RAYONANTE 
BUFF RAYONANTE. A lovely buff flower with quilled petals. 
Disbud and you have simething really lovely............ $ .35 
PINK RAYONANTE. Lovely orchid pink flowers of good size. 
Petals are tubular quilled, long and incurved. A truly lovely 
variety. Fine cut flower variety that isa good keeper...... B15) 
SALMON RAYONANTE. A lovely salmon or rosy fawn. Same 
lovely Rayonante type being also a sport of the Pink Ray- 
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WHITE RAYONANTE. A lovely white sport from the Pink 
Rayonante. You should have it by all means........... BS 
YELLOW RAYONANTE. Another fine Rayonante sport. Same 
finesmeurved quilled type. Don't miss it.............. 35 
SPECIAL—ONE PLANT EACH OF THE ABOVE RAYONANTES 
5 IN ALL—FOR $1.35 
SPOONS 
JASPER SPOON. A combination reddish bronze and yellow... .25 
ORCHID SPOON. A rather unusual type of Chrysanthemum. 
Each petal is a tiny hollow quill which flattens out on the 
end into a perfect little spoon. The florists here particu- 
larly like the Orchid Spoon as a filler in with larger Chrys- 
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ROSE SPOON. Like the other Spoon except the color is rose- 
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YELLOW SPOON. Like Orchid Spoon, only the color is yellow. .25 
WHITE SPOON. Like other Spoons with tiny hollow quills and 
little flattened spoons on the end of each quill.......... PES) 
5 SPOONS EACH ONE DIFFERENT FOR $1.00 
BUTTONS 
This type of Chrysanthemum is especially good for cut flowers. 
Each fall we sell a great many of these lovely little miniature flowers. 
Each flower is about an inch across and is produced in large clusters 
or sprays. Most of them are September blooming. 
25c EACH UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED 
ANNETT. A very pretty dusty rose Button you will love. Sept. 
DELPHINE DODGE. A very nice light pink Button. 
EARLY BRONZE. A lovely light bronze and very early. Early Sept. 
EARLY WONDER. A beautiful soft pink large Button. Grows on 
tall stems of lovely sprays. This is early. Aug., Sept. 
ETHEL, A rich red Button of heavy production. Oct. 
GOBLIN. A golden bronze on rather large bushy plants. Sept. 
IRENE. A very nice pure white Button. Lovely in bouquets mixed 
with other colors. , 
JEWEL. A lovely orchid colored Button, beautiful in bouquets with 
Judith Anderson. Late Sept. 
JEWEL DARK PINK. A brilliant deep rosy purple that surely is 
Verysoutstanding. Very new. Late Sept............... $ .60 
JEWEL DWARF. A dwarf Cushion Jewel in orchid pink. Late Sept. 
JEWEL LIGHT PINK. Extra lovely prolific blooming light pink 
Jewel. Late Sept. 
JEWEL PINK. A very lovely pink sport of Jewel. Fine formation. 
Sept: 
JEWEL PURPLE. A sport of the regular Jewel. Another one that 
is pretty in bouquet with the lighter colors. Early Sept. 
JEWEL WHITE. It takes this new white Jewel to round out the 
group. Sept. 
JEWEL YELLOW. A very lovely buff yellow sport of Jewel. Late Sept. 
JEWELRY. Rosy orchid Button. Makes perfect little flowers with 
an irresistable iridescent sheen. Hardy plant. Late Sept. 
JUDITH ANDERSON. A very fine golden yellow Button that is 
really super. Makes a great wealth of flowers. 
LAVENDER LASSIE. A lovely new lavender Button that is no doubt 
a sport of Lavender Lady. It is identical every way except in size. 
Lavender Lassie is really something extra special. Early Sept. 
MAGNOLIA. A free blooming large Button of soft pink and 
creamy white with soft yellow undertones. Early Sept....$ .50 
MARY PICKFORD. A lovely white Button, fine for cutting. Sept. 
NANCY. Tall growing yellow Button. Oct. 
REMBRANT. Bright rose-pink dwarf growing Button. Sept. 
RUBY POMPOM. A large ruby crimson Button. A striking addition 
of color to the Button family. More rich and glowing than any 
other Button. Blooms in remarkable profusion. Oct. Ist. 
SEPTEMBER BRONZE. The bronze tints of autumn are beautifully 
reflected in the shapely blossoms, which shade from golden bronze 
to intense warm bronze. 
SEPTEMBER GOLD. A bright gold dwarf Button. 
SONNY BOY. A bright golden Button. Well loved. 
CUSHION 
Very dwarf, very prolific type of Chrysanthemums, blooming 
continually from midsummer until frost. Makes a cushion-shaped 
plant that is literally smothered with blooms. 
AMELIA CUSHION. A bright pink. The ‘‘mother’’ of all the 
Cushion Chrysanthemums. A must in your collection. .... Sere) 
EDGAR A. GUEST. A new bronzy red Cushion Mum........ AS 
LITTLE BOB. A lovely rosy salmon Cushion that is very new. 
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QUEEN CUSHION. A white Cushion that makes a good com- 
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SANTA CLAUS CUSHION. The newest and most brilliant of 
all Cushion Mums. Large red double blooms with red cen- 
ters. All the Cushions make nice table arrangements..... G5) 
ONE EACH OF THE ABOVE CUSHIONS FOR $1.00 
SPECIALS 
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PERENNIALS 
ARMERIA. Cushion like rockery plant. Rose colored blooms which 
cover the plant for a long season. Each 25c. : 
ASTER. Wonder of Stafa. Large blue summer blooming michaelmas. 
A very fine perennial. Clumps $1.00 ea. Large Divisions, 50c ea. 
BABY BREATH. Tiny white flowers. Fine filler for bouquets. 
Each 25c. 
BLEEDINGHEART. The old fashioned kind with the drooping heart- 
shaped blooms. Always popular. Order before April 1. Clumps 
60c; 2 for $1.00. 
CARNATIONS. Grenedin strain. Hardy. In red, white, pink or 
mixed colors. Fine for cut flowers. Doz. $1.00. 
COLUMBINE. Mrs. Scott Elliott. Mixed colors. $1.00 doz. 
DIANTHUS. Tiny Rubies. Very dwarf Dianthus with tiny ruby-like 
flowers. A real jewel for the rockery. Each 25c. 
DORONICUM. Large bright yellow daisy-like flowers in early 
spring. Each 25c. 
GEUM. Mrs. Bradshaw. Double flowers of fiery orange-red. Ea. 25c. 
GEUM. Dolly North. Double golden yellow. Very lovely and very 
GEUM. Mrs. Strathaden. Double flowers of golden yellow. Ea. 25c. 
hardy. Easy to propagate by division. Large clumps that will 
make several divisions. Each $1.50. 
HEUCHERA. Coral Bells. Lovely rockery plant with tiny bell- 
shaped flowers. Coral red. 10-inch stems. Each 35c. 
LAVENDER. Old fashioned sweet scented sachet flower. Each 25c. 
LIATRIS. Tall spikes of rich purple flowers. Very unusual. Each 25c. 
LILY OF THE VALLEY. Low plant with large leaves. Short stems 
of tiny white bells. Fragrant. Grow in dense shade. Strong plants. 
Doz. $1.00. 
NEPETA. Catmint. Lavender flowers. Spreading plant with grey 
foliage. 25c. 
PAINTED DAISY. Fine flowers for cutting. Mixed colors. Doz. $1.00. 
PLATYCODON. Chinese bell flower. Showy bell-shaped flowers, 
blue and pink. 25c. 
PRIMROSE. Auricula. Swiss Primrose. Smooth foliage. Flowers 
very rich and velvety. Wonderful colors. Each 50c; Dozen $4.50. 
PRIMROSE. English. Lovely shade loving rockery plant. Assorted 
colors. Each 35c; 3 for $1.00; Dozen $3.50. 
SCABIOSA. Houses hybrids. Lovely Cushion-like flowers of laven- 
der-blue. 25c. 
SHASTA DAISY. Daisy Mum. A very full double. Many times 
the petalage of others. Each $1.50. 
SHASTA DAISY. Dieners. Some ruffled and some double. Divisions 
DozegileoO} 
SHASTA DAISY. Mount Shasta. Double everblooming Fine cut. 
Divisions 50c. 
SHASTA DAISY. Snow Queen. New. Semi-double. Frilly. Extra 
large. Each $1.00. 
SWEET WILLIAM. Lovely mixed colors. 3 for 25c; Dozen $1.00. 
TRITOMA. Red hot poker plant. Orange-red flowers. 32 ft. 
tall. Each 35c. 
VIOLETS. Double Russian. Fully double, deep purple and very 
sweet scented. 25c Each. 
VIOLETS, Rosea. Very lovely, prolific blooming rose colored violet. 
Large clumps 50c. 
VIOLETS. Royal Robe. New. Bright deep violet on a long stem. 
Large and sweet scented. Fine for cutting. Each 25c. 
