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HILDA 
CHRYSANTHEMUM NOVELTIES 
CARNIVAL (Bristol 1948), Dec., 3 1%6”-2 1%’, Oct. 10. 
Burnt orange with red and terra cotta shadings. 
Fine foliage. Very attractive. 
CHOP STIX (Felton), Spoon, 2”-2’. A beautiful shade 
of lavender pink. Fine addition to the spoon family. 
DREAM GIRL (Floralane 1948), Dec., 2 1%4”-2 1%’, Oct. 
10. Beautiful amaranth rose, full petaled. A gem in 
the garden. Fine to cut. 
FREDT Fa ROCKWELL (Bristol), Dec, .2%=2"; Oct. 10; 
Bronzy orange. Bright and attractive. 
GOLDEN HOURS (Kraus 1948), Dec., 2”-2’, Sept. 8. 
Extra early, clear lemon yellow. Wonderful for 
cutting. 
MEDITATION (Kraus 1948), Dec. 2 144”-2 1%’, Oct. 5. 
Beautiful two-tone soft jasper red and maize yellow 
softening into a tan color. 
All the above Novelties; Pot plant, .75; Rooted Cutting, .50 each. 

NEW PRICE on pot plants and rooted cuttings 
Sep varieties listed below and on pages 30 
and 31. 
Pot Plant, 50c each 
Rooted Cuttings, 2 of one variety for 50c 
QUANTITY DISCOUNTS on all mums 
8 of any one variety—less 10% 
20 of any one variety—less 20% 
Include 20¢ for Special Handling on all 
Mum orders. We pay regular postage on 
orders of $2.00 or over 

Rooted Cuttings have proved so satisfactory 
for our customers, as they stand shipment so 
well, and produce such wonderful plants, that 
we have reduced the price on many varieties by 
selling two of a kind for 50c. By selling them 
only in multiples of two facilitates ordering, 
booking and shipping, and gives you more for 
your money. Rooted cuttings can be planted 
direct in your garden or potted and held for a 
few weeks. 

GREENHOUSE VARIETIES 
We have grown all the early blooming. popular 
greenhouse varieties in our fields and have selected the 
following varieties that do best in outdoor conditions. 
These greenhouse varieties are not hardy and need 
winter protection. Blooms will be much larger than 
sizes indicated, if disbudded. 
FIRST FIGURE—diameter of bloom in inches. 
SECOND FIGURE—height of bush in feet. 
DATE—normal time for plant to be in full bloom. 
STANDARD (Large varieties) ) 
BLAZING? GOLD." 4°16" -2',, Oct. 20, 
low, fine form. One of the best. 
HIEDAS BERGEN sooo Soe OctZD: 
orange reverse. Best in its color. 
JUSTRITE. 4”-2 1%’, Oct. 10. Amaranth rose. Strong 
stems. Cuts well. 
MAJOR BOWES. 4”-2 1%’, Oct. 20. Soft phlox pur- 
ple shading lighter. Cuts well, fine stems. 
MRS. H. E. KIDDER.,. 3”-2’, Oct. 25. Lemon yellow. 
Semi-hardy, can be wintered with protection. 
OCTOBER ROSE. 4”-'2, Oct. 25. Light phlox purple. 
Compact bushes. Nice for cutting. 
PINK CHIEF. 4”-2 1%’, Oct. 15. Amaranth rose. Best 
for cutting in this color. 
Buttercup yel- 
Cardinal with 
SILVER SHEEN. 3 14”-2’, Oct. 20. Pure white. Best 
white for garden use. 
SUNGLOW. 4”-2’, Oct. 20. Empire yellow. Nice, 
compact bush. 
POMPON 
GOLD. COAST. °1 144”-2', Oct. 25. Chrome yellow. 
Clean, vigorous and free growing. 
PINK PEARL. 1 4,”-3’,-Oct. 20. Amaranth 
Stems and growth better than Jewel. 
PIXIE. 1 1%4”-3', Oct. 28. Straw yellow. 
stems good for cutting. Good form. 
rose, 
Fine long 
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HARDY GARDEN 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
These modern hardy mums are selected for their 
ability to produce quantities of blooms in general 
garden conditions. Increasing interest in garden mums 
is due to recent development of new varieties that 
bloom safely ahead of frost, while a number of varieties 
stand the first frost that usually gets the Dahlias. This 
prolongs the blooming season in your garde1 by 
several weeks. 
ENGLISH 
This new race has the advantage of combining size 
with hardiness. 
We have, however, culled our English Varieties; down 
to the 9 that are really hardy, grow well, and produce 
blooms of equal general quality with the best Ameiican 
varieties. They can be grown much larger than sizes 
indicated if disbudded the same as Standard Green- 
house Varieties. 
BELLE MAUVE. 2 14”-2', Sept. Soft amaranth rose. 
Disbuds well, is lovely grown in sprays. 
CONQUEROR. 3”-3’, Oct. 27. Cardinal, buff reverse. 
Very showy. 
ELITE. 2”-2', Oct. Rose pink with a touch of butter- 
cup yellow at center and tips. 
GOLDESTANDARD: 1.4%-3 %6',.Oct. 25. 
and best incurved rich lemon yellow. 
LEDA. 3”-2 14’, Oct. 25. Pastel mauve with lighter 
shadings. Strong. healthy grower. 
MARY SUTTERLAND. 2 14”-2 1%’, Oct. 28. Magnolia 
purple, silver reverse and tips. Incurved. 
ROSE PRIMROSE. 2 %"”-2 1%’, Oct. 25. 
Excellent either disbudded or sprays. 
Our largest 
Amaranth 
rose, 
TRIXIE. 4-2 14’, Oct. 25. Terra Cotta face, amber 
yellow reverse. Long spiky rolled petals. 
VULCAN. 3”-2 14’, Oct. 20. Cardinal red with lighter 
reverse and gold tips. 


