NOTES ON OUR COMBINATION 
COLLECTION OFFERS 
For the benefit of those many new customers who 
are not familiar with chrysanthemums by their nomen- 
clature, we are presenting several “Combination Offers” 
in this catalog. Grouping of these offers is made with 
the prime object of assisting the customers in their selec- 
tion of the best varieties within the respective chrysan- 
mum types such as Spiders, Exhibitions, etc., BASED 
ON THE BLOOMING SEASON, In other words, if your 
objective is to purchase plants for a special occasion 
such as exhibiting flowers at your Club Show on October 
25, varieties in Collection Offers B & C will be most suit- 
able, or those living in the colder regions will have better 
luck with the early blooming collections. 
SPIDER COLLECTION OFFER-A 
10 Earliest Blooming—Oct. 1-15 
Bertha Oliver Bess Witt Chopstick 
Georgina Hedinger Mauve Melody Rayonante 
Morgan’s White White Rayonante Yellow Rayonante 
Catalog Price 2 ..i5 iis eeccessseeren ee meme $3.20 
Collection™ offer... a $2.70 
SPIDER COLLECTION OFFER-B 
6 Early Midseason Flowering—Oct. 15-25 
Ito Pink Maria Mamoru Ohkwan 
Sarah Morasch Silver Lace 
Catalog: Price s:.:.fsccsre ee seen $1.80 
Collection softer. $1.50 
C RE IRIE 
Odd Varieties and Interesting Forms 
PRICE OF ROOTED CUTTINGS 
(Unless Quoted Otherwise) 
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DR. ADAH RUTH TAYLOR. A soft but clear bronze 
of ever popular “Pink Exquisite.” Habit of growth is 
identical and equally as handsome as its worthy parent. 
Medium height. November 1. (See Illustration of “Pink 
Exquisite” on page 15.) 
ENSENADA. An unusually beautiful flower resemb- 
ling a double dahlia bloom when disbudded. Brilliant 
Indian red with yellowish tint on the reverse side. Most 
lasting as this flower seems all the more attractive after 
reaching maturity when the color mellows into a terra- 
cotta red. Heigh medium to tall. Nov. 1. 
ERNA. A large flowering semi-double bloom. Deep 
purple with silvery reverse. Should be disbudded to 
about six flowers to each plant for better results. Short 
grower. October 30. Price: 50 cents each, $5.00 per dozen. 
G. KONNO. A short growing plant with large salmon 
bronze flowers. The petals are very broad and thick, 
closely resembling a large size dahlia flower. October 25 
on. Price: 50 cents each, $5.00 per dozen. 
LAURINDA EARLY 
JOY. This fascinating novelty flower is bright golden 
yellow. Individual flower will easily measure eight 
inches across when disbudded and grown to 6 to 8 blooms 
to a plant. Height, medium to short. November 1. Price: 
50 cents each, $5.00 per dozen. (Illustration below.) 
JOY 
LAURINDA EARLY. A semi-double spoon petalled 
flower in pure white. More attractive when multiple 
buds on the bush is disbudded toward the end to one 
bud per stem. Height medium. November 1. (Illustration 
lower left.) 
MRS. PINALLE. Most unusual oddity in mums intro- 
duced in recent years. Composed of slender tubulated 
petals with pointed tips arranged neatly in a single row 
around a small yellow center. Pure white. Prolific pro- 
ducer of these unique type flowers about 4 inches across 
on a beautiful, healthy bush. Height medium. Nov. 1. 
OLGA ROSE. A large flowering, semi-double, semi- 
incurved flower of the most unusual shade or rather a 
combination of shades of greenish cream, lavender, rose, 
and light rose. At maturity, it stabilizes to grayish laven- 
der with creamy tips. Composed of large tubular petals 
which are pointed. A stunning flower. Height medium. 
November 1. Price: 50 cents each, $5.00 per dozen. 
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