Archive image from page 59 of Descriptive catalogue of vegetable and. Descriptive catalogue of vegetable and flower seeds . descriptivecatal1926john Year: 1926 56 JOHN LIVINGSTONE CO., 87 BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS When planted in sheltered locations, particularly at the base of walls, buildings, or shrubbery, the hardy chrysanthemums are wonderfully satisfactory, producing an effective display long after the ordinary gardert flowers are destroyed by frost. Even after light falls of snow, it is sometimes possible to cut uninjured clusters. Chrysanthemums are divided into four
Archive image from page 59 of Descriptive catalogue of vegetable and. Descriptive catalogue of vegetable and flower seeds . descriptivecatal1926john Year: 1926 56 JOHN LIVINGSTONE CO., 87 BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS When planted in sheltered locations, particularly at the base of walls, buildings, or shrubbery, the hardy chrysanthemums are wonderfully satisfactory, producing an effective display long after the ordinary gardert flowers are destroyed by frost. Even after light falls of snow, it is sometimes possible to cut uninjured clusters. Chrysanthemums are divided into four groups: Large-flowering, Pompon, Button, and Single-flowering sorts. The varieties described below have been selected from an immense list, and are undoubtedly the best, com- prising a wide range of forms and colors. We advise planting them from April 15th to May 15th, and we alsa advise protecting them in the Winter with a litter of leaves and straw. The dates given back of the varieties indicate the flowering period in our trial grounds, fall, 1925. These, of course, may vary some at different seasons, but will be a guide. All hardy chrysanthemums, ea. 20c., 10 $, 100 $ LARGE-FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS Boston. Orange-bronze; open center; high; bushy. Oct. 25. Bronze Source d'Or. Light bronze and orange; high; bushy. Nov. 5. Brune Poitevine. Dark velvety red; medium bushy. Nov. 5. Carrie. Yellow; medium high. Oct. 10. Chaldon. Yellow, veined red; high; bushy. Oct. 10c. Champ d'Or. Yellow; dwarf. Oct. 10. Champagne. Reddish-bronze; high; bushy. Oct. 25. Cranfordia. Very lai-ge; golden yellow; high; bushy. Oct. 20. Cranfords White. White with cream center; medium height. Oct. 20. Dorothy. Very large; white with yellow shading; me- dium high; bushy. Oct. 20. Early White. Creamy white, with yellow center; me- dium bushy. Sept. 25. Eden. Pink; high; bushy. Oct. 10. Goacher's Crimson. Red, reverse of petals yellowish bronze; medium bushy. Oct. 30. L'Argentuillais. Red, yellow
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