Wonderland 
NOV. 1—SILVER DROPS. Beautiful cream-white spdermum, 
NOV. 1—MARIE TASHIMA. Another outstanding and unusual 
white spider mum. 
NOV. 5—SNOWY. Huge white spidermum of exceptional merit. 
NOV. 5—CATHAY. Huge spoon-quilled combination in a lovely 
shade of old copper with red spooned tips, an outstanding 
show variety disbudded. 
NOV. 5—VIRGINIA. From a full center cushion the quilled tubes 
stand out stiffly to the beautifully hooked tips. The deep 
cushicn and lighter yellow quills make this tremendous 
flower a real show winner. 
ANEMONE TYPES, ODD FORMED SORTS 
The following varieties priced 50c each, 3 for $1.25, 6 for $2.00, 
12 for $2.50. Wholesale price, 25 for $2.50, 100 for $8.00. 
OCT. 28—TUXEDO. Very large pink quilled anemone. Fine dis- 
budded. 
OCT. 28—PRINCE CHARMING. An outstanding cut flower when 
grown in sprays. This brilliant orange daisy often makes 
flowers 8 to 10 inches in diameter. 
NOV. 5—TITIAN. Extremely fine bright red anemone, attaining a 
great size when disbudded. 
NOV. 15—ESTRELITA. Outstanding bronze anemone with full 
cushion. Excellent in sprays or disbudded. 
NOV. 18—NORMA. Combining pink and yellow, this anemone is fine 
in sprays or disbudded. 
NOV. 10—MELBA. Very fine single red on short stocky stems. Fine 
disbudded. 
OCT. 28—MRS. DON IMcIVOR. Large bright yellow English mum. 
Good disbudded. 
POMPONS, SINGLE VARIETIES, BUTTONS, Ete. 
The following varieties priced 35c each, $ for $1.00, 6 for $1.50, 
12 for $2.00. Wholesale price, 25 for $2.00, 100 for $6.00 
BLOOM DATE 
OCT. 20—YELLOW HAMMER. Bright yellow pompon. 
OCT. 25—YELLOW DCT. Popular yellow pompon. 
OCT. 25—GOLD COAST. 
yellow pompon. 
OCT. 28—YELLOW SEA GULL. Good pale yellow pompon. 
OCT. 28—GOLDEN GEM. Very fine deep yellow button. 
NOV. 1—CALIFORNIA YELLOW DAISY. An improvement over 
yellow Buckingham. 
Excellent outdoor or shading variety of 
NOV. 1—YELLOW DOTY. Bronze outdoors yellow under cloth or 
glass, 
NOV.18—SUNNYSIDE. Outstanding yellow pompon. 
DEC. 15—YELLOW GARZA. Fine late anemone for the Xmas 
season. 
OCT. 10—EARLIWHITE. Good white pompon on strong stems. 
OCT. 15—IRENE. Pure white button. 
OCT. 15—WHITE JEWEL. Excellent pure white button. 
OCT. 15—SILVER BALL. Whitest of white pompons. 
OCT. 28—SEA GULL. Good tall white pompon. Excellent for shading. 
OCT. 30—ARCADIA. Very large white pompon. Outstanding. 
NOV. 1—WHITE DOTY. Pure white pompon. Very showy disbudded, 
ocr. 35—PINNOCHIO. Small white button. Outstandng. 
NOV. 8—WHITE ANEMONE. Very fine white anemone. 
DEC. 15—WHITE GARZA. Pure white form of the yellow variety. 
DEC. 25—WHITE WONDERLAND. A pure white single with heavy 
rows of overlaid petals. Outstanding cut flower. 
OCT. 15—JEWEL. Lovely pink button or small pompon. 
OCT. 20—CAPT. COOK. Excellent pink outdoor pompon. 
OCT. 20—CAROLYN YOSICK. Good pink pompon on strong stems. 
Chrysanthemums 
OCT. 25—PINK DOT. Bright pink form of the popular yellow va- 
riety. 
NOV. 1—PINK DOTY. Excellent pale pink pompon on strong stems. 
NOV. 1—RED DOTY. Fine red pompon. 
NOV. 1—CALIFORNIA RED DAISY. Bright red daisy. 
DEC. 15—HASAGAWA RED. Outstanding bright red single. Keeps 
for Xmas season. 
THE BEAUTIFUL CASCADES 
The following varieties priced 50c each, 3 for $1.25, 6 for $2.00, 
12 for $2.50. Wholesale price 25 for $2.50, 100 for $8.00. 
Flowering just right for the shows around Nov. 1, these make 
excellent pot plant and hanging basket subjects. 
ANNA —Lovely white single flowers. 
THE REAL MacKAY—Beautiful bright pink single flowers. 
The following priced 50c each, 3 for $1.25, 6 for $2.00, 12 for $3.00. 
Wholesale price 25 for $3.00, 100 for $10.00. 
MOUNT HOOD—Pure white double flowers. Closely incurved. Ex- 
cellent disbudded. Very outstanding variety. 
GORGEOUS SPOON CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
The following varieties priced 50c each, 3 for $1.25, 6 for $2.00, 
12 for $2.50. Wholesale price 25 for $2.50, 100 for $8.00. 
YELLOW SPOON—Bright golden yellow. Outstanding. 
WHITE SPOON—Pure dazzling white, very profuse grower. 
LOVELINESS SPOON—Soft carmine rose. 
ORCHID SPOON—Lovely orchid-pink shade. 
CARDINAL SPOON—Very large flowers of brilliant cardinal red. 
REMEMBER ME—Bright turkey red. Six inch spinning pinwheel 
blooms. 
THE FAMOUS CUSHION MUMS 
Called Azalea, Amelia, Mound mums, and just Mums, these grow 
in dwarf bushy plants completely smothered in blossoms from early 
August to the end of October. Plant at least three feet apart and 
‘work them often. They do well in nearly any soil, and exceilent for 
pot culture. Outstanding as border plants. 
The following priced 35c each, 3 for $1.00, 6 for $1.50, 12 for $2.50. 
Wholesale price, 25 for $2.00, 100 for $6.00. 
CANDY—Full pink with a sugar sheen color. A profitable cut flower 
PINK CUSHION—Bright pink flowers in great profusion. August 
to hard frost. 
WHITE CUSHION—White with a pinkish tinge. August to hard frost. 
BRONE CUSHION—Beautiful clear bronze. August to hard frost. 
YELLOW CUSHION—Lovely golden yellow. August to hard frost. 
NEW GOLD CUSHION—Clear yellow. August to hard frost. 
AUTUMN GOLD—Bright gold on yellow. Mid-season. 
RED CUSHION —Tiny red flowers in great profusion. Late flowering, 
frostproof. A 
CHAMPION CUSHION—Bright red flowers. One of the best red 
cushion. Early. 
CORAL SEA—Beautiful buff-orange. 
September. 
BORDER PURPLE—Gorgeous lavender-purple. Late September. 
APRICOT GLOW—Finest orange-bronze. Harly September. 
LAVENDER LASSI®—Clear lavender pompons. Harly September. 
Few can match this. Late 
JOAN HELEN—Extremely outstanding purple-mauve. THarly Sep- 
tember. 
FIREGLOW' Glowing mass of flaming red. Early September. 
BUTTERBALL—Bright yellow mound. 
frost. 
Early September to hard 
JUDITH ANDERSON—Tight clear yellow buttons in great pro- 
fusion. Otcober 10. 
