Thovelty ed. ILM SU frotliechions 
PARAGON (76) ... Nov. 15. A large red pompon. 
Heavy producer. A red Masterpiece with good 
flower substance. 
PARAMOUNT (86) ... Intermediate white pompon. 
Larger than Priscilla. Sunnyside growth with 
good response. 
PINKY (86) . . . Intermediate pink decorative. Very 
high producer. 
RENOWN... White daisy. 
REWARD (60) ... A very productive deep pink 
daisy that holds color in July and August. 
ROBINHUE... A very double, large red decorative. 
SALUTE. pon orchid daisy. A cut flower vari- 
ety. Beautiful form and substance. 
SCHNEEBURG’S DAISY .. . Golden yellow. Sport 
of Yellow Daisy; a decided improvement over 
the original variety. 
SEQUIN ... Small yellow pompon. A late Pixie. 
SERENADE... Magenta pink daisy. Strong. A fine 
cut flower variety. 
SHAMROCK (96) . . . Large yellow decorative. A 
large yellow Silversmith. 
SILVERPLATE ... A white decorative. Vigorous 
and productive outdoor cut flower variety. 
SIREN ... A yellow decorative. Smaller than Vib- 
rant but very similar to it and flowers later. 
SNOWFLURRY (80) ... A small white button pom- 
pon. Larger than Pinocchio. 
SNOWLINE ... A large showy white flower. A 
December mum that’s easy to do. Does well in 
average greenhouse conditions. 
SONGSTER ... An intermediate pompon. With- 
stands heat well. 
SPANGLES ... Dec. 5. Small white pompon. Best 
described as a late white Sunnyside. 
STARBURST ... This variety falls in the oddity 
class. The individual florets are entirely tubu- 
lar, open only at the end. The florets stand out 
stiffly with excellent substance; it definitely is 
not in the rather droopy Fugi class. Flowers 
are a light yellow to cream. 
SUGARPLUM ... A hard pink mum. Improves the 
size and substance of J. W. Prince. 
SUNRISE ... A yellow pompon best described as 
a late Gold Coast. 
SWEEPSTAKE ... A small formal yellow pompon. 
SWEETHEART .. . Light lavender pink daisy. Fine 
for cut. 
SYMMETRY .. . Intermediate yellow pompon. Short, 
stocky growth. Perfect form. Does not shatter. 
( ) — Number of short days required to flower. 
Varieties so indicated are recommended for use in year round flowering program. 
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