Historic, Archive Document Do not assume content reflects current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices. 4A RY £E A re Ye : RHO: 4 Dane t a be ID w MAND 01045 oT ~~ oe NS Se os SoS SSSCSES SP PPP PP FP JERS Si, ee Me ae ri LP ee & ‘GA. SF Title hd fre, Lat : ‘. | s WER Decade | % Dette Soh AR Sia be ROM e. a See , MISSSSSssss < ¢ as SHOW VARIETIES Large Commercial Mums ¢ Fine Koreans Hardy Chrysanthemums * Cushions Commercial Pompons SSOSSCSS SSOSSSSSSss SSOSoS FFF FFFrFySrFyFyFrFrFrFrFyF SSSSSSSSS SOOO SOS SSSSSSs ROOTED CUTTINGS PRICED PER 100 | 2uantily Prices Ou Reguest | WONDERLAND NURSERIES ELLERSON, VIRGINIA 4 Miles From Richmond, Va., On C.’& 0. Railway PSDIOSOSO SSS SOO SSOS HOOK # R x, ‘ x sf ‘ ; : Te Gur Patrons PLACE YOUR ORDER AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. > GIVE A SECOND CHOICE LIST IF YOU ARE IN A HURRY. WE WILL SEND FIRST CHOICE IS POSSIBLE, OUR TERMS ARE CASH, NET, UNLESS OTHERWISE ARRANG- ED. NOT LESS THAN 25 PLANTS OF ANY VARIETY WILL BE SUPPLIED. . MORE THAN 25 OF A VARIETY MUST BE IN MULTIPLES OF 25. Where price is $4.00 per 100, 25 plants will cost $1.00. WE CANNOT SHIP LESS THAN 100 PLANTS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. YOU MAY ORDER 25 EACH OF FOUR KINDS BUT ORDER MUST TOTAL 100 PLANTS. WE ARE LOCATED FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND, VIR- GINIA, ON THE C. & O. RAILWAY. ALL ORDERS ARE SHIPPED BY EXPRESS UNLESS OTHERWISE INSTRUCT- ED. ORDERS FROM FAR DISTANT PLACES WILL BE PACKED EXTRA LIGHT AND SHIPPED BY AIR EXPRESS. WE SUGGEST THAT YOU REQUEST SHIEMEN? BY AIR EXPRESS IF IN A HURRY. . WE CAN BE- REACHED BY TELEPHONE ANYTIME DAY OR % : NIGHT BY ASKING YOUR OPERATOR TO CALL RICH- MOND, VIRGINIA, AND ASK FOR MECHANICSVILLE 2721. THE PERSON ANSWERING THE PHONE WILL BE ABLE TO TAKE YOUR ORDER AND TALK MUMS WITH YOU. WARRANTY. While we exercise every precaution to see that our plants are true to name, we give no warranty expressed or im- plied, as to description, quality or productiveness of any plants we send out, and we will not be in any way responsible for the crop. Goods not accepted on these terms must be returned at once. WE OWE ALL OUR SUCCESS TO YOU. THANK You VERY MUCH. SINCERELY, WONDERLAND NURSERIES , pa NAME Page PROFIT SS ACL OL ress chisesescisanecietemusgacten ve 3 PAMUESSUET OS SiMe Pick cos cenecs saves dactegeccdeevecce 3 PARPIELG OU QULCETY 6 i. ./0csesssssiewoneacnn=2- 6 POINTING BUM He ctos es cucasveceuccos ere rascetese 6 JA Tesvesivaya Ibs,” | ce aie 8 sane ee 6 Apricot. 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Uae eraol ova m aE, | eos eaianeeanpsechaniacaen 24 LEW else le kt eee ee ORO bude DaAISY | sata em eee mies 10 JewWelemn Welvetteasr sie. unieccnees: TOPUReCieEViCl Veta 0 ieee eo eee 26 Ajeneyorere, fSyorevepay © epcooedhn ct sonhanitonoacbee TUG) LRH GRY" VEXONC AT SKEVON — aancmosnnancd vette 26 anet= Harter eee ete este rntae ss LOMREV ear eivId 111 DOO s mate eee 26 ida hee An CeTSO nme sce eer DT mevecexGold ay. ee mee ee eee 26 Ajeae XGlopaebavthakes | Av ancctacrcrn Packs DOM SUN EO LN ere ene aes ee 2S Aietway MMSE aR WEI? gn.4 susnoseuneennceoy Os, Chibyene Snes Se Ge im 3 Rey Sto lcm en ae eee a ee Geonowse White, ween ee ee 4 Kaya las hima eer er tes, sate: Ape Sane DCS Or pete me ase nee 9 Kinga Midas tte.) 3 tevin d Oe SUTRA V5. ommenmt ee te ee a es 9 ICHISELD ee ee eee eee ee ee PAR SUT DULS Gan Bete eon ee ee. 10 Visdvee RDO ee oe MORTON Se Rae Alcan pis caste ae 11 WAGER EU NUE) chccdsechserddcocoMhpeeeeenne LO oUverU Balliv ma.naanenee IGS PA hc sh Cea ho ee db Pe ae ede Gates Gril ieee erste fo 0 reenact 11 Mouisons he ried a ae ee [GRD CalLOA erat er cr tees. en de a, TttloweekR Ob a nents oe ee See OUND Tha ons. Lee nee oo 15 bavenaer = lLassses) 2... 1 See 24. Silver ELS) SRM ee Shc, ec ee em 1133 Pit ea Rel ee ee DOS VI Gia sane ert tartans 14 iWeanesaekere WAVER, ccaccneannsarmocbovee DAS SCLENG Me aaah oe schSeeN re ke 3) TO UISGmS CHIT wees 27 September Goldie... 20 Mrasah seh “Kidder. 6. 9 September Bronze _.............. OAS Marion |) ca Petrisuee ees se Se eptember Cloud seen eee 22 IMSteor eu eee & 3 1Vierae ViOOne pe eis) so eon ee a tae 22 Mrs. Henry Robinson _............. Ae Lint cwO fae GOL mec at tens 2 Mar kebeery ie sci rte le See Ave Ltierde Dita rie? cn et. ee Matdencae 10 Wiewetarm: IREWMHOR) .sscccansuzgmceciecacuck Dae UD CIM B CllGa ee sree nctah ce aoe te 12 IMLOTMITIION Gere Pee ee oe cree 4 Thyra inn Coats ey Nee $8 Miss Flora Bowers ............-- LEUNG AT Cl at tent hare 15 Maroeret mel oel ler neat 4 Thea liggere., Serle del ity Pall Major Edward Bowes ............ 5 ISON ace ee ee ee ee 13 Mrs*SDSvids Bi Over duics aha RL UF CTC Re omaltay on tien ie et aries 15 Mohawk ° Chief ©.0.550cca0... PRY SERION ely Mae ean ees et 5 Manhattan’. os tot ecto Ken CoD CEM iat kk dena ata eee 12 Mary Mennom a Halle eee 8 Mibbantee aes eee Ree te 10 Minonwan Webie le unin cm. yap hg aha Eo eee Ea ET ol ICL Matchless: svt ance Pim ulcan Die eee 2k Masterpiece ng. + CANBY OL Su | cea 13 WihuiteleChieit fc be 3 IVEUN TIC ERM ce meter ites tener tac 18 White. Turner! 07) Wickes 4 IMADIOVUM SI ALe nae (ia White oPockett totais cud Marilyn en eens: Thu WV hite «Mistletoe .i5.etier sacs 4 Mxsee OonmelViclvorsmeeccm nee: LAGOY DILCICER Vial eee lh rae ck 6 Mary atid ete sets aye ee tie Wonderland 90... Set. 16 Mavis Bronze) oo ante, Ife onderland #Gold) fuk 9 Mires Hood mae ee eee OMM nitbeamd Cw.el sutra on een le 28 Mirghe Sam = Rotatl co... an Pie OMe RDOtyY pe ke ek oa os 11 Mrs. Pierre S. DuPont III..24 White Anemone .................... 11 Miss Frances Whittlesay ....27 White Wonderland 22 IMerciicy mtd ee ee ate. STW VLG) GALA A ie neinwh ees cress 12 Mandalayas est seo Bhai Wallae Templini «5.55..:.dgtveae: 15 INU CUS mR cent tee, tees g Waikiki tao 15 New Pink Buckingham ans 13 White Cushion sn ee oe 18 INO} eee eee 5 le 13 William Longland 25 New Gold Cushion ................. 18 White Spoon P 17 Nort See ees a Some MellLOWane LUG a enmaeeer eee 2, Nance Copeland 9 n.2.ch0b ibs. 7G BL CLOW IS DOL ig. nese can age ons 8 OC ONEO tei Se ares si a. es chad £evellow=. Sear Gully soar a ces Qataheye Rosa eh scone. Ree Cellows Daisy ssn eee ee 8 Call eeteee ook ae 7 Yellow Buckingham .............. 8 Orcehidm Beat yawenmiecus ssc: 197s ellows Anemonem ci. cn ex ae 9 OP swan sheer eles hosene verse. 15 Yellow Supreme be ee FECHA IS DOO TH Mae cacid liter Tom cellow s* Garza ee eens 9 CUM Gol bette ree accor cutee. 20s2* Clow»: Snows saawen acres 10 Ca ye Le eo ai Rs, goes cllow:= Cameqi Aa) . a anes 9 Pe Chiat) pase ott eae ale, 4. Vellows Doty, Reset ee nee 8 Pini. Deliphteee woe Bellows Hammera ee 8 Binioee urine ieee ee ee teieeees ae Omen aus re reer, Ra nee 16 Pink Mistletoe o....cccecsseescter 5 Yellow. "Cashion 2 ceae ee 18 Petia Ona oaicee ees g. 21 Yellow Normandy Giici2..s5: 21 [2] oS oe Large Blowering Commercial and Show Varieties Yc eEOa vy OCilima GOLD LODE. Deep golden yellow reflexed _._.._____________. $ 4.00 — ©Cara710; TINTSSOF, GOLD: Deeps yellow incurved2 2. 4.00 OCHPalo CHRYSOLORA. Large yellow incurved.___.__ ee 4.00 OCT. 20 BUTTERBALL. Large clear yellow incurved______._________- 8.00 OCT. 25 | HARVEST MOON. Bright yellow incurved show variety. Very large flower, exceedingly strong grower________. 20.00 OC ieg25 MRS. H. E. KIDDER. Very desirable deep yellow incurved 4.00 OCE225 SUNGOLD. Incurved deep golden yellow__......._.___. 6.00 OCT 25 BLAZING GOLD. Deep golden yellow incurved___....._. 4.00 OCT. 28 BARBARA PHILLIPS. Fine glowing yellow show variety 16.00 OCT. 28 GOLDEN AGE. Deep yellow reflexed show variety __. 8.00 NOV. 1 GOLDEN GLORY. Ropular*yellow incurvedi.= as 6.00 NOV. 1 GOLDEN MAJESTIC. Huge show variety... 20.00 NOV. 1 J.JR.-BOOPE: “Deep yellow show varietys. == ams 16.00 NOV. 5 YELLOW: TURNER? Bright yellow incurvedss= 6.00 NOV. 5 COL. F. M. ALGER. Deep yellow show variety__.______ 8.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Chrysanthemums Wonderland [3] Large Blowering Commercial and Shou Varieties Yaeristk: OVW NOV. 10 GOLDEN WEDDING. Golden yellow reflexed 6.00 NOV. 15° COLUMBUS DISPATCH. Deep yellow incurved. 4.00 NOV. 15 FRIENDLY RIVAL. Deep chrome yellow incurved 4.00 NOV. 20 MARIE DE PETRIS. Deep yellow incurved.. 4.00 NOV. 25 SUNGOLD. Lemon yellow incurved..... 4.00 NOV. 25 GOLDEN PEARSON. Yellow incurved__ ch! | Sekt I Oe 4.00 NOV. 25 HARVESTER. Deep canary yellow. ta eee 10.00 DEC. 10 GOLDEN MISTLETOE. Golden yellow standard 6.00 DEC. 10 METEORE. Very fine yellow incurved_..... 8.00 WHITE OCT. 15 QUAKER MAID. White tinged with pink 2ate $ 4.00 OCT. 18 SILVER SHEEN. Most popular white incurved_...- 4.00 OCT. 23 AMBASSADOR. Creamy white incurved.. 4.00 OCT. 25 WHITE CHIEF. Very fine white incurved......_ > a O-O0 OCI-728 IVORY WHITE. Pure waxy white incurved 4.00 NOV. 1 AEBALROoS. Woite incuryed) 2. are 0,00 Chrysanthemums [4] Wonderland Large Blowering Commercial and Shau eWerialoiee NOV. 1 bt OCONTOF Pure white ineGury else ee Bremer (61808 NOV. 1 | MRS. HENRY ROBINSON. Very fine white incurved,. “6.00 NOV. 1 , SNOW WHITE. Popular white incurved_______ aa. 4.00 NOV. 1 BETSY RO com LUrest white incurved site to eee a 4.00 NOV. 5 | WHITE TURNER (WM. TURNER). Incurved — 6.00 NOV. 8 WHITE POCKETT. Large incurved show variety____..-- -- 8.00 NOV. 8 1° INDIANAPOLIS WHITE. Fine white incurved____....._ 4 ,.4,00 NOV. 15 me MONUMENT. Large CY IN CUTVeC less ee wuruereemmenn rs 050," NOV. 18 ; MARKETEER. Large white incurved___..________. — 4.00 NOV. 25 MISS FLORA BOWERS. Huge waxy white _..___. 8.00 DEC. 10 | | WHITE MISTLETOE. Late white DCU ed i ae ‘6.00 DEC. 10 _ ae DECEMBER ABM RET ays elmer rence a Bai ~ 8.00 DEC. 10 sg MARGARET MUIR SiR Fine: white incurved_____________-. 10.00 p INK OCT. 15 bi iets re ROSEUM: Large deep pink incuryed= = ae 2 eee 6.00 OCigato a | PINK CHIEF. Bright rose eer: nculyed see 6.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Chrysanthemums Wonderland eh es ean S| Lange Flowering Commercial and Show Varieties -PINK pCi. 20 a ) SemORERSROSE. Pink incurved... 70 6.00 OCT. 20 rae MAJOR EDWARD BOWES. Deep lavender incurved_.___ 4.00 OCT. 20 we JUSTRITE. MeCDREC SOM DIN KeINCUIVCUl! = eats 6.00 OCT. 25 , ENCHANTRESS. True rose pink incurved___..___________.__. .4.00 OCT. 28 PNGB oA Roe Deep srose, pinks ee —. 6.00 OCT. 28 | Sr, PINK DELIGHT. Deep rose pink... pam 0, tepalay NOV. 14 LADY KNOX. Very fine ‘exhibition variety. Eee ee 10,00; NOV. 5 , MANHATTAN. Tremendous. blood red show variety. _- 20.00. NOV. 5 , Mi MeGURNERcbaje: pink winourved= 4s . 6.00. NOV. 5 | ee J. L. DAVIS. Deep pink show variety... -—we-a oe Sno-UU. NOV. 8 ey INDIANAPOLIS PINK. ne pink INC UTV ed ere, A,00. NOV. 8 : VERMONT. Fine deep lavender incuryed____.________-.. 12.00 NOV. 20 | DR. ENGUEHARD. Fine deep pink incurved......__.._ .4,00 NOV. 25 HELEN FRICK. Rose pink incurved noo. oper rr ae 4,00: NOV. 30 EDWIN SEIDEWITZ. Lavender pink incurved 4.00. DEC. 10 - 7 PINK MISTLETOE... Pink standard... ---; 6.00. Chrysanthemums [ 6 ] A Ourier me Large Dlowering Commercial and Shou Varieties RED BRONZE OGiEsI WHITTLESAY. Fine velvet red. Reflexed.. 6.00 OCT. 10 INDIANOLA. Reddish bronze incurved _.. 6.00 OCT. 20 COUNTRY MAIDEN. Huge incurved apricot show Variety: cre eel ie ee eee 20.00 OCT, 25 ALAMEDA. Fine incurved bronze. Good pot variety _._.. 12.00 OCT. 25 GRACE STURGIS. Huge red show variety. Incurved __ 8.00 OCT. 25 HILDA BERGEN. Deep reddish bronze. Incurved_..__. 4.00 OCT. 28 KEYSTONE. Rich bronze. Incurved 6.00 OCT. 28 DR. J. M. INGLIS. Deep wine red. Incurved_. 8.00 NOV. 1 APRICOT QUEEN. Deep orange. Incurved 4.00 NOV. 1 DETROIT NEWS. Reddish bronze incurved__.....-.. _. 4.00 NOV. 5 GLENVIEW. Deep red incurved__.......- = ae 8.00 NOV. 5 FAUST. Deep blood red show variety. Very fine... 20.00 NOV. 5 CAMBRIA. Large bronze closely incurved.-_- 6.00 NOV. 8 INDIANAPOLIS BRONZE. Fine bronze incurved...... 4.00 NOV. 15 ANACONDA. Large red incurved_......- = 6.00 NOV. 15 MRS. DAVID F. ROY. Crimson large incurved......- 6.00 Chrysanthemums W 0 nd erl and Large Blowering Commercial and Shou Varieties RED BRONZE NOV. 15 BRUTUS. Large red incurved show variety __ ee 20°00 NOV. 18 GARNET KING. Very deep red reflexed 6.00 NOV. 25 OAK LEAF. Deep bronze incurved _ 4,00 NOV. 25 GLADYS PEARSON. Buff incurved. Very popular __— 4.00 NOV. 30 MOHAWK CHIEF. Very fine deep red ti‘; CS,00 BE C10. BRONZE MISTLETOE. Late bronze standard. ———«~SYOD LARGE FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Chrysanthem um s [8] | Wonderland Pompent, Single and Anemone Varielies We suggest you turn to Hardy Varieties for other good cut flower items. Many fine single and pompon varieties are listed as hardy. Vee envy, OCT. 20 - YELLOW HAMMER. Golden yellow pompon_ 4.00 OCT. 20 RODELL IMP. Short pompon of good color ATTICS OSEAN CO meee hee 4.00 OCG ig 25 GOLD FINCH. Tall deep yellow pompon_...--_-_ Bree O08 OCtes25 GOLDEN SPRAY. Deep yellow pompon.__.__..._ 4.00 OCA 25 YELLOW DOT. Well known shading pompon_.... ____ 4.00 Clee 25 PENELOPE. Fine yellow button. Good stems__._.___ —. 4.00 NOV. 1 YELLOW SEA GULL. Lemon yellow. Tall strong grower 4.00 NOV. 1 YELLOW DAISY. Deep lemon yellow daisy_____-_---__- 4.00 NOV. 1 | MARY LENNON HALL. Tall deep yellow pompon. Very popular 8 eee ee ee 5? 4,00 NOV. 1 YELLOW DOTY. Large yellow pompons 2.3.5 — 4.00 NOV. 1 GOLDEN CHARM. Deep golden pompon. Very hardy. Blooms a’ bit earlier’ than; date listed 22552722 ae 10.00 NOV. 1 YELLOW BUCKINGHAM. Well known daisy type. 4.00 NOV. 5 | NUGGETS. Deep yellow button. Very popular... 4.00 NOV. 5 | BARCAROLE. Fine deep yellow pompon__...._-»»_-- 10.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Chrysanthemums Wonderland c [ 9 | Pompeont, Single and Anemone Varieties Veber vV NOV. 5 YELLOW ANEMONE. Pure deep yellow form of this popular variety. Heavy producer. Excellent ji o() OVS) Hive adie EN Neh cna thle) elas Pate wunaetg. wee 4 OO NOV. 10 GEM. A tall stronger Nuggets. Gcod firm flowers ._.— 4.00 NOV. 10 HELIOS. Deep golden yellow anemone. Good disbudded 4.00 NOV. 15 PRINCETON. Very fine deep orange pompon _.....__- 4.00 NOV. 20 GOLDEN EMBLEM. Golden yellow pompon —___ 10.00 NOV. 25 WONDERLAND GOLD. Golden syelloner pompon. SUrONe.=2STOWEr 302 leeds octet A818, NOV. 25 BOPDENESOCE RLRE all sfine- pompon 2) 2.8 «ts 4.00 NOV. 25 SUNNYsIDE =Golden- “yellow pompon e232: es 6.00 NOV. 25 GOLDSMITH. Large yellow pompon of Bod He epIng CT ELCETUY Ween orca ts Saale a RIEL ha oer t4.00 NOV. 28 APRICOT VALENCIA. Buff yellow single ---_-... 6.00 DEC. 5 CHRISTMAS GOLD. Fine yellow button dels wet OO BEGIES VEERLOW CAMEO. Deep. yellow. pompon..: 2. 10.00 DEC. 10 YELLOW SUPREME. Large yellow anemone . 4,00 DEC. 10 SAN DIEGO. Excellent yellow pompon. | — 4.00 DE Grats YELLOW GARZA. Yellow anemone — .-- ree ete 4.00 Chrysanthemums [10] | . Wonderland Pompon, Single and Anemone VUarielies Yickoke Ee ORWw DEC. 20 VIBRANT. “Deep: yellow 2pom pons 4.00 DEC. 30 YELLOW SNOW. Large yellow pompon____-...__________ 4.00 | RED AND BRONZE OCinnis GOBLIN. Fine bronze pompon. Also listed under hardy varie- ties. Strong producer, good for shading. 6.00 OO GHite20 CAVALIER. Bright dazzling red single... 4.00 NOV. 1 , BRONZE BUCKINGHAM. Bronze single, very much in GEM Amd ee ie Ree a 4.00 NOV. 1 REDEDAISY:. ‘Tall’ strong 42row Cn se ee 4.00 NOV. 5 CHINA ROSE. Very showy red-bronze anemone___.._- ~ 4,00 NOV. 8 THE TITAN. Bright scarlet red anemone. Good dis- budded?.Very dineshow variety 22s ee 4.00 NOV. 10 LIGHTHOUSE) Very-strikine red) singles eee 4.00 NOV. 10 RED MELBA. Fine red single. Good disbudded_.....-__- 4.00 NOV. 15 ESTRELITA. Very fine bronze-gold show anemone__. 6.00 NOV. 15 BRONZE MASTERPIECE. Rosewood bronze pompon_. 4.00 NOV. 20 SUNBURST. A worthwhile late red pompon 4.00 NOV. 25 CRIMSON GLOW. Deep red anemone. Good for latesbenchin oases = eee eee 4.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Ch rysant hemums Wonderland [ 11 | Pompon4, Single and Anemone Unrielies ReE D=-A N° D--B’R.O N Z-E NOV. 28 Bens Orange bronze, POMPOM se ten ob Ss 8.00 DECHA5 PION Gre Orinsolmecatleursin gle snr ore 4.00 BEC 25 HASAGAWA RED. Crimson scarlet single 4.00 WHITE OCin 15 Pee VE bOopilarawhite -DuULtOM. ss oo 4.00 OG Ta15 Brey Ee Al? eee ine awhite «PpOMPON eae eek 4.00 OCh 15 Por Nema vOuiLems While sDULLON. swe tae a 4.00 OGi1e +25 tO Crt) Ome ial ecw hice OlM pOlsees set brie Gs 10.00 Gi 25 PON Cems Hinertaliaw lite, POMpONs set meses 4.00 OCT. 28 ARCADIA. Tall white pompon. Hard to beat____--.-------. 4.00 NOV. 1 SEA GULL. Very fine pompon. Cream white__-.-.______ 4.00 NOV. 1 FRANCES SCHOEN PARK. One of the most exquisite and largest Anemones we have ever had the pleas- ure of offering our trade. Color is a pure dazzling white, a very heavy grower, perfect form and foli- age, unexcelled for exhibition purposes with indi- vidual flowers six inches or more across-_____------------- _ 12.00 NOV. 1 WHITE DOTY. Pure white pompons. Tall strong grower 4.00 NOV. 5 WHITE ANEMONE. Good disbudding variety_____-------- 4.00 Chrysanthemums ele] Wonderland Pompons, Single and Anemone Varieties WHT E NOV. 8 ILLIN! GLORY. Very popular large white single. _ 4,00 NOV. 10 VESPERe:*Kine twhites pompones a er eee 6.00 NOV. 20 MAT CHEESS2 “Larze white; pom pol we. ee ee 10.00 NOV. 20 SEAFOAM;: —Choice-white pompons2253 3 ee. fate Ree 6.00 NOV. 25 THE BECLEESPure-whiteswiths nen Gushio nee 4.00 DEGRS CAMEO: Ivory white pompon 22) =2 =] oe Ease a ay eee 6.00 DEGHI5 WHITE GARZA, “Late anemone 32523) ee DEC. 25 WHITE WONDERLAND. A finer white would be hard to find. Heavy flowers with overlaid rows of waxy white =petals: > Kine, keeper 22s ee en DEC. 30 REVEUVA TION: 2 Hing whites pOnmipont ase aes eu BAC: 6.00 PINK OCig15 JEWELS eBest\early-pink: DOO Dae sueaes i eee eee 4.00 OCT. 15 ; VELVET JEWEL. Deep velvet red-pink pompon. A dis- tinctly outstanding new introduction —__- _ 10.00 OCT. 20 CAP.F; COOK. Very. fine tall pomponsa2. 0 a ee OCT. 20 ERMALINDA. Beautiful tall firm pompon — 4,00 OGT25 PINK POPCORN. Great masses of fiowers on strong stems | AALS, Hsthobe sue mele ns! RS lee, 23 4 as nae a nN _. 4,00 OCi25 PINK. DOT: Popular epink pom ponte see ee Chrysanthemums W 0 nderland eee : me “af 13 | Pomneont, Single and Anemone Varieties PelIENzKk OC ie 25 mio Onna FICEITAN DOTY): Pale rose: 2 4.00 OCT 25 | BETTY ROSE. We have never seen a more beautiful lavender anemone. Most beautiful under cloth or Pines eee Ne; HraNChin oer abItse wee Ly sae eS fe) Aamo OU) NOV. 1 ROSE CHARM. Very large pompon. Flowers are firm menaudscompact. lHixtracstrong. grower. 2 2 4.00 NOV. 3 NEW PINK BUCKINGHAM. Truly a superior ee eee MEER ARRA oD Mss 2 NSIC ce Re a aA Eo ch OL lk nh PRN Oe ee 4.00 NOV. 5 ROSE MADDER. Fine dark pink anemone... 6.00 NOV. 10 Sevens Vervepopulans pink = pOMpOn, ss.) 5 2. 6.00 NOV. 10 THYRA. Deep pink pompon. An excellent variety. 4.00 NOV. 15 MASTERPIECE. Favorite pink pompon for this date. 4.00 NOV. 15 ORCHID BEAUTY. Deep orchid anemone with Le Gushion.. Very fine’ producer: 2s al _ 4.00 NOV. 18 NORMA. Well liked anemone. Large when disbudded. 4.00 NOV. 18 BoON Awe beanuapil te pOmpol ema sree sah So _ 4.00 NOV. 25 NO Eee Oscar DiLke DODO lee tamer more StS § 8:00 NOV. 25 | HASAGAWA PINK. eee rose single that you eae afford to be without ~ xh _ 4,00 NOV. 30 PINK SUPREME. Strong growing pink anemone. __ 400 DEC. 10 Ply tire ame ecpeeliiiinoucm pins sewer 8 6.00 Chrysanthemums [ 14 ] Wonderland Novelties, Odd Gorm and Spider Varieties OC Tce MARYLAND. Large yellow incurved exhibition... 16.00 OCIS BUTTERFLY. Medium tube. Excellent yellow full double with good foliage and stem. Med. Het. -. —_____ 12.00 OC Teal5 MAVIS ORANGE. Excellent variety with stiff stems and flowers of good keeping quality. Quilled petals 10.00 OG 15 ALABASTER. Very early large English white. Good dis- budded. Very useful and very showy__----_----------------- 10.00 OGhA5 MRS. DON MCIVOR. Huge yellow exhibition English Mum, Stronsegrower. Very. £00d variety 22 a2 ee 16.00 OGizg15 LEDA. From the English group. A large heliotrope pink mum with beautifully rolled petals. Good disbudded. An excellentsvariety. (gi) 2 ee oe ee 10.00 OGieal5 SYLVIA. Very choice pink spider mum. One of the very best, carly sfloweringy ek ind Sis a ee 16.00 OCT. 20 ROSE PRINCESS. Beautiful English introduction good disbudded or in sprays. An excellent variety__.._____ 10.00 OCT. 20 PURPLE PRINCESS. Outstanding deep rose spider___ 10.00 OCT. 25 GOOD GRACIOUS. A large subdued yellow incurve in keeping with the name,: Very snovelse. ae eee _ 20.00 OCF.25 MAMORU. Quilled deep orange. Fine show variety 10.00 OCT. 25 KAY TASHIMA. Huge pure white spider. When this va- riety is disbudded it is not at all unusual to get flowers fifteen inches in diameter. The long slender tubes are fishhooked....____ SE A RE A I Sot oe St een 6.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Chrysanthemums Neouelties, Odd Gorm and Spider Varieties OCT 25 SOUVENIR. Beautiful salmon pink. Very rare. 20.00 WOT. 25 BUNBU. An exceedingly beautiful lavender tube with POUR MmUpSmmACIS UU CheDOVelt yeu as oe ee 12.00 Gee 25 MARILYN. A beautiful variety of lavender and old rose shadings. Good in pots, a dandy variety... 6.00 OCT. 30 WILLA TEMPLIN. Ravishing golden bronze with hook- ed tips. Very large when disbudded_.....____»»»_ 16.00 WAIKIKI. A distinctly outstanding show variety in a bronze-gold spidery incurved mum. eee flower, BU Tiles Ege © Wie) eae eee pice eee tre ated. Se Rete te cay 20.00 NOV. 1 UNIQUE. Very aptly named. ao uied petals of rich wine- MeO E LEPO NRO el Oe 32.4 ae NSS rae ta re ae SR eles RO Oe 20.00 NOV. 1 PRIDE OF SUNNYSLOPE. A more attractive spidermum is hard to find in this color. Deep rose pink with long drooping petals. Huge when disbudded, a fine SHO BSE Oi Wal CS) ae ST A ES a a i DS a aN 10.00 NOV. 1 PRINCE CHARMING. Huge Valencia type bloom. Won- ICEL OWeev lll yen eae ie neal (eee ee wats Behe nt. 10.00 NOV. 1 OHKWAN. Huge yellow spider mum. Good disbudded . 6.00 NOV. 1 FUGI. (THE WISTERIA). Largest of the spider mums. SOLVE eepMOrcnigs avendelie: ss a oe 10.00 NOV. 1 TAGGART. Very outstanding novelty. Quilled pple GOvercemiwl milla lhe nter ihr cue Oo A a __'20.00 NOV. 5 FANTASIA. A large white flower most distinctive in type. Has a pronounced central disc__. oa sree 740K 88 Chrysanthemums [ 16 | | Wond er la nd Novelties, Odd Gorm and Spider Vanielies NOV. 10 LOUISE FRIED. An outstanding brilliant red with long tubular petals. A.-diStinct.noOvelby xs ee 16.00 NOV. 10 VIRGINIA. When disbudded this makes a tremendous flower, very showy, and sure to attract a great deal of attention. It is a clear deep yellow, with very long quilled petals, opening at the tips to roll back or refiex part way. A very unusual variety. Blooms about November 10 to 20 but lasts so long we al- ways: have them. for ‘Christmas as ose 10.00 NOV. 10 YOMEI. Quilled golden petals terminating in red tips. Very popular cut flower... eos ee oS eee 6.00 DEC. 1 WONDERLAND. Beautiful dark pink heat DE: A marvelous keeper. Excellent for cutting... 10.00 DEG] GOLDILOCKS. Brilliant yellow spider. Slender tubular petals with hooked tips. Very full flower... 20.00 Spoon Chrysanthemums © Cilia ORCHID SPOON. Lovely Cattleyea shade of orchid pink. Excellent habits, strong grower, fine for cut- ting: Makespa.2o0od=pot-plantGss eee eee ye 6.00 OCT-415 BROWNEYES. We do not know why they named this Browneyes, as it is a double spoon with deep gold center and shading to pink at the spooned tips. A very remarkable combination of colors for this type ofitowenr 223 2 Uae 2 OTRE Cah a eae ghee we age ge 16.00 OCT. 15 JASPER SPOON. A very unusual shade of crushed strawberry pink at the tip with light pink tubular center. Very unusual, an outstanding variety__.__ 6.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Chrysanthemums Wonderland eee nos aval S. peau G Arysanthemums OCR S15 GOLDEN SPOON. Bright buttercup yellow... 6.00 OCH15 WHITE SPOON. A dazzling white with no shading or markings whatever. Last year many of you who wanted this could not get it. We have a heavy SUG SasU MISE yOaL tome reas yok ee eo hae Se 6.00 OCT 15 GRACE. Dainty soft canary yellow flowers on ae stems. Each flower petal is a distinct spoon. —-_ 6.00 A VASE OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS Chrysanthemums The Gameus Cushion Chrysonthemums THE FAMOUS CUSHIONS. Called many things, including Amelia, Azalea, and Mound Mums, these plants form an attractive mound completely smothered in blooms. They are so popular, and so well known, that little need be said about them here. Very early, definitely an outdoor variety, yet said to be good as pot plants, the Cushion mums are a must in every retail establishment. Most people plant them too close together. They should be wide enough apart to permit proper spreading. We suggest four feet apart each way as the very closest they should be set.. While there are many variations of them, we have select- . ed our plants for distinct color and good habits. PINK CUSHION ‘ WHITE: CUSHION 35 soe es ee 4.00 RED® CUSHION iis ie ees 2 0 ee 4.00 BRONZEMCUSHITO Nexis 4.00 VELL OW 2s. CUSH IO Nese fa eae ea 6.00 NEW GOLD CUSHION. New clear yellow variety 10.00 LITTLE BOB. Outstanding very early red Cushion type. 6.00 CHAMPION CUSHION. Fine red cushion _..- 6.00 APRICOT GLOW. The finest bronze cushion we have SGem tO, Cate ees te a ee she, ee ra 10.00 LAVENDER LASSIE. A distinctive cushion type... 12.00 PIGMY GOLD. Early Cushion type covered with yellow DUttOTis. Seb ie eae ete et ar te eS 10.00 SERENE. Cushion type. Large white flowers on very VIZOTOUSs:C1UM PSs ee ee aa 10.00 HURLEY’S YELLOW SUPREME. New fine yellow in a Cushions sty pe ssh ee ee ee 10.00 DAHLIAMUM. Desirable cushion-type variety covered with deep red flowers resembling a cactus dahlia 8.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 Chrysanthemums Wonderland | [ 19 ] Jie Becutyul Ccscades NOV. 1 ANNA. White single with gold center. Blooms two inches Pam LintneLctiae han kee TOW ECYie sls ie Ah 8.00 NOV. 5 eM TA raiumeney CLIO Wa SDOMl OloANN Ac ae A ee Be 8.00 NOV. 5 MT. HOOD. A new double white cascade, rather incurv- ed when disbudded, by far the best white cascade we have ever seen. Excellent cut flower variety, forming purest white balls two to three inches in diameter) A-wonderiul show variety. 20.00 NOV. 5 CASCADES ASSORTED. A mixture of several of the MIO ESGOMMIMONFCASGAUGSs see cai in ge seme soe gs 6.00 SUGGESTIONS FOR CULTURE OF CASCADES @ FOREWORD—Plants to be used for cascading effects are chosen hbe- cause of their natural habit of producing a bushy growth and strong, flexible stems clothed with an abundance of florescent splendor. SOILS—Satisfactory results may be obtained by using a good, pro- ductive garden soil. Maximum results may best be had by the use of a compost prepared according to the specifications of any one of numer- ous formulae suitable for the purpose. We suggest that you try a mix- ture composed of one part well-rotted steer manure, one part thoroughly decomposed leaf mold and two parts fairly heavy loam. POTTING—Upon arrival plant should be placed in a 4 or 6 inch pot, size to be determined by stage of root development. Subsequent changes to increasingly larger pots must be made as the need arises. Fach change should be accomplished before roots have had an oppor- tunity to become pot-bound. Normally, July 15th should find plant per- manently established in a 10 or 12 inch pot. WATERING—Space adequate for watering purposes must be. left at top of pot. Watering should be attended to daily and sufficiently early to insure superficial dryness of foliage before nightfall. FERTILIZERS—Although liquid fertilizers compounded from animal manure are considered old-fashioned and are in truth a bit messy in the manner of their making they are none the less effective when properly applied. Commercial fertilizers have come into general use, are readily available and convenient to handle. Your dealer is doubtless qualified to choose the one most suitable for your specific need should you elect to use some form of the latter. : FEEDING—The plant must be fed more or less sparingly at bi- weekly intervals. After each application of fertilizer careful study of the progress of growth being made by the plant and the condition of its foilage should give you a clue as to the amount and strength you need Chrysanthemums [ 20 ] Wonderland apply with each subsequent application. Avoid overfeeding at all times. Discontinue feeding when buds begin to show color. TRAINING—By taking advantage of its natural pliability and with proper manipulation this type of plant may be trained after a fashion to suit the individual taste. The heartshaped cascade seems to be in public favor at the time and it is chiefly to the method of its training that we devote the following with a word of admonition to bear in mind the fact that the basic principle of inducting widespread growth and maximum florescence remains the same regardless of the delineation of pattern desired. When plant is 5 or 6 inches high pinch top. From new growth re- serve uppermost shoot for use as main leader. Stop remaining shoots at second or third joint. Later divide equally and train to either side of main leader. It is often desirable to use but one shoot on each side of the main leader and remove the rest. When main leader is 12 inches high train to a firmly imbedded No. 10 galvanized wire 4 feet in length previously bent, at a point 5 inches above surface level of pot, to an angle of 45 degrees. Outer tip of wire must face to north. Tie end of main leader to supporing wire at weekly intervals. All laterals and sublaterals should be pinched systematically at every second or third joint throughout the growing season to insure spread of growth and symmetry of form. As plant increases in width additional support is necessary for the purpose of stablization. To overcome the natural tendency of plant to develop blooms from extreme tip first with a perceptible movement toward base, discontinue routine pinching about Sept. Ist. On Sept. 5th complete final pinching of broadest one-third or basal division ,on Sept. 10th the midsectional one-third and on Sept. 15th the final one-third. Gradually lower main leader so that it will be in a horizontal position about Sept. 15th. When buds begin to form, with surface of plant facing south, start gradual downward bending of main leader and its support. When buds show color place on colid base at required height and bend to final vertical position. Varieties Listed As Hardy Yee Le OLw SE Paco SEPTEMBER GOLD. Masses of firm round pompons. Very-showy.Good for Cutting Sa eee 8.00 SERFE10 EUGENE A WANDER. Rather short stocky variety with golden yellow flowers. Good pot plant. Responds well to disbudding, and is a real prize as a cut flower 10.00 SEPdge1o OLD GOLD. Truly an outstanding variety. Firm golden pompons with a keeping quality absolutely unsur- passed. In flower here on Sept. 15 we had blooms of this to show people as late as Nov. 10 in the open field after, severalshard frosts. 2 ees see 16.00 Minimum order $4.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Chrysanthemums Wonderland BARA Varieties Listed At Hardy YELLOW Seilanto ALGONQUIN. Very showy deep yellow flowers. Tall ProOwer Hxcelentecuy HOWere Variety 2.2) ee 6.00 “S =)] Fa] Bee THALIA. Dwarf yellow variety admired by everyone WiOeSCeSaltom V Cly SUOW VuVariely. si oe 6.00 SUSt eae 40) KING MIDAS. Golden flowers thru late September and PCtOuC lm CrOUUMCU LUO W Cla eerie eran Saree tes 6.00 Sei b520 YELLOW NORMANDY. Excellent yellow cut flower va- I SV Reema cnet ear eee Lk Cmte aie een yA Vat 6.00 OCT. 10 MARION HATTON. Very free flowering variety in a soft canary yellow. Remarkably resistant to frost 6.00 OCT. 15 JUDITH ANDERSON. Masses of golden yellow buttons. PVRS laa IN ER VCH PUY S eb aA INE LIN Gy cee sh eo Fn eS ~ 6.00 Cie 15 EUREKA GIANT. Showy yellow flowers. Very heavy producer. Fine for cutting. The name applies to the size plant rather than the bloom. Should be given Hols iNe Yor ter OOM ne DeCOSsOLslO Wass 1 Se tad 12.00 OLF Beg be} GOLDEN CHARM. Another outstanding yellow pompon. Heavy grower. Firm round flowers two inches or TERESA.) dE ot is Pa Oi gh a i ee SE aN eee aR 10.00 OY 65] Rea ES) MRS. SAM ROTAN. Beautiful large yellow blooms on Verveslulradvestenisawines Glib LOWCl ah eae 8.00 OCI 15 BENEPORES Rich buttery yellow buttons in great pro- EUSteHee COUweTO WIN ee Di tomas Os renal oon 25 6.00 OCT. 20 GOLDEN QUEEN. A tall yellow pompon of excellent PA DICA LING LOMMCUULINS ie ae cree oe 6.00 Minimum order $4.00 : Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Chrysanthemums 22k , Wonderland Varieties Listed As Hardy WHITE SEPA2.20 AVALANCHE. A pure white variety the breeders will have to go some to beat. Extra strong grower, pro- ducing fine cut flowers in great abundance__________ 10.00 SEPze20 SEPTEMBER CLOUD. Beautifully rounded blossoms, purest white, with primrose shading in center, won- derfully dark green contrasting foliage. Nicely rounded compact plant completely covered with . flowers from mid September to frost. (Descrip- tion is from WAYSIDE GARDENS CATALOG.) Very: Satisfactory Variety 6 is 5 oe ee 10.00 SERa. 20 INNOCENCE. Good single white KORHAN_...________- 6.00 SE Pas .20 LITAFLE- ESKIMO: Goods white pompon = 23 10.00 SEPT. 20 JEAN CUMMING. Beautiful ivory white decorative type. Good for cutting SERia2G NORTH STAR. Very showy new single white_ OCT. 10 EARLIWHITE. Early white pompon. Excellent for cut- tink? Har dys Nereis og le ee ee 6.00 OG Tav15 SILVER MOON. “This gleaming white chrysanthemum has a degree of warmth and intensity that is entire- ly new, and for which there is a real need. No other kind like it!!! No other attains such early perfec- tion! The double milk white petals combine with the pale yellow central halo to suggest the play of soft moonbeams. A showier Shasta Daisy in effect; mild, sweet fragrance, remarkably contrasting dark green foliage, a fine lusty plant producing flowers from September on, equal to the finest greenhouse pro- duct, yet unusually frost resistant. These are the outstanding qualities of “SILVER MOON.” De- scription is from WAYSIDE GARDENS catalog. We would add that it is very hardy Chrysanthemums Wonderland : ey [234] Varieties Listed As Hardy VV ie ete las OCT. 15 SILVER. Ball shaped white pompon with tightly cupped (UREN) RT OS a aa Sea ee 2 ON 6.00 OCT. 15 EN emenVery apOopwlarawhite puttone 6. ee 4.00 OCT. 15 SILVER BALL. Pure white large pompon, excellent in every way. In our opinion the best white cut flower 1 OTe PEAY ONN UE VAM AST MEERA oy eto i S0 AN) Ste ae 4.00 OCT. 15 Pit ewue WEL Poplar white: bUltOnc cr 2 oe 8 4.00 eas 15 POLAR ICE. Very desirable clear glistening blue-white without a trace of cream color. Very purest white. AaVeryv.OULStandIN: “variety .2 5) 2 CRE a A 12.00 OCT. 15 SERENE. Large white flowers on very vigorous bushy CAUNNIY CTS pie ot IRR ly Oc oe ae ae GA AAA ONG Vase aa ae 10.00 SEP be 10 EARLY JOAN HELEN. Large flowers of rich garnet huwe, SMe Drie Lev ClOWeCell Lol: cits sen eh. chen cian, ty heh ae 10.00 Stab tO APRICOT GLOW. Listed under CUSHIONS. See p. 18 10.00 STEM pee I DEAN KAY. Mounds of beautiful pink flowers... 6.00 Scigdies 15 CORAL SEA. Outstanding new variety in salmon-buff. Me TIVES ULC er OTO Wie ame miata et ge 12.00 SEPT. 20 EARLY WONDER. Unusual variety with beautiful round pompons on strong stems, a very heavy producer... 8.00 SEPT. 20 ROSE GLOW. Sweet scented pink blooms ae ee covering plant. Very showy variety_..... - 10.00 Chrysanthemums a ea Wonderland Varieties Listed As Hardy PINK SEPTier20 BARBARA SMALL. Double three inch flowers of clear FOSe-pinkes-Very. SLTONS BerOW Chea ae ee eee 12.00 SE pleco. LAVENDER LASSIE. A low cushion type also listed un- der CUSHIONS. Beautiful lavender buttons.__-______ 12.00 OCT. 1 PINK RADIANCE. Large double pink blooms on long stems. One of the best new Bristol introductions 10.00 OCF REMBRANDT. Free flowering double blooms of cop- pery-rose-mauve on stocky upright clumps... 20.00 OCT. 10 COUNTRY GIRL. Large single pink. Outstanding cut flower sVery -Strone y STOW Cle. ss oe ee er ee 4.00 OCT. 10 PEACH BLOSSOM. Lovely pink pompons on tall strong stem. A fine cut flower, and very showy ___--------- 2 Os0G OCT. 10 KRISTINA. A Northland Daisy. Large flowers with long wide petals: ofzdeep-rose-pin ks.2 2) ee 10.00 OCiee15 MRS. PIERRE S. DU PONT Ill. Of this variety WAY- SIDE GARDENS says: “The quality of iridescence is so pronounced in this new Chrysanthemum that accurate description is difficult. The dominate shade is a soft peach tint blended with mauve undertones: the whole overcast with a luminous sheen. It is entirely distinct and lovely. The large, full, perfect- ly formed fiowers are carried on tall branching stems. In full flower in early October, it will prove a grand addition to the garden, and an invaluable cut flower variety.’ All we can add is that it should be. planted generously in every planting-_...-...4 8:00 OC Te15 LAVENDER LADY. Perfect fragrant flowers in a true lavender, strong grower, heavy branching habit, one of the very best. Unusually hardy_.. Chrysanthemums Wonderland [ 25 | Varieties Listed As Hardy PINK OG i315 JEWEL. Extremely desirable pink pompon. Very fine OTE TORE eRe SUAS | eR aT TEC Se Sa 4.00 OCT. 15 HESTIA. Immense single flowers on strong stems. _—-_ 6.00 OCT. 15 HEBE. Outstanding pink Korean variety... _ 6.00 Ol a15 JEAN TREADWAY. Sparkling pink pompon on Leas long-stemmed plants —— Vi kd 5 le ln eee 6.00 BRONZE AND RED SEPT. 10 APRICOT GLOW. Listed under CUSHIONS. See p. 18 10.00 SEPT. 10 BIREGLOW,. Oriental red; very showy... 12.00 SEPT. 10 SEPTEMBER BRONZE. Beautiful round pompons of rich orange-bronze. An outstanding variety in every Wave c Dit Osardekiline TrOst.42 =e 10.00 SEPT. 20 WILLIAM LONGLAND. Beautiful clear bronze flow- SEPT. 20 GLOMERO. Fine orange-bronze pompons on _ strong HGR, Ea 2 cen _ 10.00 SEPT. 20 DAHLIAMUM. Extremely desirable variety covered with deep red flowers resembling a cactus dahlia... 8.00 SCTE. BURMA. Brilliant glistening orange with coppery under- TOUeCCmmON Oe SLeINGe lO CULL Pt. aes ee 2.00 OG o: MANDALAY. Deep orange-bronze. Excellent for cutting OCS BONPIRE. Very fine deep red pompous of great beauty. Paee Aven egeVet lee ame cee 6.00 _ 12.00 a SSS Chrysanthemums nnn ene nnn eee [ 26 J | | Wonderland Varieties Listed Hs Hardy RAESD ARN De BsReOiNeEZee OG ize5 CHIPPEWA. Very dark pink incurved flowers of three inches or more. A recent introduction of great merit. Goods tor cutting. ‘Sturdy -eToweri. = eee 10.00 OCT. 10 NANCY COPELAND. Glowing red semi-double. Excel- lent-as a cut flowers Very, showy. 6.00 OCT. 10 BURGUNDY. Rich cerise crimson flowers on _ strong stems. A very impressive. variety_._--_.______-_ 6.00 OCT-a10 REDGOLD. Deep Brazil-red two inch blooms on strong Stems. Very «sturdy. 200 W Clee 12.00 OCT. 10 RED VELVET. Fine erect plant with double dark red flowers. Fine for cutting. Bunches easily. A top- notch variety int every..wa yoo = ee 10.00 OC TFe10 RUBY POMPON. Oftimes those who write descriptions of flowers are prone to let their imagination run away with them, and they can write a flowery de- scription of about anything they have to use for material. Here, however, is a variety that should lead them a merry chase to do it justice. Just let us say that it is the best red of this type we have ever seen. Truly a pompon with good stem and foliage, a strong producer, this variety could hold its own among the entire field of reds. Early enough to be of real value to the open patch, Ruby Pompon could easily be listed as ONE OF THE BEST. Crim- son flowers on strong stems, good for cutting, and bunches nicely. If you want a real good red for Early October, plant plenty of Ruby Pompon......_ 8.00 OCiesLO RED RIDING HOOD. Large red flowers, good grower, good for cutting. A really beautiful variety... 10.00 OCT..10 VULCAN: “Single reds Korean: 2 ee ee 6.00 OC Taio OURAY. Dazzling red button. Strong grower__....._...___. 6.00 Chrysanthemums Varieties Listed Aa Hardy RED AND BRONZE OCT. 15 MERCURY. Deep red Korean single 6.00 OCT. 15 LOUISE SCHLING. Desirable flaming red = —sss—CtssS G0 OCT. 15 CRIMSON SPLENDOR. Masses of pas glistening red flowers on sturdy stems % - 6.00 OCT. 15 MISS FRANCIS WHITTLESAY. This variety is also listed under large commercial disbud varieties. It can be grown either way, as we have found ready Sale for the disbud blooms. It is a very strong grow- er, with stiff stems and quantities of glistening vel- vety red flowers of a decorative type. When disbud- ed, the petals are reflexed. Grown either way, it is a dandy variety, and should be freely used in every planting where a real showy red is needed_—(6..00 OCT. 15 CALIPH. For intensity of color, this variety cannot be equaled. The color is a rich oxblood red with a velvety sheen or glow so prominent that it stands out conspicuously among all other chrysanthemums Oigtuisecolonecroup, sxcellent tor Cutting: 2... - 6.00 OCT 15 EMBER. Few varieties exceed this in sheer beauty. Glistening amber-red. Very fine cut flower... 6.00 OCT. 20 GOBLIN. Graceful sprays of good pompons on strong BLeii Gums VeCLVerclLrOU Pa PLOW elas ete) 6,00 OCT. 20 BRONZE BEAUTY. Well-formed pompons on _ sturdy Stems. One of the best late bronze pompons...._— 6.00 Our plants are priced per 100. Not less than 25 of a variety sold. Minimum order $4.00 YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR SPECIAL OFFER OF COLLECTIONS TO BE FOUND ON PAGE 28 Chrysanthemums [ 28 | Wonderland Collections Some of our customers wish us to make up a collection of certain groups for them, trusting our judgment as to the kinds most suited for their needs. We offer here a ready made choice of collections to suit many of these requirements. Just order by NUMBER. If we do not feel sure we can send items most suited to your wants we will write you before booking the order. COLLECTION No. 1—1,000 LARGE FLOWERING DISBUD TYPE MUMS TO FLOWER BEFORE NOV. 5. $40.00. You may state color preferences. COLLECTION No. 2—5,000 AS PER ABOVE: $187.50 COLLECTION No. 3—1,000 LARGE FLOWERING DISBUD TYPE MUMS TO FLOWER NOV. 5 to XMAS. $40.00. COLLECTION No. 4—-5,000 AS PER ABOVE, $187.50. COLLECTION No. 5—1,000 BUTTONS AND POMPONS TO FLOWER BEFORE NOV. 1, $40.00. COLLECTION No. 6—5,000 AS PER ABOVE, $187.50. COLLECTION No. 7—1,000 BUTTONS AND POMPONS TO FLOWER NOV. 1 TO XMAS, $40.00. COLLECTION No. 8—5,000 AS PER ABOVE, $187.50. COLLECTION No. 9—1,000 BEST POT PLANT VARIETIES IN EARLY, MIDSEASON and LATE. 50 each our 20 best varieties for this purpose, all labeled, $50.00. COLLECTION No. 10—5,000 AS PER ABOVE—but in 100 each 50 best, $200.00. id, COLLECTION No. 11—100 HUGE INCURVED, REFLEXED, AND NOVEL SHOW VARIETIES STRICTLY AS- SORTED, NOT LABELED, $10.00 COLLECTION No. 12—500 HUGE INCURVED, REFLEXED and NOVELTY SHOW VARIETIES, 25 EACH 20 KINDS, LABELED, $50.00. COLLECTION No. 20—1,000 HARDY VARIETIES IN A BAL ANCE OF COLORS AND TYPES, $60.00. COLLECTION No. 21—5,000 AS PER ABOVE, $275.00. COLLECTION No. 22—1,000 HARDY VARIETIES BEST SUITED FOR CUTTING, $60.00. COLLECTION No. 23—5,000 AS PER ABOVE, $275.00. COLLECTION No. 24—10,000 AS PER ABOVE, $500.00. On collections 22, 23, and 24 color preferences may be stated. Chrysanthemums Wonderland | pins. G gk) Netice! In this book we have tried not to overstate any descrip- tions of our mums. Some descriptions are taken from other catalogs, and some are our own. It is our desire to improve our list and we always appreciate suggestions and comments from our customers. Not less than 25 of a kind sold. 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We list here only those dealing exclusively with the Chrysanthemum. “HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS” BY ALEX CUMMING. $2.50 POSTPAID. (SEE REVIEW ON THIS BOOK BY SOUTHERN FLORIST & NURSERYMAN.)—REPRINT BE- LOW.) “Hardy Chrysanthemums,” by Alex Cumming; the Am- erican Garden Guild, 202 pages, many illustrations; price $2.50. This is a revised edition of this popular book, first issued in 1939. Of it J. T. Thompson, commercial mum man at Ellerson, Va., who is himself advertising the book, says, ‘Here is a book you must have if you grow chrysanthemums. It tells you everything you need to know about handling chrysanthe- mums.” Contributing a foreword, Richardson Wright, after com- menting on the author’s achievements as a geneticist, goes on to say: “This would seem to be work enough for one man. Now he has written about it. Here is an entire book devoted to the hybridizing, raising, and care of hardy chrysanthemums. 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Shipping weight 31 Ibs. $27.25 . as ; , - , } é 5 ae ee ‘ , j pe a i ‘ >} , P | ery ¥ - A SSése iH ee ; ot ie ‘Visitors at our arseried wings ask how we get plants be to stay bushy and self-supporting, while theirs sprangle and a sprawl all sover the placer We offer them some good pace aS believe that the uate: will bloom if pinched or cut back so ' > much. We try to follow the plan NOT OVER TWELVE IN- CHES ‘HIGH BY MID-JULY. Some varieties are better if _ pinched or. cut back yet again after that, while some would : do better if let go earlier. These things one must discover working with the varieties. After the first topping three to five “breaks” or branches should appear. These in turn should es be topped after they have two or three leaves, by removing | _ the growing tip. Strong stocky plants will result, plants that will make a better show, and yield much better flowers if “you want> them for cutting. This stopping process DOES % NOT APPLY TO. THE MOUND VARIETIES KNOWN AS : CUSHION MUMS. They are Ss self branching, and do not bee --Binching at all. a ae We pelieve that phiile the Garyearkiteratim will flourish in Rape ri any soil, a little insurance in the form of a complete Bs fertilizer is a Zs policy. EPP Ly as soon after ered as +* $ | more “often, 5 eS Se ee. f id oS Chrysanthemums ‘that. are being grown for cut flowers Qo “wil have to be staked or tied in some manner to support % them. Heavy with rain and dew, a little wind will knock oe them over, soiling the blooms. We like to drive stakes at in- - tervals: of every few feet, running twine or wire down each : side of the row, crossing at each stake. If properly installed, % this simple method will save a lot of blooms: AS ~ SS Pr~F P <> G Ss: ty an i t : ‘While chrysanthemums grown in the open are nearly free ae “of “insect pests, it may be SP pee to spray for eS and certain other pipe SS6SssSsSSSsss SSSSSSSSSSSsss > SSOOSS9OS aa eee SSHSSOSN wns eae ‘i Meese FPSO FGI OFF FS POG FSS SOV OS SIS +,