RUBY SPOON—Large bold, firm, spoon-type flower of bright ruby-red. 
Height 24 inches. Late Sept. ; 
SHOOTING STAR (Kraus)—Bright orch.d-pink quill shading to mallow 
purple with maize tips. Height 28 inches. Sept. 15th. 
SNOWSPOON (Kraus)—Large shasta daisy-like duplex; pure white with 
golden center. The bowls of the spoons are long, strap shaped, pure white. 
Extremely free-flowering. Height 20 inches. Mid-Sept. 
TRIBUTE (Kraus)—Large fully double flower opening bright daphne-red and 
maturing to rose-pink. Height 24 inches. Sept. 15th. 
TWILIGHT (Kraus)—A pleasing fuchsia-purple underlaid with silver. Strong, 
well-branched growth. Height 24 inches. Late Sept. 
WHITE RICE (Kraus)—Pure white; one of the best in the garden. Very 
sturdy two foot bush covered with fully-double 2 inch blooms. Late Sept. 
WHITE WONDER—This requires early staking but will reward you with 
masses of globular blooms. Excellent for cutting. Late Sept. 
GENERAL COLLECTION 
AVALANCHE—Finest of weather resistart whites. Clean, well branching 
sprays of double flowers of good size. Sept. 15th. 
BOKHARA—Shades of rose, carmine and rich crimson. Strong, well branched 
sprays of double flowers. Oct. 10th. 
BURGUNDY—Brilliant burgundy-red Korean hybrid double of great depth 
in color and size. Oct. 10th. 
CANDLELIGHT—Well formed bloom of ivory-white. Heavy producer. August. 
CARNIVAL—Bronze red and golden bronze mixed together in a bloom. Strong 
stems carry good size flowers. Oct. 10th. 
CHARLES NYE—Fully-doubled, cluster-flowered pure golden yellow flower 
on long, sturdy stems. Oct. Ist. 
FASHION—A new pink semi-double Severe variety of two toned salmon 
and rosewood pink. Oct. 15th. 
HARBOR LIGHTS—Pale yellow with cream-white tints. Sept. 1st. 
JEAN TREADWAY—Pink pompon flower with a dark center. Decorative 
flower in a mass of color. Oct. 10th. 
JOY BRINGER—Salmon rose. Oct. 10th. 
MASQUERADE—Mass of silvery lavender-rose pompons which completely 
cover the bushy plant. Stiff, sturdy stems which require no support. 2 ft. high. 
Early Oct. 
MRS. P. S. DuPONT—Old favorite. Lovely soft fawn, bronze and peach. 
Strone grower. Oct. 5th. 
NEW PHILADELPHIA—Purplish red decorative of solid substance Oct. 15th. 
POLAR ICE—Clear, glistening blue-white double flower. Stocky, bush-like 
plant that produces perfectly formed flowers. Late Aug. 
ROSE BUTTON—Small double flowers of deep rose on bushy type plant. 
Perfect for pots, tubs or border planting, producing a solid mass of beautiful 
color. 2 ft. Nov. 1st 
ROSITA—Persian-rose ges button type flower. Petals neatly and closely ar- 
ranged. Sept. 15th. 
SYMPHONY—A blend ‘of mauve, coppery pink and soft lavender. Sree 
vigorous growth. Flowers large and fully double. Oct. 10th. 
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