YELLOW POMPONS, DECORATIVES, SINGLES & ANEMONES—Cont’'d. 
Cream Dot 
Sunup 
Yellow Halo 
Ivory Sea Gull 
Brigadoon 
Crescendo 
Yel. Nagona 
(Calif. Yel. Mensa) 
Thorobred 
Tacoma 
Yellow Highbrow 
Lollipop 
Illini Sunny 
Goldenrod 
Yellow Valencia 
Yellow Galaxy 
Nosegay 
Yellow Spangles 
Brandywine 
Jack-Pot 
Oct. 25 
Oct. 28 
Nov. 1 
Nov. 
Nov. 5 
Nov. 5 
Noy. 10 
Nov. 15 
Nov. 15 
Nov. 20 
Nov. 20 
Nov. 20 
Nov. 20 
Nov. 20 
Nov. 20 
Noy. 25 
Noy. 25 
Nov. 25 
Nov. 28 
Dec. 1 
Dec. 1 
Dec. 5 
Dec. 5 
Dec. 5 
Sport of Pink Dot, Intermediate cream yellow pompon with pink eye. 
Small deep yellow pompon. A little smaller than Gold Coast and larger 
than Pixie. Harder and more durable than Gold Coast. A good producer 
which withstands high temperatures and heavy cropping better than Gold 
Coast. Recommended May thru October. Sharp uniform response. 
Sport of Halo. Intermediate single deep lemon yellow. Recommended for 
Apr. 15 thru Nov. Ist greenhouse culture. 
Sport of Sea Gull. Intermediate Ivory Pompon. 
Bright heavily petalled Yellow Daisy. Excellent growth and production. 
Responds rapidly and uniformly. Wholesale shippers will welcome this type 
of daisy. Good May thru Oct, 
A beautiful large yellow pompon. An outstanding variety for the high 
temperature period from June 15 to Sept. 15. A very tall growing variety. 
Sport of Nagona. Intermediate lemon yellow single. Short semi-vegetative 
habit. Well known and widely grown. Requires | week additional time 
over its recommended long day treatment to obtain adequate stem length. 
Large yellow daisy. Good growth habit, fine production. Very easily grown. 
Excellent form, petallage and substance. 
(DePetris) Large golden yellow pompon with very broad petals. Excellent 
form and growth habit. One of the best yellowish bronze pompons for 
mid-November, 
Intermediate yellow pompon. Follows Lollipop and precedes Sunnyside, 
easily making Thanksgiving. Variety produces heavily on compound sprays. 
Shades well and lights well. Very dependable. 
Sport of Highbrow. Intermediate golden yellow pompon, identical in habit 
with Highbrow. Very useful in late (Sept. 15 and on) cloth house. 
Recommend ghse. flowering period Oct. 15 thru Dec. 15 and Mar. | 
thru April. 
Yellow daisy. Intense color, heavy petallage. Brighter, livelier, and earlier 
than Champagne or Cinderella. Fine variety for late Sept. and Oct. in 
the cloth house and Nov. to April in the greenhouse. A heavy producer. 
(Univ. of Ill.) Large deep yellow pompon. Responds well to disbudding; 
good production. Suggested for late cloth house. 
An orange yellow pompon. Outstanding in March, April and May; also 
in late Sept., and Oct. in the cloth house and Nov. in the greenhouse. A 
slightly short but very unifrom growth habit. 
A lemon yellow pompon. Very formal, round, and hard. Has a long 
season of usefulness. Fast response, and good production. A very reliable 
1 1-week variety. 
(Univ. of Ill.) Intermediate deep yellow pompon. Resembles Yellow 
Cordova with harder flower and no tendency toward blind growth. Excellent 
production and good growth habit. 
(DePetris) Full round and solid yellow pompon with exceptional substance 
and keeping qualities. Can be kept on the plant for a long time without 
impairing the color, substance or form of the flower. Gives a heavy 
production of high quality sprays. 
Intermediate formal decorative. Better production and freer growth than 
Goldsmith. Highly dependable for production and quality. Very close to 
a Yellow Highbrow. 
This is a Sport of Valencia which was formerly known as Golden Jane. 
(Ahern) Sport of Galaxy. Deep lemon yellow intermediate possessing the 
wide flat petal so attractive in its parent. Useful from Oct. 15 thru full 
winter program. 
Small yellow pompon. Lively, durable; grows and produces like Omega. 
Can be flowered from Oct. to April. 
Deep lemon yellow Sport of Spangles. 
A deep orange yellow decorative. Excellent growth habit similar to that of 
Yuleflame. Season Dec. through Feb. 
Very large golden yellow decorative. A new peak in growth and form 
of flower has been achieved in this variety. It responds sharply and 
requires no disbudding. This variety approaches perfection in yellow 
pompons. 
