TANGO—Becker 1951—-Imagine a lovely 24 in. well 
branched plant with dark green foliage, loaded with 
bronze-gold, ball shaped pompons from August to 
freezing weather and you have a picture of this 
beautiful Mum. Inheriting the beauty and frost 
resistance of Mme. Chiang Ka Shek and F. F. Rock- 
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YELLOW ALABASTER—Wierenga 1951—A very 
lovely soft yellow sport of that lovely English 
Alabaster, 5 in. flowers just like its white compon- 
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These lovely Spiders listed below were chosen for 
their beauty and show value. Ali are prize winners 
and worthy of trial. 
QUEENS LACE—YB 1950—A new, very large, pure 
white sp:der that will win in any show. The Laces 
are truly an exhibit:on spider. Blooms Nov. Ist. 
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YELLOW LACE—YB 1951-—A lovely yellow sport 
of Queens Lace and just as breath-taking. Plant to 
exhibit both of these this fall. Blooms Nov. Ist. 
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MARIE TASHIMA—Another lovely white spider 
with fish hook t:ps. _This spider has been grown to 
12 in. in diameter by disbudding. Blooms Oct. 5th. 
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HEMEROCALLIS OR DAYLILIES 
BLACK EMPEROR—Russell—5 in. blooms of vel- 
vety textured dark red with an appealing yellow 
Thucatencliotr 3 it, wblooms June: “Each 2020. $1.00 
BOUTONIERRE—Stout—Small blooms of light 
rosy-peach with yellow sepals. Grassy foliage. 
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CABELERRO—Stout—A large lily-] ke bi-color with 
rose petals and yellow sepals. A very effective 
garden specimen. Het. 3 ft. Blooms June-July. 
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CITY OF MEXICO—Russell—The bright colors of 
Old Mexico are pictured in this 6 in. flower. Wine- 
red petals, near white mid-ribs, with a lovely purple 
eye zone and a clear yellow throat. In bloom it 
seems to say, ‘“‘Come over and see me.” Het. 42 in. 
PD rOULIS peti ym Fe CL wer hielo ee ass | are $1.25 
DOMINION—Stout—Extra large flowers of rich red 
in concentric three toned pattern with a vivid yellow 
torod ae ete oosln ss looms Aug. Bach 2. $1.00 
DUCHESS OF WINDSOR — Traub — Cup shaped 
blooms, shading from light cream to buff with a 
delicate flush of rose in the throat. Very popular 
with Hem lovers. Hgt..32 in. Blooms June and 
again in late August on established plants. 
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