HARDY ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS (Continued) 
LIST THREE 
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AJAX. Golden bronze of firm nature. Sept. 
ALEX McALPINE. Golden orange shaded to pale 
bronze. Sept. 
ALWIN. Salmon pink incurve. Early Sept. 
ARNHEIM. Bright reddish-amber. Very early. 
AUGUST GLORY. Golden bronze incurve. Aug. 
AUGUST PINK. Clear rich pink. Aug. 
AUGUST RED. Large extra double red firm flow- 
ers. Aug. 
BRONZE EARLY BUTTERCUP. Deep bronze with 
golden reverse. Aug.-Sept. 
BALCOMBE BRILLIANT. Brilliant red. Disbud or 
spray. Sept. 
BALCOMBE GLORY. Very large, incurving yellow 
blooms. Sept. 
BALCOMBE SUPREME. Brilliant crimson with 
gold reverse. Very early, Aug.-Sept. 
BALCOMBE TRIUMPH. Incurved bright red with 
bronze reverse. Sept. 
BEATRICE. Single, large flowers of pure pink. 
Sept. 
BRIDESMAID. Blush pink suffused with light 
salmon. Sept. 
BRONZE PRECOSE. Rich bright bronze — ever- 
blooming from July to frost. 
CAESAR. Deep rosy pink and exceptionally nice 
shaped. Sept.-Oct. 
CALUMET. Large incurved yellow with hint of 
bronze. Sept.-Oct. 
CHAMPION. Clear yellow of good size. Sept.-Oct. 
CHINA GOLD. Very frost resistant golden-yellow. 
Sept. 
COMMANDO. Solid bronze. Weatherproof variety. 
Sept. 
CONQUEROR. Very deep red flowers with deep 
green foliage. Sept. 
CONSTANCY. Creamy white reflexing flowers. 
Sept. 
COPELAND COPPER. Copper colored bloom which 
need not be disbudded. July on ’til frost. 
COPPELIA. Shade of Indian red that does not 
fade. Aug.-Sept. 
CORONA. Bright amber-orange. Early Sept. 
CREAM DUCHESS. Cream shading to lemon in 
center of bloom. Sept. 
CRIMSON SPLENDOR. Velvety crimson. One of 
the brightest. Sept. 
CYDONIA. Salmon pink flowers. Weatherproof. 
Sept. 
DAY DREAM. Pale salmon with nice reflexing 
form. Sept. 
DELIA. Rosy-pink, fully reflexed. Immense size. 
Sept. 
DR. GEORGE BARNES. Peach cream. Very large 
if disbudded. Sept. 
EDENSOR. Creamy white with firm pointed pet- 
als. Sept. 
EDALE. Large, extra full salmon pink blooms. 
Sept. 
EMPIRE WHITE. First class incurved white. Dis- 
bud. Sept. 
FAIRMAID. Very large blush pink. Sept. 
FLAMING TORCH. Deep rich bronze that later 
turns red. Don’t disbud. Aug.-Sept. 
FLAVIUS. Buff yellow, outer petals slightly re- 
flexed, incurving at center. Sept. 
FORWARD. Silvery pink. Disbud for larger bloom. 
Sept. 
FREDA. Silvery mauve pink. Do not disbud. Sept. 
GOLD FINDER. Large pure gold yellow. Sept. 
GOLD STANDARD. Golden yellow, incurved vari- 
ety. Sept. 
GOLD CHARM. Large golden yellow that disbuds 
well. Sept. 
HARMONIOUS. Golden amber with soft overlay. 
Aug.-Sept. 
HURRICANE. Crimson reflexing with rolled pet- 
als. Sept. 
IMPERIAL. Fine large blooms of golden yellow. 
Aug.-Sept. 
JQAN FELLOWS. Bright rosy-cerise. Outstanding. 
Sept. 
LEDA. Heliotrope pink. Large 6-in. flowers. Sept. 
LINDA. Warm reddish orange with golden re- 
verse. Aug.-Sept. 
LITCHFIELD CREAM. Very incurved flowers of 
rich glowing cream. Sept. 
LITCHFIELD PEACH. Clear 
pink. Aug.-Sept. 
LUTONIA. Golden amber with perfect incurve. 
Sept. 
LYRIC. Deep shell pink. Full reflexing. Sept. 
MARIGOLD. Shades of golden orange. Aug.-Sept. 
MARION PARK. Light pink. No disbudding. Sept. 
MARYANN. Orange-cinnamon, large blooms with 
rolled petals. Sept. 
MRS. CROSLEY. Deep mahogany red with gold 
reverse. Sept. 
MRS. J. PEARSON. Bronze. 
earliest. Aug. 
MRS. J. PHILLIPS. Deep purple incurve. Sept. 
MRS. A. RICHIE. Gold overlaid reddish-brown. 
Truly autumn colored. Sept. 
MRS. T. RILEY. An outstanding white. Sept. 
MRS. SMEARDON. Combination of old rose and 
bronze. July on. 
MRS. SUTTERLAND. Purple incurve with silver 
reverse. Aug.-Sept. 
NEW BOROUGH PINK. Large flowers of deep 
pink. Sept.-Oct. 
NEW COUNTESS. Rose-pink with gold reverse. 
Disbud. Aug.-Sept. 
PERFECTION. Creamy white that is large and 
shapely. Aug.-Sept. 
PHOEBUS. Rich golden yellow. Fully reflexed. 
Sept. 
PHOENIX. Intense bronze-red. Sept. 
PINK KING. Large incurved pink variety with 
purplish-silver reverse. Sept. 
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