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Feathery. Spidery. Threadlike 
Price: 75e per plant, $7.50 per doz.. $50.00 per 100. except where noted 
Onecta 
Cathay—Beautiful, large flowered spoon in lovely shade of 
old copper with brilliant red spoon tip. Blooms about 
November 15th on 4 to 5 foot stems. 
Chop Sticek—Full flowered brilliant gold with a rich henna 
red spoon. A most unusual variety attaining a height of 5 
to 6 feet. In full bloom by November 12th. 
Damask—Very full, creamy white, spider which opens to a 
glistening white when mature. Flowers October 25th, to 
November Sth, on 5 foot stems. 
Ito Pink—Full centered flower with long quilled petals of 
good substance. Medium pink throughout. Medium height. 
In full bloom November Ist. 
VJasmine—Blush white, large flowering, feathery mum with 
long, thin, tubular petals. Longer petals faintly tinged pink 
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CUSHION 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Price: 75e per plant, $7.50 per dozen, 
$50.00 per 100 
Golden Carpet—Glowing yellow pompons only 
12 iriches high, which produce a creeping mound 
8 inches or more across. Ideal for bedding, accents, 
edging, or rock garden. Flower, from September 
15th, to frost. 
My Lady—Full, double, very large, orange-yellow 
which blooms from August to frost on 18 to 24 
inch plants. 
Powder Puff—Gleaming white rarely over 15 
inches tall. Flowers from August to frost. Ex- 
tremely hardy, lovely specimen for edging. 
Red Cloud — Bright red which blooms in early 
September on 15 to 18 inch plants. Showy spec- 
tacle in garden. 
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and centers maize when fully matured. Rather a tall grower 
going about 5 feet. Bud taken August 25th, matures October 
23rd. 
Mamoru—Dark orange quill with more intense color towards 
the center. Excellent keeper, 3 to 4 feet tall, which matures 
October 30th. 
Miarsha—Pure white spidery variety noted for its immense 
heads. Medium height, matures November Sth. Distinctly 
graceful. 
Mary Garden—Soft pink with long, tubular petals on which 
the very tips curl back to show a silvery-pink reverse. 5 
feet tall, one of the largest spider types to date. Matures 
October 25th to November Sth. 
Nepta—A DePetris introduction for 1952. Picric yellow ex- 
hibition type of spidery Chrysanthemum with the tips of the 
long quilled petals showing a spoon of pale lemon yellow. 
Height 5 to 6 feet. Flowers mature November Sth to 10th 
on buds taken around August 25th. Price: $1.50 per 
plant, $15.00 per dozen. 
Ohkwan—Rich, lemon yellow spider on strong 4 foot stems. 
Matures around November Ist. Excellent foliage. 
Onecta—A DePetris introduction for 1952. Large flowers of 
clear salmon buff with long quilled petals. Quite a tall grow- 
ing variety about 4% to 5 feet when fully developed. A bud 
taken August 20th will mature about October 15th to 30th. 
Price: $1.50 per plant, $15.00 per dozen. 
Oriental Knight—Rich burgundy spoon in full flower No- 
vember 20th. Closely resembles the feathery type in habit 
and growth. 5 to 6 feet tall. A magnificent spectacle. 
Pali—Beautiful pink novelty with long, ribbon-like feathery 
petals falling out from a full center of darker shade. Open, 
hooked tips curl slightly upward. Tall grower with stiff 
stems and lovely foliage. Matures around November Ist. 
Paul Miller—Most beautiful buff bronze with darker shade 
of bronze at the center which changes into fascinating cop- 
pery tone as the flower opens. Medium height. Reaches ma- 
turity October 20th. 
Sandalwood—Coppery-buff, flat, spidery spoon with very 
long spoons, almost half the length of the petals. Opening 
spoon is Indian red. Take buds in early August for October 
25th flowers on 5 foot plants. 
Sarah Morasch—tThe slender tubulated petals of this spi- 
dery variety are a beautiful shade of rose pink. This color 
changes into a fascinating pink as the flower fully matures. 
Has stronger stem than its parent, “Punch Bowl.” 
Silkworm—White, feathery type with quilled petals. 3% 
foot grower of clean habit. Flowers October 20th to 30th. 
Unique—Rich wine red spider with thin, quilled petals which 
stand stiffly cut from the center. Largest spider variety in- 
troduced to date. 5 to 6 feet tall, recommended for late 
planting. Flowers November 20th to 25th. 
Vir ginia—Clear, deep yellow quill which can be disbudded 
or grown in sprays. Flowers November 20th on 4 to 5 
foot stems. 
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CASCADE 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Price: 75e per plant, $7.50 per dozen, 
$50.00 per 100 
Very small flowering type which can be grown 
successfully outdoors or as specimen cascades or in- 
dividual specimen standards. They flower in late Aug- 
ust and make delicate cut flowers. 
Anna—Miniature, single, white blooms suited to cas- 
cade work or growing as standards. 
Improved Jane Marte — Decided improvement 
over the original Jane Harte. Lovely yellow, close- 
growing variety for cascade work. 
The Real Mackay—Charming, Enchantress pink 
cascade lovely for the garden or greenhouse. 
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