P. ompons — Gay, Gallant Prince Charmings 
Fall’s Finest Fashion Plates! 
ARGONNE. Novel, pleasing purple-amaranth. 
Darkly splendid, erect, 2-foot pillar. October 1. 
FIESTA. Pulse-stirring beauty, almost pure 
orange. Really grand. 2 feet. Late September. 
GOBLIN. (B.N., 1940.) The Spirit of Hallowe’en. 
Very hardy, late bronze, a matchless fall color. 
21% feet. October 15. 
GOLDEN MEMORIES 
es ma £ 
GOLDEN MEMORIES. Use- FIESTA 
ful and ornamental.  Ex- 
tremely bushy, 2-foot plant 
of clean, decisive golden Ya : M/ RUBY POMPON. (B.N., 
EEN Waa Ue : A 1943.) Westill call itthe best 
red pompon. Tidy, glowing 
red globes. Neat, erect, 2- 
ILLUMINATOR. By far the 
foot plant. Early October. 
deepest — crimson—almost 
black. Very unusual. 2 feet. 
October 1. SUNAPEE. Hardy; depend- 
able for cold areas. Fine to 
cut. Glittering gold, often 
bronze-hued. 214 feet. Sep- 
tember 5. 
PONCA. (Univ. of Neb.) 
New, very different color- 
ing. Like pompon zinnia 
of striking amaranth shaded 
reddish purple. Fine for | 
cutting. 2 feet. Late Sep- 
tember. 
YELLOW BLANKET. Possi- 
; bly a better Judith Ander- 
WHITE WONDER son. Very free masses of 
clear yellow buttons. 18 in. 
ALL VARIETIES ON THIS PAGE, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED October 8. 
75e each; 3 for $2.00 
65c each; 3 for $1.75 : 
WHITE WONDER. (B.N., 1947.) Peerless, superb—far and 
away the best white. A creamy column of molded marble. 
Perfect 14-inch globes in huge sprays. A cut flower par ex- 
cellence. 2% feet. 
Late September. 
75e each; 3 for $2.00 
~ RED GOLD. Early 
brilliance in this 
showy reddish or- 
ange-bronze. Clean 
grower. 2 feet. Mid- 
September. 
IMPROVED EARLY 
WONDER. A great 
advance in pink 
pompons. Rich deep 
pink, not cold or 
coarse. Fine cut 
q i oe flower. 2% feet. 
RED GOLD Late September. IMPROVED EARLY WONDER 
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