HARDY ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS (Continued) 
PRECOSE SUPREME. Purple that blooms during 
summer. Aug.-Sept. 
PRIMROSE. Primrose yellow with incurved petals. 
Early Oct. 
PRIMROSE BARBARA. Yellow sport of Barbara. 
Sept. 
PURPLE KING. Purple incurve with silver re- 
verse. Sept. 
PURPLE PRINCE. Good sized rich purple. Aug.- 
Sept. 
PURPLE QUEEN. Large purple, sturdy. Aug.-Sept. 
QUAKER MAID. Dark red marked with bright 
gold. Aug.-Sept. 
QUEENIE. Fine pure white. Sept. 
ROSE PRECOSE. Low growing rose-pink. July on. 
ROSEMARY. Rose and salmon reflexing bloom. 
Sept. 
SALMON UNA. Lovely shade of salmon. Disbud. 
Oct. 
SEAGULL. Large white. Late Sept. 
SHIRLEY PRIDE. Early pink variety. Aug.-Sept. 
SALMON PRECOSE. Salmon color—nice garden 
variety. July on. 
SALMON LOVELACE. Bright salmon sport of 
_Lovelace. Aug. 
SERENADE. Charming, soft pink flowers. Sept. 
“SERENUS. An extra large white. Sept. 
SUCCESS. Incurved yellow. Sept. 
SUNBURST. Yellow suffused with orange. Dis- 
bud. Sept. 
SUNNY CHARM. Bright sunny yellow. Sept. 
SUNSHINE. Amber - yellow. Huge in size. Sept. 
SYMPHONY. Creamy yellow tipped with lavender- 
pink. Sept. 
TEMPEST. Bright crimson with gold _ reverse. 
Sept. 
TREVOR ADAMS. Clear chrome yellow incurved 
flowers. Sept. 
TYPHOON. Fine rich crimson red. Sept. 
VANITY. Crushed strawberry shading to cream. 
Sept. 
VELVETEEN. Velvety wine purple. Sept. 
VICTORIA. Creamy white—outstanding. Sept. 
WENDY. Bright orange flowers. Aug.-Sept. 
WESTBORNE. The blackest red which we 
Oct. 
WHITE SPLENDOR. Large white. Disbud. 
WHITE BALL. White ball-shaped incurve. 
WINIFRED. Warm salmon pink, reflexing 
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LIST FOUR 
The following six varieties are not English 
but are new American introductions. All are 
superior Mums. 
Price 75c each 
One of Each Variety $4.00—(Six in All) 
AVALANCHE. A large fully double white with 
creamy center when opening. Sept. 
ARAPAHOE. Huge flowers—no disbudding. Rich 
red with reddish bronze reverse. Withstands re- 
peated freezes as low as 25 to 29. Continual 
bloomer. Late Aug. on. 
CECIL BEED. An unique purple and of ideal 
habit, producing sprays suitable for cutting. It is 
admired by all visitors. Early Sept. 
HUNTSMAN. Vividly brilliant scarlet-orange over- 
cast with bronze. A grand fall color flower 3 in. 
across. Lusty and hardy. Oct. 
NOKOMIS. A large Pompon with full, compact 
flowers of Indian-red fading to bronze. Late 
Sept. 
OSCELOLA. (Univ. of Neb.) Long stemmed 3-in. 
flowers of bright yellow during early blooming 
season and then takes on coppery hues with the 
arrival of cool weather. Mid Aug. ’til frost. 
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Gd Fees Chrysanthemums 
Very dwarf and very prolific type 
from midsummer until frost. Makes a 
smothered with blossoms. 
AMELIA CUSHION. A bright pink. The “mother” 
of all the Cushions. Aug.-Sept. 
CODY. One of the best Cushions. Grows about 
10 in. tall and up to 40 in. across. Varies from 
white with lavender edges in July to glistening 
violet in cool weather. July-Oct. 
DEFIANT. Rosy purple mound of flowers. Aug.- 
Sept. 
EARLY JOAN HELEN. An early blooming violet 
colored cushion with a yellow center. 
EDGAR A. GUEST. A new bronzy red. Aug.-Sept. 
of Chrysanthemum, blooming continually 
cushion shaped plant which is literally 
Price: each35c_ 12 for $3.50 Postpaid 
ETERNAL SNOW. Erect little plants of early 
white. First time we have had enough to sell. 
Aug.-Sept. 
EXTER. Another new Cushion of fluffy quilled 
yellow—very dwarf. 
HEATHERBLOOM. An English dwarf Cushion. 
Large strawberry pink, blooms on dwarf Cushion- 
like plant. Very lovely. Aug.-Sept. 
LEMON DROPS. A bright clear yellow sport of 
Nanook. If you want a good early Cushion, this 
is it. Stock very scarce. 
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