Choice Newer Varieties of 
HARDY 
BEACON Fully double Seber of 
coral-apricot, shading to flaming 
nasturtium-orange at center. Splen- 
did for cutting with its large 4-inch 
flowers and tall, strong stems. 
CARMINE QUEEN Large, double 
flowers of rich carmine-red. Tall, 
strong stems; a luxuriant cutflower. 
CARNIVAL New 1948. A _ large 
gleaming burnt-orange flower on an 
excellent plant with lusty green 
foliage. This is an ideal plant for 
cutting. 
CANARY WONDER A sport of the 
matchless White Wonder. Perfect 
1%-inch balls in utterly new shades 
of soft canary-primrose-yellow; the 
first pompon of its color. A superb 
color accent for your garden. 
CECIL BEED Deep 
Splendid early type; 
flowers. 
bloomer. 
lavender-pink. 
fully double 
Very dependable, prolific 
Tall, vigorous grower. 
FASHION Two-ioned rosewood pink; 
semi-double. An important cutflower 
variety. 
FLAXEN BEAUTY Like a huge 4- 
inch Cactus Dahlia is this charming 
blend of soft coral, gold and bronze. 
Loveliest in its final stages,: with the 
blond shade of flax ready for har- 
vest. 
HUNTSMAN Vivid | scarlet-orange 
overlaid with bronze tints; an out- 
standing color for your fall garden. 
Rugged, hardy plants are simply 
loaded with large, 3-inch double 
blooms. 
Prices on above varieties in 24%” pots: 
Each 50c; 3 for $1.25. 
MONEY-SAVING 
BARGAIN 
If you do not care for names of 
your ’Mums, but are interested in a 
beautiful splash of fall colors, we 
believe you will want to take ad- 
vantage of this special MONEY- 
| SAVING OFFER. 
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our very finest varieties. This year 
we had a surplus of plants — some- 
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‘MUMS 
MOONBEAMS A rare shade of deli- 
cate primrose-yellow. Those who 
like soft colors will really go for 
this lovely new "Mum. Blooms 3% 
inches across, fully double and fluffy. 
Strong grower and very free flower- 
ing. 
MISTY MAID Beautiful new variety 
bred from Betty. Deep rose-pink 
buds open to the most delicate shell- 
pink, nearly white in full bloom. Im- 
mense flowers borne in airy sprays, 
perfect for cutting. 
PATRICIA LEHMAN Sparkling ge- 
ranium pink with peach center. Re- 
curved and twisted petals give fluffy, 
feathery effect. Blooms late Sep- 
tember. 
PAPER WHITE Gleaming, pure 
white blooms, fully double, of fine 
texture. Early, dwarf variety; ex- 
ceptionally fine in the North. 
ROBINHUE Very large blooms of 
bright red. Fully double, decorative 
type. A topnotch cutflower variety 
in every respect. 
WHITE CLOUD Outstanding white 
Mum. Sturdy grower and very free 
flowering; produces a great profu- 
sion of immense, pure white blooms. 
Splendid for contrast among other 
Mums;: lovely for indoor floral ar- 
rangements. 
YELLOW AVALANCHE 4A sensa- 
tional new yellow. Big, fluffy blooms 
of a rich golden-yellow shade. A bud 
sport of the white variety. 
YELLOW CACTUS A large sulphur- 
yellow ’mum with flowers measur- 
ing over 3 inches across. A flowery 
mass that blooms about October 5th. 
YELLOW CHRIS COLUMBUS 
Similar to Chris Columbus, except 
color is yellow. Large, double 
blooms are produced in abundance 
from late September on. 
Prices on above varieties in 21%” pots: 
Each 50c; 8 for $1.25. 
GOLDEN 
CARPET 
An entirely different and unusual 
*Mum that is well named, for it re- 
sembles a creeping carpet loaded 
with golden-yellow pompons. Plants 
grow only 12 inches high, yet 
spread 2 feet or more across, mak- 
ing it the finest "Mum plant for 
edging, borders or rock gardens; 
also ideally suited for ranch type 
houses. Plants are loaded with per- 
fect little globes of glowing yellow 
from mid-September on. There is 
nothing like Golden Carpet in pres- 
ent gardens — we believe it is des- 
tined for great popularity. Price: 
Each 60c; 3 for $1.50; 6 for $2.75; 
12 for $5.50. 
Beacon 
ALL ‘MUMS LISTED AVAILABLE 
UNTIL JUNE 15th ONLY 
April 24, 1951 
Sirs: 
Just received the plants ordered. 
They were very nice. Have them 
planted. 
Respectfully, 
Mrs. Sarah E. Denny, 
Port Orchard, Wash. 
Huntsman 
