
MRS. P. S. DUPONT—Lovely peach-bronze, double 
flowers. Vigorous plant with handsome foliage. 
One of the finest chrysanthemums ever grown. Oct. 



cree ree rae ee a Ee eT 40 
PINK RADIANCE—Soft luminous pink flowers. Very 
hardy and free blooming. Sept...............-.... Each _ .60 
RED VELVET—Rich velvety red. Best of its color. 
BBR To Bj Re NG AE ae Ca ae Each .50 
RUBY POMPON—Large, ruby red pompon. Strong- 
Prov meeplant Oct, 7 ES oS Each _ .50 
CHRIS COLUMBUS 
(Rosebud) 
This new Chrysanthemum has been very satisfactory in 
our garden. The plant is handsome and sturdy 
and when in bloom is completely smothered in 
flowers. It is a lovely ivory white pompon with 
creamy yellow buds and makes fine cut flowers. It 
Nloome mpearlyipeptemiber: 0) 2 As Each  .60 
THE SPOON CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
The spoon chrysanthemum is a novelty variety having 
long tubular petals that end in a flat spoon-like 
tip. They are very graceful and effective in ar- 
rangements. 
JASPER SPOON—Straw yellow tubes with red spoon 
Tipo platen septe came mare 76s} Pee Each 40 
ORCHID SPOON—Large lovely orchid pink. Late 
SO ee ee ee CEN eee Tle Bs Each  .40 
YELLOW SPOON—Large clear lemon yellow. Not to 
be confused with Golden Spoon which is much 
SINGIN IALe ePtse sos oe eee Le 2 Each _ _ .40 
POMPON AND BUTTON VARIETIES 
AURORA—Tall lavender button. Oct...........-....---. Each .35 
EARLY BRONZE—Good orange-bronze pompon. Sept. 
TCO LL, op REL De se ees ae ae ee eee i315) 
EARLY WONDER—Large, soft pink pompon. Late 
Cee ew om ee ee eee PE Bach  .50 
GOBLIN—Glowing bronze button. Very resistant to 
PAGES a | Ue Re SS ae ee Each  .50 
JEWELRY—lIridescent Lavender button. Resembles 
Jewel but is winter hardy. Oct._.............--..--.--.. Each  .40 
JUDITH ANDERSON— Rich yellow button. Very free 
blog Mmiio a Och ee an Oe ee Re A ek Each  .50 
R. MARION HATTON—Good early yellow pompon. 
Se rs es Ee ts ee Each .40 
SEPTEMBER BRONZE — Showy golden-bronze pom- 
Polen leomeepintit te etshe foe od tf Each  .50 
FAVORITE STANDARD VARIETIES 
ALGONQUIN—Brilliant, clear double yellow. Very 
Hird yearly. centes 2222 Ser estan Each  .40 
BARBARA CUMMING—Large golden yellow with 
bronze: tints. ¢ arly Sept.52 22 Fo at os Each _ .40 
BURGUNDY—A different color, a glowing wine red. 
sa AV CO St ee Sted i SE SOE a oe Each .50 
CALIPH—Richest deep red yet introduced. Oct....Each  .40 
CYDONIA—Brilliant mahogany red. Early Oct..Each  .40 
DEAN KAY YELLOW—Unusually brilliant old gold 
rec\taye, > (On few Base. 28g, 2 Beeline eae a eee Each  .40 
EUGENE WANDER—One of the finest early yellows. 
Sept. -_...-.---------------------------- ose een Hach  .50 
LAVENDER LADY—Large, silvery lavender-pink. 
Very fine. Early Oct........-.----.----.-----.------------- Hach — .50 
ROSENGOLD—A lively rose-bronze color. Large double 
flowers. Mid-Oct........--...---- vneneeannsnncnenneeneceteceoeees Each  .50 
ROSIKA—Large double, deep pink flowers. Long stems 
for cutting, Barly:;Oct-2..2--2.-1.---.-2- opie Boe Each _ .60 
SEPTEMBER DAWN—Large double pink. Strong 
hardy plant. Sept.....-..----------------------- Each  .50 
