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Five of the earliest blooming, giant greenhouse, incurved varieties. 
Successfully and eas! o bloom in your is fall. Mag- 
nificen i plants are 
one bud to a stem. Not hardy in cold climate. Robust, pot plants guar- 
anteed to bloom this fall. 35c each, 10 for $2.75. 
(A) GOLD LODE. -- 1C1 Brilliant yellow. A Garden of 5 
(B) MRS. DAVID ROY. -- 1C4 Bright Crimson. as pictured (A) 
NGS. Snow-white. (B) (Cc) (D) (E) 
(C) SMITH’S EARLY WHITE. - 
2 Rich, deep gold. 
(D) ALAMEDA - - - 
(E) MAJOR BOWES -- - 1C5 Big, soft pink. 








Hardy chrysanthemums pages 44, 45, 46, 47. 


OUR 1! : 
o1st ANNIVERSARY 
