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Garden City Perennial Gardens 
Perennials—Platte Valley Grown 
EARLY BLOOMING CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
This year, we are eliminating many varieties; some 
that have proven to be not satisfactory one way or an- 
other. However, we have added a few new varieties 
that seem to be early and frost resistant and hardy with 
protection. All plants we send out in the spring are from 
2%”? pots; which make large flowering clumps by fall. 
Select a rich, well drained soil—sheltered yet sunny 
location. Mums love lots of fresh air; plenty of water 
and fertilizer. Be sure to divide your old clumps the fol- 
lowing spring; or plant new potted ones. Giving ample 
room for proper growth and for cultivation; spacing 
18 in. to 2 ft. apart in the rows. Water well, then culti- 
vate the ground before it is allowed to dry out. After the 
middle of August cease all cultivation so that the side 
shoots that make plants for next year can begin to form. 
We strongly advise the purchase of chrysanthemums 
in quantities of 3 or more of one kind, since a group of 
3 or more plants make a much more striking and effect- 
ive color mass in the garden. 
BRONZE MUMS 
Apricot Glow (Cumming) 
A glowing rich apricot-bronze cushion mum, 18”’. 
In full flower by late summer. Handsome, mound- 
like plants 21%4 ft. or more across the first season. © 
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Fred F. Rockwell (Cumming) Plant Patent No. 718. 
This is the most gorgeous blending of bronze and 
orange tones ever seen in a pompon. This plant is a 
thing of beauty in its lusty, vigorous appearance, 
starting to bloom in August; it is frost proof; be- 
sides being a new color; the most intense orange ever 
seen in a mum. A must have. 
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Harbinger (Kraus) 
Double bronze pompon flowers with the coloring of 
fall maples. 28’. Early. 
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Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont III (Cumming) 
30”, large double flowers of peach pink tinted with 
rosy salmon-bronze. October Ist. 
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Olive Longland (Kraus) 
24’, three inch double flowers, the same color as 
ee P. S. du Pont III, but flowers in mid-Septem- 
er. 
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September Bronze (Cumming) 
24” in height; of a bright golden bronze changing 
to vivid bronze. Button pompon. Plant of cushion 
habit. Frost resistant. Early. 
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