NEWEST VARIETIES CF ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
1954 
All the mums listed below were imported from a prominent nursery in England. 
This nursery specializes in raising mums for the Florist’s trade and his standards 
are so high a plant must produce from ten to twelve ideal blooms of the highest 
quality, or be discarded. The picutres in this catalogue are actual pictures taken 
of his stock. He has been very considerate in releasing this stock for the American 
Public and we sincerely hope that all our customers are as successful raising these 
lovely mums as the nurseryman who released them to us. 
$1.25 Each or Three of any one variety for price of Two. 
ATHOL—A large purple reflex with a OLDLAND SCEPTRE — Large golden 
Slight silvery reverse. Sept. yellow, incurved flowers on good strong 
stems. Has proved very popular in En¢- 
BALCOMBE YELLOW—This is consid- 1d. Late Aus., Early Sept. 
ered one of the best early yellows. Large 
incurving flowers that stand the weath- PURPLE RAY-—The best purple wea 
er well. Spet. grow. A purpie reflex with very slight 
silvery reverse. Sept. 
BRIGHTON YELLOW—For those who RED FLORENCE HARWOOD—A beau- 
want a large, reflex early yellow with tify] crimson-red sport of FLORENCE 
wiry stems and small foliage. An ideal 
variety for the open or under glass. Ear- 
ly Sept. HARWOOD. Those who have hereto- 
fore grown the mother plant will know 
DELIGHTFUL—A large, semi-incurving, just what it is like. Late Aug., Early 
primrose yellow that is very early. Late Sept. 
Aug. or Early Sept. 
SWEET GRACE—At last we have here 
DOROTHY BECKLEY—A strong grow- a very large cream incurve that takes 
ing, very brilliant red. Large reflexed the weather very well. Sept. 
fiowers in Sept. 
THOMAS JOHNSON—One of the larg- 
Mine eee ne UR Paes Lah white, est reflexed flowers of deep-rose pink 
semi-incurving flowers in Sept. A vig- gown in England to date. Sept. 
orous grower. “a 
JOHN WOOLMAN—If ' ' WHITE HOPE VALLEY—A pure white 
—If you want an out- ; 
standing, perfectly incurved pink that ‘Port from the popular HOPE VALLEY. 
will stand up under most trying condi- A very good, early white for your gar- 
tions. This is it. Sept. den. Late Aug.-Early Sept. 
ALL NEW ENGLISH SPECIAL 
The folowing English Collection are 1954 Imports. Catalogue Value—$12.50 
All ten for $8.50 Postpaid. 
ATHOL OLDLAND SCEPTRE 
BALCOMBE YELLOW RED FLORENCE HARWOOD 
PELIGHTFUL SWEET GRACE 
GAUMONT THOMAS JOHNSON 
JOHN WOOLMAN WHITE HOPE VALLEY 
REMEMBER—Our stock is NOT stolons but tip cuttings from healthy, state 
inspected stock. 
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