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MADELINE. Clear soft shell pink, long fluted petals and ro- 7 
bust in growth should be very large disbudded. Exception- ». 
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MARCELLE. A delicate shade of pink, very pretty, large re- 
flexed bloom with firm petals, carried on long stiff slender 
Stems? Withesmalli foliage. Eanlysoepts Omer inci s etate sitet « it 5x0) 
MARION. White shading to canary yellow center. Large re- 
flexed blooms. Makes a 6-inch disbudded flower that is 
grand for exhibition or for cut flowers. Sept...........-.- 1.00 
MARION PARK. A lovely light pink, good sized flowers, fine 
grower and heavy bloomer. A nice cut flower variety. Sept. 1.00 
MARY ANN, Very large bloom with long rolled petals. Color 
orange-cinnamon, good free bloomer, small foliage. Strongly 
recommended for show and cut flowers. Sept........... 1.00 
MAVOUREEN. Lovely lilac pink full robust flowers, 6 inches 
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MINSTREL. An intense crimon-maroon. Early and very good. 
Disbuds very nicely. Also good in sprays. Aug., Sept.....  .75 
MRS. A. CROSLEY. Deep mahogany red with gold reverse. 
Large broad incurved petals. One of the loveliest. Sept... 1.00 
MRS. J. PEARSON. Probably the earliest and finest bronze for 
cut flowers. Has taken many high awards and a first class 
certificate. Blooms in late August and September....... 1.00 
MUSKETEER. Medium size rose-pink, makes nice cut flower 
VAT: PAG -cunldeteo too oe oi ob core omioto eo ete Gene .60 
NOMAD. Nice size flowers of golden amber and reflexing 
shape. Has won English awards. One of the earliest. Aug. on  .50 
PEARL SWEETHEART. A salmon-pink sport of Sweetheart, 
outer edges of the petals are pearl-pink. This variety makes 
a nice cut flower, and lots of them and blooms early. Aug. on 1.50 
PHOEBUS. Rich golden yellow, very full reflexed bloom with 
rolled petals. Vigorous grower and early. Sept.......... | AAS 
PURPLE KING. Purple incurve with silver reverse. Very strik- 
ing variety that would disbud well. Sept............... 125 
QUEENIE. A fine pure white, long stiff stems, large flowers 
and small foliage. Nice for disbudding. Sept........... ws 
RADAR. A large golden amber bloom with deeper shading. 
Sep ti rem ate ewe te ees eee rieds vase as bale ee ordi creates 1.00 
RADIO. Incurved orange-yellow, shading to buff. A nice large 
tloWerse Sep teeter eee cis ie brass sett aan 1.00 
RED OSPREY. A grand spray variety is very early and the color 
is bright red. Has won English awards. A fine variety for 
CULLING OCD Umer era aR Neen tote a) hate otetics ots alee ereas 1.00 
RENOWN. Rich golden yellow free blooming. Would disbud 
NICClY MRSC tame meme neces rete Mee ore rake aecteae: nae Swe tne anole 1.00 
R. A. ROOTS. A large deep flower of glistening white with 
tWwisteda petals OGt tue eeereae re ecb eag yerchadeur to eck circa ee nteene 1.00 
ROSEMARY. Large rose and salmon reflexing bloom. Nice 
stems and fine cut foliage. A very nice variety. Sept..... 1.00 
RONALD. Rich plum crimson, an attractive new shade, stylish 
blooms of fine quality on long stems. Has won several 
EnclishrawarGswocD tamer teeer ciel us sot cie «choise en ee le2) 
RUBY. Nice large ruby red flowers on beautiful shaped plant. 
Flowers nice for either disbuds or in sprays. Sept........ 
SALMON LOVELACE. Lovely bright salmon sport of Lovelace. 
Very early, large and fine. Flowers have a grand texture and 
tine for ‘cuttings. Augy-sn1s > oo sitet en nent eae 1.00 
SEA GULL. Fine large white with solid flower, nice for dis- 
budding: Sept: sys os oud sie e scale eee een tee mS 
SEPTEMBER GLORY. Large flowers of brilliant orange-bronze. 
Very nice for disbudding. Late! Sept: se usnstnnne eee 1.00 
SERENUS. A great variety. An extra large white, very vigor- 
ous grower with good long stems. Several awards. Best dis- 
budded..; Septe 2030S ae as Gee eke ade nies ee 1.00 
SHIRLEY PRIDE. A lovely early pink variety. In sprays it is 
remarkable, having long stems and all the blooms out to- 
gether. Augalisic kines nein ee cel tte sues oie gti ear | AS 
SUNNY CHARM. A lovely large deep yellow. A very charm- 
ingr-variety:, Sept» 2.25 Sone Sie. mete ae ne ne 1.00 
SWEETHEART. An exceedingly beautiful color, rose-pink 
tinged gold with a flush of cream. Very early and truly 
lovely:, Aug.; Sept. .:.3. 0c... 08 es a ee ole nee 1.00 
SYMPHONY. A most beautiful flat bloom of creamy yellow 
with the petals tipped lavender-pink. Flower large and un- 
usual. Ertherspray or disbud. Septe.:-. sie) cnet 1.00 
TAURUS. Good sized yellow flower splashed orange. Nice 
cut flowers, good disbudded: sSept.nnye:s)sicucnenenenane eaeneaaaaa S5X0, 
TREVOR ADAMS. Massive clear chrome yellow incurved 
flower. Very stiff solid petals, flower of handsome appear- 
ance, grand for exhibition, Septeci. cr ciemenctnn snen=aan=aa—n 1.00 
TYPHOON. We shouldn't offer this one this year. The most 
sensational red we ever saw. Color is a fine rich crimson, 
very large with very deep reflexing flowers. Good stems. 
Only a few to spare), Septas 10. so cee cues DINO, 
VANITY. A most pleasing color, greatly admired, best de- 
scribed as crushed strawberry shaded cream. Very large 
blooms on a perfect stem and fine foliage. Very fine grower, 
superb for show or cut flowers. Sept... si). sneneneenenaenane fe25 
VELVETEEN. Lovely tall velvety wine purple on nice stiff 
stems that, are nice for cut flowers.) Sep ty. ainieneneeeenene 1.00 
VICTORIA. Color creamy white, large flower of splendid qual- 
ity and shape with wide firm petals. Showy. Sept........ 1.00 
VIVID. Bright reflexed scarlet-red. Nice stems and nice flow- 
ers. Sept.) oS ee ee ee he 
WARRIOR. Very brilliant red, fine shaped flower. Sept..... .75 
WARSPRITE. Rich golden yellow with orange shading. Semi- 
Incurved?: Sept. .cit.cre coc a tne in tee epee een > 1.00 
WHITE BALL. White incurve of perfect ball shape. Could 
disbuds (Sept sa ve oie Standen lee os ners 1.00 
WHITE ENSIGN. An outstanding white flower easily 6 inches 
across. Lovely to disbud. Only a few plants to spare. Sept.. 1.50 
WINIFRED. Warm salmon large reflexed flower, long wiry 
stems with 6-inch flowers. Nice small foliage. A lovely 
cut flower. Sept. 2.25 ss5.4 ico siete che cee bros ee 1.00 
YELLOW SNOWDONIA. A fine incurve golden yellow to dis- 
buds *£Septe shee ec Me crater eco tee hence alr eee nr 1.00 
MISCELLANEOUS CHRYSANTHEMUM TYPES 
The following varieties are not English Chrysanthemums but are all selected for various good merits. In- 
clude some of these with your order. 
Prices Are 25c Each Unless Otherwise Stated 
ALLEGRO. Vigorous and hardy shrimp pink that grows to medium 
height. Sept. 
ANGELO. A lovely silvery pink, very nice, not as early as some. Oct. 
BEATRICE. An exceedingly fine variety of early flowering delicate 
pink. Single with long stems and lovely sprays. 
BRONZE A. E. WANDER. Good sized golden bronze, ball-shaped 
flowers in large sprays. Sept. 
BURMA. Tall growing coppery orange flowers in abundance. Aug., 
Sept. 
BUTTERFLY. Single yellow daisy flowered. Large and lovely. Oct. 
CALIPH. Very lovely hardy wine red Korean. Striking color, heavy 
bloomer. See picture page 4. 
CHIPPEWA. A very nice chrysanthemum in aster purple. Flowers 
are good size and attractive. Aug., Sept. 
EMBER. A bright reddish bronze. Blooms early and profuse. Aug., 
Sept. 
JOHN WOODIN. A grand early flowering single variety of 
a lovely amber with apricot pink flush. Fine in sprays. Aug., 
Sept te ees ee eee eae tire Ge. eee. ae San) 
KOREAN SYMPHONY. An indescribable shade of coppery pink 
and soft lavender. See picture page 4. 
LAVENDER LADY. Very lovely pure lavender. Full double blooms. 
Every bloom perfect. One of the most popular. Sept. 
MRS. P.S. DUPONT. A blend of rose, salmon, fawn and peach. Sept. 
MRS. SAM ROTAN. Large double golden yellow shaded orange. 
MAJOR BOWLES. Large orchid pink that is grand disbudded. Oct. 
MANDARIN. Lovely bright orange Korean that is very hardy and 
free blooming. See picture page 4. 
MARIETTA. A lavender anemone that is very beautiful but should 
be planted in a protected spot as it is late bloomer. Nov. 
OLD ORCHARD. A very frost resistant pink on tall stiff stems. Oct. 
RED VELVET. A very lovely velvety red. Good clean growing habits 
and nice dark green foliage. Sept. 
SUSAN. Single daisy flowered buff tinted pink. Oct. 
YOUDATHS ROSE. A very pretty deep rose-pink of good size. Sept. 
