HARDY ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
We were very happy with the way your orders poured in last Spring for these 
lovely Hardy English Chrysanthemums. We know you are becoming as enthusiastic 
about them as we are. 
Each year we try out a number of new importations out in our gardens here 
before adding them to our new catalogue. You will find many varieties that we 
have sold for 50c and $1.00 within the last couple of years moved into our 35c list 
in order to put our new Importations in List 2 and List 3. 
This year you have the most wonderful opportunity to get a fine start or to add 
to the list that you already have and at a very reasonable price. Orders will be 
shipped about April Ist unless otherwise requested. Order early so as to be sure 
to get all the varieties that you want as we number your orders and then fill them 
in the order that we receive them. 
List No. 1 
35c Each or $3.00 per Dozen, All Different, Customer’s Choice 
2 Dozen, All Different, Customer’s Choice for only $5.00 
ALEX McALPINE. Rich golden orange shaded pale bronze. Sept. 
ALWIN. Beautiful salmon-pink incurve. Nice stiff stems, good size blooms. Early. 
AUGUST GLORY. Fine golden bronze incurved. Good sized blooms. Early. 
AUGUST PINK. Lovely shade of clear rich pink. Vigorous grower and nice large 
blooms. Early Aug. 
AUGUST RED. Extra double early flowers in a nice shade of red. One of the first 
to bloom. Aug. 
BALCOMBE GLORY. Richest yellow, glorious color, very large, solid incurving 
blooms, strong grower, very fine. Sept. 
BARBARA. Light rose-pink, large flowers with firm reflexed outer petals and in- 
curving inner petals. Sept. 
BRIDESMAID. Delicate blush pink suffused salmon. Large reflexing flowers that 
are lovely. Sept. 
BRONZE EARLY BUTTERCUP. Rich deep bronze with golden reverse. A fine in- 
curved variety. Best disbudded. A very popular variety. Aug., Sept. 
BRONZE GOUCHER. Fine large bronze and gold. Fine to disbud. Late Sept. 
BRONZE PRECOSE. This one really blooms in the summer, so be sure to plant it 
if you have short growing seasons. Pretty bright bronze blooms that are fine 
for cutting. July on. 
CALUMET. A very large incurved yellow with a slight hint of bronze. Truly a 
lovely Chrysanthemum. Sept., Oct. 
CARNIVAL. A very bright scarlet red. Probably the very brightest colored variety. 
One that is much admired. Sept. 
CHARTER. A full large flower. The color is a brownish bronze that is rather un- 
usual. Sept. 
CAESAR. Deep rose-pink that blooms in October. Very nice variety and should dis- 
bud well. 
COMMANDO. Solid bronze bloom of good size, flowering in September. Lovely 
weatherproof flowers. 
CONQUEROR. We now have enough of this fine variety so that we can put it in 
this first list. A lovely deep red on tall stiff stems. Nice deep green foliage. 
Late Sept. 
CONSTANCY. Large creamy white flowers with reflexing form. Sept. 
COPELAND COPPER. Copper bronze. A variety that is good in sprays without dis- 
budding. Especially good for short season localities. Nice stems and good rich 
color. Aug., Sept. 
COPPELIA. A startling shade of Indian red that does not fade. Fine long stiff 
stems. Need not be disbudded as lovely in sprays. One of our best sellers in both 
cut flowers and plants. Aug., Sept. 
CORAL QUEEN. A very lovely large salmon coral. A beauty. Good in sprays, also 
disbudded. Sept. 
CORONA. A nice broad petaled flower of unique shape. Color is bright orange 
amber. Sept. 
CREAM DUCHESS. Cream shading to lemon in the center of the bloom. Fine for 
exhibition or cut flowers. Sept. 
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