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Intermediate Type Pompons 
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BARCAROLE—An easily grown golden yellow 
pom, extremely formal in appearance. High 
production rate and lack of sensitivity to cul- 
tural conditions are valuable assets. Tall. Mat. 
Nov. 5. (See color illus. page 22.) 
BONTON—A small intermediate of the button 
formation. From a distance it appears to be a 
solid golden bronze in color, but upon closer 
inspection it shows a mass of tightly cupped 
petals the exterior surface of which show a gol- 
den bronze and the interior of which show a 
bright red. A most beautiful contrast. Tall. Mat. 
Octely: 
CALIFORNIA FIREBIRD—Bronze with glints 
of gold. Exotic in formation and very graceful. 
Tall. Mat. Dec. 1. (See color illus. page 22.) 
CHRISTMAS CHEER—We recommend this va- 
riety to those desiring flowers for Xmas. The 
color is a rich deep yellow which does not lose 
brilliance under artificial light. Three-foot plants 
carry a profusion of two-inch flowers. Mat. Dec. 
15 on. 
CHRISTMAS RED—Deep red decorative. Med. 
hgt. Mat. Dec. 10. 
EARLI WHITE—A good pure white pompon of 
exquisite beauty. One of the best early whites. 
alleviate Oct. 1. 
EDITH ROBERTS—Splendid firm large button 
type pompon. A very deep orchid pink, similar 
to Minuet which is shown in color on page 22. 
(Minuet we have dropped). Med. hgt. Mat. 
Sept. 25. 
GOLDEN SPRAY—tThis deep golden yellow is 
one of the very finest pompons for cutting. It 
has excellent foliage and is, no doubt, one of the 
best of its type. Med. hgt. Mat. Oct. 10. 
GRENADIER — Rich, mahogany red decorative 
pom of great merit. Tall. Mat. Oct. 15. (See color 
illus. page 30.) 
ILLINI SNOWFLAKE—A clear white pompon 
two inches in dia. Mat. early Nov. (See color 
ulus. page 22.) 
MARY McARTHUR — A large compact button. 
At first glance it appears to be a solid deep rasp- 
berry rose, but with closer attention it shows a 
mass of tightly cupped petals washed with gold 
at the tips, a lovely contrast. Med. hgt. Mat. 
Sept. 25. 
MISSION—A delicate pink with a dark maroon 
center. This is one of the most outstanding 
intermediate pink blooms. Med. hgt. Mat. Nov. 
10. 
NATOMA—Flame scarlet decorative pompon. 
Short, bushy grower. Mat. Oct. 25. 
PINK DOT—Light pink with dark pink eye. 
Mat. Oct. 20. 
RED FLAMBEAU—An excellent deep garnet 
red bloom of good quality. Tall. Mat. Oct. 25. 
RED ROBIN — Deep crimson which is a very 
difficult color to find. This has very compact 
blooms on long well branched sprays. Tall. Mat. 
QOetieo: 
RED WING—This brilliant red pom as it comes 
to full maturity turns to a deep burnt orange 
shade. This is the best in its color range of early 
blooms lal laMatsO ctes ls 
REVELATION—The blooming period and un- 
despoiled whiteness of this flowery, decorative 
gem bring to mind with vivid clearness the 
Yuletide carol ‘White Christmas.” Tall. Mat. 
mid-Dec. on. 
REV. BUSHNELL—Compact rigid sprays carry 
a maximum of clear white ball shaped flowers. 
The center blends to a lovely cream shade which 
greatly adds to its beauty. Tall. Mat. Oct. 15. 
RIVIERA—A showy, luminous pink decorative 
pompon rich in the needs of a festive season. 
Large, rigid, well balanced sprays go hand in 
hand with sturdy stems and attractive foliage. 
Med. hgt. Mat. Dec. 15 on. 
ROBIN HOOD—Rich deep blood red flowers 1% 
inches in diameter. Ranks first in its class. 
Clean, clear cut in all respects. Med. hgt. Mat. 
Nov. 5. (See color illus. page 22.) 
SEAFOAM—A medium sized, clear white pom- 
pon of virgin purity and lasting quality. The 
snowy whiteness of large clusters of full, well- 
rounded flowers on tall, trim stems is accentu- 
ated by the vivid coloring of the underlying 
greenery. Med. hgt. Mat. Nov. 20. (See illus. 
below.) 
SEAFOAM 
