(Varieties of Recent Introduction) 
WHITE POMPONS, DECORATIVES, SINGLES & ANEMONES 
Lyric 
Chris. Columbus 
Horizon 
White Cloud 
Renown 
Classic 
Maestro 
Silverplate 
Norona 
Calif. Wh. Daisy 
(Kimoto’s White) 
White Popcorn 
Keepsake 
Shoofing Star 
Songster 
Halo 
Madonna 
Dynamo 
(Calif. Wh. Mensa) 
Sculpture 
Eskimo 
Snowflurry 
Highbrow 
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Pure white intermediate daisy. Short compact habit; very uniform and 
showy. Very durable. An excellent early pot plant or fine dwarf garden type. 
Intermediate cream decorative. Short, compact, prolific. Highly recom- 
mended for garden use and Apr. 15- Oct. 15 pot plant flowering. 
Pure white intermediate pompon. Stronger plant than White Wonder. 
Whiter and more double than Chris. Columbus. Larger, showier than 
Classic. An important early cut flower or landscape variety. 
(Univ. of Neb.) Large pure white decorative. Improves Avalanche in 
flower quality, plant vigor, and frost tolerance. Recommended for garden 
culture and pot plants from Apr. 15- Oct. 15 flowering. 
White daisy. Larger flower, improved form and better keeper than Serenity. 
For gardens and pot culture. 
Small white semi-formal pompon. The flower quality is outstanding for 
varieties in this early group. A cut flower variety. 
White pompon. Dwarf, compact 18' growth. Spreads well and is excellent 
for borders and pot plants. 
A white decorative. Vigorous and productive outdoor cut flower variety. 
(DePetris) White, medium, solid pompon. Very desirable for earliest 
shading under black cloth. A very free and productive variety possessing 
good growth habit. Use in place of Irene for early shading in the 
cloth house. 
Intermediate white single. Strong plant and productive, improving Nagona 
in these respects. Adapts itself well to the early shading program — spring 
greenhouse or late summer and fall cloth house. 
Cream white sport of Popcorn. No trace of pink in the flower at low 
temperatures. The most productive white pompon. 
Cream white pompon. About the size and form of Popcorn. Hard, durable 
flower. Taller and freer growth than Popcorn. For May thru July in the 
greenhouse and Aug. and Sept. in the cloth house. Prompt and uniform 
response to shade. 
(Baur & Steinkamp) Intermediate single, clear white, productive and 
possesses good form. Free growth. Useful in early shading programs. 
Improves Nagona production and Calif. White Daisy form and substance. 
An intermediate white pompon. Withstands heat well. A good variety for 
June, July, and August flowering in the greenhouse. Like Arcadia has 
some tendency to petal spot during periods of high moisture in the 
cloth house. 
White daisy for May thru Sept. in the greenhouse. Satisfactory for cloth 
house if cut on the green side. Very productive. 
Intermediate white pompon of good clean growth. Variety just precedes 
Encore. Its place is in the spring program in May and June where it 
takes high temperature well. Will show light pink tinges at low temperatures. 
(Univ. of Illinois) Intermediate white pompon with creamy center; excep- 
tional substance, very productive, good for outdoor shading. 
White pompon. Very similar to Encore but greatly improves that variety 
in growth habit. Very high quality cloth house white pompon. Fine in May 
and June in the greenhouse. 
Intermediate white single, well petalled possessing beautiful form and 
substance. Short, semi-vegetative habit. Well known and widely grown. 
Requires 1 week additional time over its recommended long day treatment 
to obtain adequate stem length. 
Large ivory white daisy. Excellent in May and June. Very close to a 
White Valencia for cloth house, responding much faster than that variety 
and with considerably better production. 
Clear white daisy. Fine form and excellent substance. Stands cloth house 
adverse conditions well. Very fine keeper and a very durable flower. 
A small white button pompon. Larger than Pinocchio, Very productive. 
An ivory white decorative, outstanding uniform growth habit. Superb 
quality in the late cloth house and in the greenhouse during Oct. and 
Nov. An important variety also for March and April flowering. 
(Cont'd.) 
