MRS. J. PEARSSON. Probably the earliest and one of the best varieties for cut 
flowers. Bronze. Has won many awards. Blooms in late Aug. and Sept. 
MRS. J. PHILLIPS. A lovely deep purple incurve. A large variety that disbuds 
well. A very popular variety. Grows quite tall and has good stiff stems. Sept. 
MRS. T. RILEY. As long as we grow Chrysanthemums we feel that we will grow 
this variety. A very large deep flower made up of large broad reflexing petals. 
Substance is very heavy and color very white. Very popular. Sept. 
MRS. SMEARDON. Combination of old rose and bronze. Fast multiplier and very 
early bloomer. Here with us it starts blooming in July and will bloom all summer 
if old blooms are kept cut off. Slightly incurved. Very popular. July on. 
MRS. SUTTERLAND. A lovely purple incurve with silver reverse. Early and pop- 
ular. Quite a novelty in coloring. Disbuds well. Aug.-Sept. 
MUSKETEER. Medium size rose pink flowers in abundance that are lovely cut. Sept. 
MAROON AND GOLD. A low growing Chrysanthemum that is definitely a sum- 
mer bloomer. So is extra good for short season localities. Front of border, don’t 
disbud. Red and gold combination, similar to the Precose varieties. July on. 
MARIGOLD. Rich shades of golden orange. An early variety with bold flowers and 
rolled petals. A lovely color. Disbud or not. Aug.-Sept. 
MRS. A. RICHIE. A lovely firm flower of gold overlaid reddish bronze. A lovely 
rich color that is so popular in the autumn. Sept. 
NEW BOROUGH PINK. Fine large flowers of deep pink with lovely rolled petals. 
A bright showy color and outstanding color. Disbud or not. Fine cut flower. 
Sept.-Oct. 
NEW COUNTESS. A unique shade of rose pink with the reverse of the petals gold 
and the center of the flower is gold. A very lovely combination. The pointed flor- 
lets give the 7-inch bloom a striking appearance. Disbud. Aug.-Sept. 
PHOEBUS. A rich golden yellow very full reflexed blooms with rolled petals giving 
it a lot of artistic appeal. Vigorous grower and early. Disbud. Sept. 
PHOENIX. An early spray variety of intense bronze red. Don’t disbud. Sept. 
PINK KING. A large incurved variety. Nice whether disbudded or not. Inside of 
the petals are a purplish rose and the outside of the petals are silver. A very 
popular and lovely variety that blooms in early Sept. 
PRECOSE SUPREME. If you have short seasons, get this variety. Another lovely 
summer blooming Precose. Nice size for cutting. A striking shade of purple. Will 
bloom all summer with proper care. Blooms from July on. 
PRIMROSE. A very amazing large and beautiful variety. Even without disbudding 
you get a wealth of beautiful primrose yellow perfectly formed 5-inch blooms. 
Very popular. Blooms from August to October. 
PURPLE QUEEN. Large rich purple that makes a nice plant. Aug.-Sept. 
PURPLE PRINCE. Another good sized rich purple. Everybody should have a good 
purple in their collection. Aug.-Sept. 
PRIMROSE BARBARA. A lovely primrose colored sport of Barbara. Very beauti- 
ful nicely reflexed blooms on good strong stems for cutting. Disbud. Sept. 
PERFECTION. A lovely cream flower that is large and shapely with wide slightly 
incurved petals. Strong stems. A well named variety. And early. Aug.-Sept. 
QUAKER MAID. A lovely very dark red. Outer petals recurving and inner petals 
incurving. Reverse of petals is bright gold. Incurving centers give the centers a 
bright touch of gold which is extremely attractive. A very popular dark red. 
Aug.-Sept. 
QUEENIE. A very lovely large pure white that indeed is a Queen. Long stiff stems 
that make it very nice for cutting. Nice for disbudding. Sept. 
ROSEMARY. Very fine large showy flower of rose and salmon. A lovely reflex- 
ing flower of good depth. Stems are very nice and the foliage is attractive, making 
it a very nice cut flower. May be disbudded for especially large flowers. Sept. 
ROSE PRECOSE. A lovely rose colored low growing summer Chrysanthemum. 
Flowers are 4 inches or more across and needs no disbudding. Nice for cutting 
and nice in the garden. If your summers are short, be sure to buy all of the 
Precoses. Blooms from July on. 
SALMON PRECOSE. Another Precose to go with the above variety. A lovely warm 
salmon that is especially nice for cutting or in the garden. Blooms from July on. 
SALMON LOVELACE. Lovely bright salmon sport of Lovelace. Very early large 
and fine. Flowers have a grand texture and are lovely for cutting. Makes lots of 
nice sized flowers without disbudding. Aug. 
SEAGULL. A fine large solid flower that is fine for disbudding and makes a lovely 
cut flower. Sept. 
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