


Lancaster, Pa. 

SILVER MOON 
Magnolia. Pink shading to creamy pink; 
pompon type. 60c each; 3 for $1.50. 
Maroon N’ Gold D. (Longley). New 
1945. Prof. Longley’s best since 
Chippewa. Immense 4 inch flower of 
bright mahogany, shaded maroon with 
golden reverse. 50c each; 3 for $1.25. 
Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont TI. D. Soft 
peach-pink, tinted rosy salmon bronze. 
One of the Dozen Best Mums. 50c 
each; 3 for $1.25. 
Red Ridinghood D. An outstanding 
bright red. Petals very frost resis- 
tant. 50c each; 3 for $1.25. 
Rembrandt D. (Cumming.) A new art 
color in pompons. Rose mauve with 
copper blending. 50c each; S for $1.25. 
Silver Moon S. (Cumming.) White, like 
a glorified Shasta Daisy with yellow 
center. 50c each; 3 for $1.25. 
Sunape. Perfect cut flower; tidy, early, 
golden pompon; very hardy; best yel- 
low pompon. 60c each; 3 for $1.50. 
Yellow Avalanche M. Lehman.) New 
1947 So Thes Mum of ‘the Year.) 2A: 
clear soft yellow bud sport of the 
white variety. 60c each; 3 for $1.50. 
Zantha. D. (Kraus.) A new perpetual 
blooming, clear canary-yellow with 
ball-shaped flowers. Outstandingly 
good. 50c each; 3 for $1.25. 

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MUMS—Continued 
Choice Standard Mums 
_The best of the old favorites. These are the 
time-tested, most indispensable varieties of the 
earlier introductions—vigorous, dependable and 
good colors. 
Algonquin. D. A very hardy variety with 
healthy foliage and large, full golden 
yellow flowers. Sept. 20 
Barbara Small. D. (Kraus.) Clear lilac- 
pink, slightly brighter at the mar- 
gins, with a carmine center Sept. 16 
Burgundy. OD. Rich cerise-crimson; 
double; 2 inches across. Oct. 15 
Cydonia. D. Brilliant orange-chestnut 
overlaid with mahogany. Large pom- 
pon type. Oct. 8 
Minnau. D. Small, very double, white 
flowers. Button type. Compact plant. Oct. 10 
Sequoia. D. Exquisite rich mallow-em- 
ber. Very large flowers. One of the 
best. Oct. 10 
Any of the above varieties 40c each; 3 of one 
kind, $1.00; 10 Plants for $3.00 Postpaid. 
Azalea or Cushion Flowering Mums 
NEW AND POPULAR VARIETIES 
Named azalea because of their habit of growth 
and masses of flowers covering the entire plant, 
growing as wide as high, perfectly hardy. 
eae Blooming Date 
Rich apricot-bronze. 
Sept. 19 to Frost 
King Cushion. Coppery-bronze. Sept. 15 to Frost 
Major Cushion. A really good pink. 
Sept. 15 to Frost 
Apricot Cushion. 
September Cheer. Novel  cherry-red; 
quite showy. Sept. 15 to Frost 
September Gold. Popular’ gleaming 
gold. Sept. 15 to Frost 
Powder Puff. ‘New white” replacing 
all older varieties. 60c each; 3 for 
$1.50. Sept. 15 to Frost 
Except “Powder Puff”—45c each; 3 for $1.15. 
Lovely Free-Blooming ‘Spoons’ 
This type Mum has proved exceedingly pop- 
ular. All are charming and very free-flowering. 
The long petals are quilled which open like 
spoons. All are delightful as cut flowers. 
The flowers are 2-3 inches across with an 
airy appearance of great delicacy. 
Loveliness (Lehman). A _ grand, fully 
double, carmine-pink spoon, unques- 
tionably outstanding. 60c each; 3 for 
$1.50. Oct. V1 
Orchid Spoon. Lovely orchid-pink; a 
charming cut-flower. 50c each; 3 for 
$1.25. Octian6 
Yellow Spoon. Very fine, bright golden 
yellow tubes and spoons. 50c each; 
S for $1.25. 
Special Offer—9 Spoons 
Postpaid. 
Great progress is being made toward more 
beautiful hardy chrysanthemums and in order to 
keep step with this development our trial 
zrounds will contain more new varieties this 
fall for inspection. } 
Everyone is cordially invited to visit our trial 
ground. display. Between September 1 and 
October 10th is usually when the display is at 
its best. 
Octo 
(3 of each)—$3.00 

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