. A Ctroi'f of Garden Chrysanthemums STANDARD COLLECTION OF GARDEN CHR\ SANT1IE:»HJMS Adironda. A fine bronze. Beth. A large button wine color. Cranfordia. A splendid yellow. Edina. Aster-flowered rose-pink. Excelsior. Bright yellow. !va. Very small, deep l^ronze button. Julia Lagravere. Rich garnet, aster-flowered. Juliana. Fine yellow aster-flowered. Lilian Doty. Large tall-growing incurved pink. Little Dot. Early small button mahogany crimson. Mimico. Splendid pink glolje-shaped flowers. Miramar. .\5ter-fl0wered bronze. Mme. D. L'Argentage. Blusli-white, aster-flowered. Model of Perfection.
. A Ctroi'f of Garden Chrysanthemums STANDARD COLLECTION OF GARDEN CHR\ SANT1IE:»HJMS Adironda. A fine bronze. Beth. A large button wine color. Cranfordia. A splendid yellow. Edina. Aster-flowered rose-pink. Excelsior. Bright yellow. !va. Very small, deep l^ronze button. Julia Lagravere. Rich garnet, aster-flowered. Juliana. Fine yellow aster-flowered. Lilian Doty. Large tall-growing incurved pink. Little Dot. Early small button mahogany crimson. Mimico. Splendid pink glolje-shaped flowers. Miramar. .\5ter-fl0wered bronze. Mme. D. L'Argentage. Blusli-white, aster-flowered. Model of Perfection. Vigorous free-white button. Mrs. F. H. Bergen. Blush-pink. NiO. Small button, shell-pink shading to white. Ouray. Aster-flowered, dark mahogany-brown. Romaine Warren. Orange-yellow with l)ronze. Rose Travena. Large, deep rose-button. Soleil d'Or. A fine golden-yellow, aster-flowered. Utan. Rose, shading to white, small aster-flowered. Viola. Large button type, violet-purple. Wanda. Large, pure white aster-type. White Doty. Pure white, globular aster form. William Sobey. Very free aster-flowered yellow. Price. 20 cts. each; $ per doz.; $ per 100. 25 varieties for $ DREER'S GARDEN CHRYSANTHEMUMS These are now universally popular for outdoor bedding, and consider- ing their many good qualities, there is no cause for surprise to see them cultivated, so extensively. They produce a lavish profusion of blooms, giving color, life and beauty to the garden just at a time when other plants have been destroyed by frost and are looking their worst. Frost does not materially affect the flowering, and it frequently happens that an armful of flowers can be cut late in November. They are reasonably hardy if planted in a well-drained position, with a covering of leaves or loose litter during the winter, or may be carried over with perfect safety in a cold frame. The various collections oflered below have been selected from hundreds of varieties that we have tested, and we believe
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