
36 BULLETIN NO. 1, FEBRUARY 18, 1950 
PERENNIALS—(Continued) 
SPECIAL LIST OF NEW VARIETIES OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Per 10 Per 100 
Allegro. Double blooms of glowing shrimp-pink with coppery 
Salmomesieen a Lariy. OCl macs iGUuGs, 220.2. =s sree eer $ 1 80 $ 15 00 
Apricot Glow. Richly hued apricot bronze. The double 
blooms are 2% inches in diameter borne in profusion. 
Cushion type plant. Late August. 18 inches. --__-------- 2 10 18 00 
Betty. An excellent upright rose-pink without a trace of 
magenta. One of the finest new pinks. Late September. 
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Charm Sp0on Blooms open to a lovely rhodonite-red and 
gradually fades to a rich dusty rose. Excellent habit of 
growth. Late September. 26 inches. ____________--_--_--- 2 10 18 00 
Chris Columbus. Double. New outstanding ivory-white. A 
luxuriant grower, excellent for cutting. Late September. 
2621n Che s see een ee eens ORL Pie SRL ee Ne ef 2 10 18 00 
Generalissimo. A very rugged, fully double flower of soft 
magnolia-purple. Early September. __-___--__--_-------- 2 90 25 00 
Gold. Flowers are large, very double golden bronze. Fine 
for cutting. Juate September. 22 inches, _____--________- 2 10 18 00 
Gold Pagent. Masses of 3 inch double flowers of Gold with 
a darker shimmering sheen. Orange buds create a con- 
trasting mass of harmonious beauty. Blooms early— 
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Golden Memories. Brilliant golden yellow button in sprays 
with new buds in abundance. Start opening from 
August throughout the entire season. Large massive 
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Little Eskimo. Pure white ball shaped flowers 11% inches in 
diameter. A very profuse bloomer. Does not fade. Late 
AUPUust] TLS AincChespawes. meee seer Sean See ete! eee 1 80 15 00 
Oriental Glory. Large double blooms of brilliant oriental 
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Pink Surprise. Great mass of giant double 4% inch brilliant 
pink blooms. Best early pink—September 15th. A leader 
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September Dawn. Beautiful deep pink perfectly formed 
blooms. The large perfectly formed flowers are from 
3 to 3% inches in diameter. Double. The best of the 
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Sunbeam. A very fine golden yellow. Responds well when 
disbud ded WaeHiNemLOLe CU GET OWT Sue eee een 2 10 18 00 
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA INTRODUCTIONS 
Glacier. Pure glistening white, full double flowers. Plants 
are covered solidly with blooms. Fine for borders. Late 
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Red Gold. Double. Blooms are a lively combination of red 
and golden orange. Probably the ‘gaudiest of all Pom- 
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