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List of hardy chrysanthemums cont'd. gf . 
Bloom _ Rooted cuttings _ 
Variety Use Starts. Ht. PUGSCripLions. Cents each in lots of: _ 
ae BLA ahimietens 1-4 5-9 10-24 25-up _ 
Chippewa G D.eoepun M Lg. purple;silver reverse 30 20 EB - 
Margaret Ann G M. Sept. uu Rosy purple;large plants. 30 20 #5 2 
Salute P E. Sept, D One of the best 30 20 ss ~ 
Violet P-C L. Sept. .M Popular bright. purple SOL (210 - - 
Welcome POP 7. AUgs M ~ (SD) Rosy purple 3 SO M20 Wted See okay 
RED 
‘Brilliant P R. Sept. aM Brazil red cushion eS Omie 10 
Cardinal Spoon ¢ ep tise aer Cardinal red spoon(sD) le On ee LO ~ 
Courageous CG DeSept yan Fine dk. ruby red Pesas be (25 - - 
Cutie* P tO Dou! Ee Tiny button;stands cold oe VOM a) 2 10 
Glowing Coals e ee Dans ab Deep cherry, reds) fine cut ' +25 16 le - 
Red Coat C-Penl. toepu. Hy Brilliant Red 25 16 - - 
Red Gold CPT AUe's M Good early cut flower Pre - - 
Red Cushion* CAPPmLAT Oe DUN thin Very hardy cushion Deep 16 - - 
Vulcan c Ti we pi. ib Beautiful English red 35 22 - - 
YELLOW 
Butterball P ie Aug. M Best early yellow oe On 2 - 
Catherine Collin C 6M. Sept. M Bright yellow pom pom C5 mee oe 12 - 
Defiance C. ee Pio M Gold.yel.twilled petals 35 ae - - 
Exeter* P MevSepp. = Bronze gold (U.N.H.) - Aisy Asya 10 
Eugene Wander P L. Aug. D Lg. cactus type yellow 35 oe - “ 
Good Sport* Cyto Loe pt. M - (SD) Hardy light yellow 30 20 iB - 
Sept. Gold C M. Sept. M Golden yellow pom pom Ae ate Gis 10 
Sunapee*# C E. Sept. T Golden yellow (U.N.H.) COOer LOL rl 2 ek EALO 
Treasure Trove* C L. Sept. M Small clear yellow (NH) 50 Ae 0. ~ a 
Wychwood P-C MveSepts 9 M Rich Canary yellow;fine SOge Cn tS 1 
Yellow Supreme C L. Sept. M. Hardy yellow cushion 25 16 le . EL) 
BRONZE ha ? 
Karly Ace C Vp pe led ohne’ M .-English copper bronze ew ee ~ - 
Franconia*# O M. Sept. 7 Fine hardy for cut SOR NNO bmLS 12 
Harbinger © Akpan ab rea M Excellent early bronze Coen ele 10 
Nashua*# CPs 4h Sept. oD Good early bronze (UNH) gpg eee. 116 14 
N.H. Bronze* g E. Sept. iy Hardy;vigorous; good cut 5 ee 16 14 
Old Dover *# Cee moe Di. maed) (SD)Interesting bronze 2a he Ole elo 10 
Winnepesaukee*# C L. Sept. M Reddish bronze (NH) PON 16 ee 10 
*Extremely hardy; #available in potted plants and field divisions; C-Good cut flower; 
P-Good pot plant; D-Dwarf; M-Medium; T-Tall; .(N.H.) New Hampshire origination; (UNH) 
University of New Hampshire introduction. 
Opportunities in chrysanthemums 
Great improvements have been made in hardy chrysanthemums in the last few years. 
These include many new hardy hybrids for the north. Many people are not familiar 
with their possibilities. There is an excellent opportunity around every town for 
someone to grow plants for sale as plants or cut flowers. They make an excellent 
hobby for back yard flower gardeners. The market in the north has scarcely been 
touched as yet. 
Time of blooming is important as well as hardiness. We have selected varieties 
that will provide a longer blooming period in the north. A great many varieties are 
entirely unsuited because they bloom too late. We shall add other varieties as we 
find suitable ones, and many not liste@ above will be found at our nursery. 
Lawrence A Dougherty 
Pine-Croft Nurseries 
32995 
