—A magnificent rose-purple Pompon. Very strong 
grower with the individual flowers beautifully spaced. 
Pink Pearl—Small rose-pink Pompon. Maturing October 20th. 
Pinocchio—A glistening white button Pompon which can be 
brought in for early September if grown in a cloth house. Ex- 
cellent keeping and shipping qualities. A very vigorous grower, 
taller than Irene, and the spray formation is better placed. 
Pixie—Small, bright yellow Pompon, larger in flower than the 
well-known Nuggets, but an excellent shipper. Grown under 
cloth can be brought in in late September, but grown normally 
will not flower before November 10th. 
Pot of Gold—Large double yellow Pompon. Very tall grower. 
Does best when disbudded and matures about October 15th. 
Prineeton—It is extremely brilliant and resembles the Orange 
Calendula flower to quite an extent. November 20th. 
Red Prineeton—Brazil red Pompon, decorative type. Matur- 
ing November 15th. 
Red Robin—Crimson is rather a scarce color in the Pompon 
class. Beautiful long sprays with flowers well placed on the 
stem. Maturing early in November. 
Red Rust—A blend of orange red and chrome bronze in color. 
Clean, uniform and vigorous grower with excellent foliage and 
well-branched stems. Best adapted to natural flowering. A color 
that is in great demand and its usual blooming season about 
November 5th. One of the best of the large flowering Pompons. 
Revelation—If you are looking for a quality white Pompon for 
January market, such a variety is “Revelation.” Can be had for 
Christmas if your market calls for a good white at this time. 
Can also be held until early February if desired. 
Riviera—Luminous pink decorative Pompon blooming normally 
about Dec. 10th. Maintains its color and form better than most 
varieties. Growth vigorous, height medium. Flowers well 
branched on the spray. Matures Dec. 10th. 
Robin Hood—Almost identical with Red Robin in color, a very 
beautiful shade of crimson, a color that is in great demand in 
the Pompon Chrysanthemums. Long spray of flowers, freely 
produced on strong stems. Flowers October 28th. 
Seafoam—Snowy white, large Pompon of beautiful rounded 
form. Buds are well placed on long, rigid stems. Extremely well 
suited for shading or cloth-house culture, flowering November 
20th to 25th. 
Sea Gull—Creamy white Pompon, coming into flower Oct, 15th. 
Snow—A very lovely late flowering ivory-white Pompon of me- 
dium height flowering December 25th. For greenhouse growing. 
Thyra—A tourmaline-pink, large flowering Pompon. A decided 
improvement on Persian Rose. Medium height, flowering about 
November 20th. 
Trianon—Reddish bronze Pompon suitable for greenhouse work 
only. Medium to tall in height depending on the conditions 
under which it is grown. Of very fine habit and matures No- 
vember 20th. 
Vera Victoria—A splendid Pompon of the very latest size. 
Color, brilliant glowing bronzy yellow. October 25th. 
WVibrant—Rich golden yellow decorative Pompon. Individual 
flowers about 2 inches across; well branched stems. Fine 
foliage and habit of growth. Flowers December 10th-15th. 
White Doty — A sport of the popular variety. Lillian Doty. 
October 25th. 
Yellow Nancy Crane—A delightful Jonquil yellow Pompon. 
Nicely spaced on the spray. Individual flowers about the size 
of a fifty cent piece. Matures November 5th. 
Yellow Snow — A deep lemon yellow Pompon of medium 
height, flowering about December 25th. For greenhouse grow- 
ing only. 

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