RED CUSHION. Fine garnet red. Large flow- 
ers in profusion. sete 
SANTA CLAUS. A new red variety and con- 
sidered by critics as the best of this color. .40 
OTHER EARLY VARIETIES 
AMBER GLOW. Very bright blend of peach, 
pink and copper on stiff stems. Difficult to 
describe but one of the most colorful. Septem- 
ber. ie) 
ANGELO. Large lavender pink. Grand for cut- 
ting. October. EI 
AUTUMNSONG. New color. Large wine rose 
and most attractive. .50 
AVALANCHE. The finest early white. Large 
flat flowers with cream centers. Rather dwarf. 
August-September. p20 
CALIPH. Dark oxblood red flower of intense 
brilliance. Always admired. Sept.-Oct. .35 
CARIBOU ROSE. Very large, rather loosely 
formed flowers of rosy pink. Aug.-Sept. .35 
CHARLES NYE. Grand new variety. Large 
double rounded flowers of deep buttercup yel- 
low on long stiff stems. Oct. .60 
CRIMSON SPLENDOR. The only single offered 
here. Name describes. Mass of blooms. Sept.- 
Oct. ER) 
CYDONIA. Glowing orange chestnut overlaid 
with mahogany. Brilliant color. Oct. ei) 
EMBER (Korean). Glowing copper red on long 
stems, fine for cutting. Sept-Oct. aie) 
HALDOONA. Early large mahogany and gold. 
Rather dwarf. Good bedding variety. Aug.- 
Sept. 235 
HEATHERBLOOM. One of the best new va- 
rieties we have seen. Heather pink with rose 
center. Rather dwarf and very early. Aug.- 
Sept. .60 

POMPON CHRYSANTHEMUM JUDITH ANDERSON 
oY 
INDIAN SUMMER (Korean). 
Dark orange, 
bronze with peach tints. 
Long stems. Oct. 
.35 
IRENE. Large pure white pompon of perfect 
form. Popular. Oct. eis) 
JEWEL. From all standpoints probably the best 
pompon. Pinkish lavender on splendid stems, 
ideal for cutting. Resembles a miniature pom- 
pon dahlia. Oct. EI) 
JUDITH ANDERSON. Top ranking yellow 
pompon. Very compact dwarf bushes. Sept.- 
Oct. .35 
KING MIDAS (Korean). Large combination 
of yellow, bronze and rose. Tall. Oct. eis) 
LAVENDER LADY (Korean). Huge pure lav- 
ender flowers of wonderful color. Fine cut 
flower. Oct. .35 
MME. CHIANG KAI-SHEK. One must grow 
this variety to appreciate all its merits. It is 
FAULTLESS. Large orange bronze of flaw: 
less form on neat bushy plants yet with suf- 
ficient stems for cutting. Three months of 
bloom! Aug. to Oct. $1.00 
MRS. P. S$. DUPONT. Beautiful blend of peach 
and salmon buff. One of the very best. Oct. 
.40 
NIOBE (Korean). Lovely creamy white turn- 
ing pink with age. Dwarf and compact, ideal 
for bedding. Very early. Aug.-Sept. £4) 
OLIVE LONGLAND. This new pastel is a 
lovely blend of colors difficult to describe but 
salmon pink, yellow and apricot are evident. 
Oct .60 
R. MARION HATTON. An old favorite. Ex- 
cellent early light yellow. Sept.-Oct. oo 
RUBY POMPON. Very popular ruby red with 
bronze tint. Oct. ae Ys) 
SEPTEMBER BRONZE. The very 
best in this color. Perfectly formed 
flowers of golden bronze on nice 
stems, ideal for cutting. Sept.-Oct. 
Ee) 
SIMBA. The orange bronze color is 
quite like that of Mme Chiang 
Kais-shek but the form is entirely 
different. Worthwhile addition to 
this color group. Sept.-Oct. 50 
SUN GOD. Early golden bronze 
pompon of good habits. Excellent 
cut flower. Sept.-Oct. mete) 
THE MOOR 
amaranth purple. 
(Korean). Glowing 
Fine color. Oct. 
EF] 
YELLOW AVALANCHE. One of the 
finest new varieties in our garden 
last year. A sport of the famous 
white variety, Avalanche. Large soft 
the bushy 
subject 
Aug.- 
.60 
yellow flowers cover 
plant. Beautiful garden 
which attracted all vistors. 
Sept. 
