Suave 
Spheres 
Ideal for 
Bouquets 
SUNAPEE 
SUNAPEE. Old Reliable himself for cold 
areas of early frosts. Glistening golden 
bush in full bloom, often bronze-hued. 
Cuts well. 21% feet. September 5. 
SNOW ELF 
75c each: 3 for $2.00 SNOW ELF. New and splendid. Flawlessly 
molded, crystal-clear white bloom. Sym- 
FRED F. ROCKWELL. (B.N., 1946.) metrically perfect, 2-foot growth. Cut flower 
Plant Pat. 718. A national favorite, of great value. October 8. 
vibrant, flashing and reliable. Resple nd- 75e each; 3 for $2.00 
ently garbed in flaming orange and 
bronzy scarlet. Terrifically frost-proof a 
FRED F. ROCKWELL blooms. 2 feet. October 1. 
$1.00 each; 3 for $2.75 
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IMPROVED EARLY WONDER 
IMPROVED EARLY WONDER. A great 
advance in pink pompons, making a stately 
spire of bright pink globes. The color is 
neither cold nor coarse. Grand for cutting. 
214 feet. Late September. 
75e each; 3-for $2.00 
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CALIPH 
a CALIPH. (B. N., 1939.) Proud, vigorous, 
glowing crimson with such a rich velvety 
sheen that it stands out from all others of 
am : this color. Lavishly laden, 214-foot plant. 
October 1. 75¢ eac h; 3 for $2.00 
WHITE WONDER. (B.N., 1947.) The 
finest white pompon. A mine of cutting 
material. Elegantly appointed, 14-inch 
spheres on 21!4-foot stems. Mammoth 
sprays on cathedral-like column. 
75c each; 3 for $2.00 
CANARY -WONDER. (B.N., 1951.) aa 
pendously fine cut flower, with superb 114 
inch globes studded along 215-foot stems. 
Sentinel-like grower, unbeliey: ably liberal. 
Soft, soothing canary-primrose-yellow—the _ 
a ine 7 only pompon of its color! October 1. es hs wa ; ' 
WHITE WONDER $1.00 each; 3 for $2.75 CANARY W ONDER 
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