. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igi6. The American Florist. 991 follow with the others. My varieties are given in the list herewith and it would be sufficient for my purpose if you would give the height and season af- ter the names. Michigan. B. A. D. Healthy plants planted in June: Chadwick—5 feet; season, November 10-20. Chieftain—4 feet; last week of Oc- tober. Chrysolora—5 feet; October 15. Clementine Touset—5% feet; October 12. Comoleta—3 feet; October 15. Dr. Enguehard—5 feet; November 10. Golden Wedding—5 feet; November 1-10. Harvard—5 fe
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igi6. The American Florist. 991 follow with the others. My varieties are given in the list herewith and it would be sufficient for my purpose if you would give the height and season af- ter the names. Michigan. B. A. D. Healthy plants planted in June: Chadwick—5 feet; season, November 10-20. Chieftain—4 feet; last week of Oc- tober. Chrysolora—5 feet; October 15. Clementine Touset—5% feet; October 12. Comoleta—3 feet; October 15. Dr. Enguehard—5 feet; November 10. Golden Wedding—5 feet; November 1-10. Harvard—5 feet; November l.'3-20. Jones—3%-4 feet; November 15. Nagoya—1 feet; November 1-10. Pacific Supreme—4% feet; October 15-20. Pink Bonnaffon—(?) Do not know it. Robert Halliday—.5 feet; October 15. Roosevelt—4 feet; November 10-20. Smith's Advance—3% feet; August and September. Touset—See Clementine Touset. Unaka—4 feet; October 4-10. White Bonnaffon—3 feet; November 15. White Eaton—5 feet; November 10-20. Yellow Bonnaffon—3»/4 feet; Novem- ber 1. Yellow Eaton—5 feet; November 10- 20. White Chadwick. ED. American Florist : X have several yellow Chadwick plants that produced white blooms. Is this a common occurrence with chrys- anthemums and what is the cause? Other plants grown with pro- duced blooms of normal color. Tennessee. SUBSCRinER. The variety, Yellow Chadwick being a sport of the white variety, Wm. H. Chadwick, it is not unusual for some of the plants to revert to the original. Sports of varieties are very likely to do this, or the growth of the white and yellow Chadwicks, being alike, the plants may have become mixed at some time. C. W. Johnson. Cleveland's Early Autumn Show. What is announced to be eight shows included in one, one of the most im- portant divisions of which will be a flower show, will be held in Cleveland. O., September 2-9, imder the name of the Industrial exposition and fair. The co-operation of the Clev
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