1952 wholesale price list of hardy garden chrysanthemums, Siberian iris, hemerocallis, phlox / Englerth Gardens.

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color all through the. summer season. And the, steel~blue glo

We have a number of fine additions to our ne of mums this year. Ne
divisions are from plants which are carefully | 1roughout the feat season ieee
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healthy, true-to-name divisions, also to Becht, so far as possible ay errors. ee

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double; S, single. The second letter pertains to approximate bloom season; 5,
before Oct. 13 M, Oct. 1 to Oct. 15; L, Oct. 15 on; WByeariy Sept. or an ©
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ALGONQUIN, D-H. Showy clear eae Pets roe as
ALERT, S-M. Fine new early deep purp 1.50

ALLSGRO, D-M. Glowing salmon pink, Bae plants 2-00 920
ANDREW, DeM. Full double bloom, unusual shade of soft wine-rose dee BOS Yee) ie
ASTRID, S-M. Peach pink, Northland daisy gee Opa 22st ri
AUTUMN GREETINGS, SD-&. Bright copper and gold Ls OOe ta Sty i
AUTUMN LICHTS, SD-E. Brilliant bronzy or 11)
AUTUMNSONG, D-#. Beautiful wine-rose shading to carmine 1.25
AUTUMN SUNLIGHT, D-S. Golden yellow, long season 1.00 —
AVALANCHE, D-H. Large white with cream center Sr Pin ger cin eva er
AVIATOR, D-M. Coppery red on good stems Ryle aM uth» OORniey
BETTY, SD-M. Tall salmon pink, fine cutter _ | 1.00,
, BOKHARA, D-M. Large blend of crimson and wine | ae ane :
~ BONFIRG, D-M. Brilliant bronze-red pompon shoal gee be OOr ces”
BRILLIANCE, D-M. Bright red, startling orange-red center PF a a Celie Bs 00 eno:
BRONZE PYRAMID, D-M. Tall, glowing deep bronze iY eeealyecr 8.0 Y)

BRONZE RADIANCE, D-&. A lively bronze sport of the Ce

BRONZITA, D-M. Neat buttons, a bronze sport of Rpt, , 1:50
BURGUNDY , D-H. Wine-red for early cutting ee
CANDLELIGHT, D-E. Many flowers of cream white 1.00
CARNIVAL, DM. Large gleaming burnt orange. 1.50

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I 17S, D-M. Pale yellow shading to cream
OOM, Ae Guilled heather pink, two-tone

TRENE, Bieta tis fe but still good late white button

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» D-E. Extra hardy soft pink
i M. Glistening pure white flowers on tall stems
TCONG, D-E. Early double deep rose ~
S-M. Free flowering yellow daisies

R&D VELVET, D-M. Fine velvety crimson

RONNIE, D-M. Large plants with hundreds of wine-red button poms
ROSEBUD, D-M. Tall with large flowers of deep rose pink
ROSITA, D-M. Persian rose button pompon

RUBY POMPON, D-M. Ruby-crimson pompons, erect stems

SEPT. DAWN, D-E. Large lavendar pink; medium height

SEPT. SHELL, D-#. Soft shell-pink, medium height

SEPT. SUNSHINE, D-E. Deep yellow on bushy plants

SeHQUOTA, D-M. Large flowers of rich mellow amber

SILVER TIP, D-M. Tall bright carmine, each petal tipped silver
SIMBA, D-#. Masses of soft orange-bronze flowers for cutting
SKI TRAIL, D-L. USDA new tall cream-white double large flowers
SOUTHWIND, SD-E. Glowing Chinese red, toned salmon pink
SNOWFALL, D-M. White, slightly cream in center

SUCCESSOR, D-E. Two-toned pink with red center

SYMPHONY, D-M. Blend of coppery pink and lavendar

TAMPICO, D-L. USDA, tall bronze, very frost resistant
TANGERINE, D-E. Fluffy flowers of Spanish orange

TIFFANY ROSE, SD-M. Large flowers of deep rose

TWILIGHT, D-M. Fuchsia purple with silvery reflex

VALIANT, SD-M. Bold flowers of bright rose-scarlet

VESTA, S-M. Tall bronze Korean daisy

VICTOR RIES, D-M. Salmon rose overlaid bronze gold

WHITH TOWER, D-M. Perfect white ball pompons on tall plants
WHITE WONDER, D-M. White ball poms on tall stems

WINNETKA, D-M. Pure white flowers on bushy plants

WINTSRSET, D-L. Tall attractive white, strong grower

WREN, D-M. Tall, yellow buttons with red centers

WYCHWOOD, D-VE. Gay golden yellow double for early bloom
ZANTHA, D-H. Canary yellow, long bloom season

SPOONS AND QUILLS

CHARM SPOON, SD-#. Free-flowering tall large rose-red spoon
BTHBL QUILL, D-M. Rich reddish-purple pom, quilled petals
ORCHID SPOON, D-M. Free-blooming spoon-type, soft orchid

PINK SPINN&R, D-M. Very quilled blooms of soft pink

ROSE SPOON, D-M. Wide spoon petals of deep rose

YELLOW SPOON, D-M. Fine bright golden yellow, attractive blooms

LOW GROWING AND CUSHION MUMS

APRICOT GLOW, D-&. Rich apricot bronze, med. cushion

AURORA, D-&. Dragons-blood red on bushy plants

BASHFUL, D-L. Mounds of autumn tints

BLACK VELVET, D-L. Very floriferous dark red, bushy plants
BUTTERBALL, D-VE. Best early butter yellow

CHAMPION CUSHION, SD-M. Bronze-red, large cushion

CHIPPuR, D-M. New deep purple, on bushy plants

COCHECO, D-u. #rect little bushes covered lavendar rose flowers
CORAL SLA, SD-M. Salmon buff, suffused coppery rose

DEAN KAY, SD-E. Large cushions, deep pink blooms

DOC, D-L. Round mounds of rose pink

DWARF JHWaL, D-M. Low mounds, lavendar pink pompons

BARLY GOLD, D-&. Bright golden yellow pom, dark green foliage
EARLY HARVEST, D-E. Glowing mahogany orange

ETERNAL SNOW, D-#. Erect little plants, early white

EX#TER, D-#&. Fluffy quilled yellow, very dwarf

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SLACI&R, D-#. Best early pure white
JOLDEN CARPsT, D-M. Creeping plants, bright gold pompons

JOLDuN RUSSET, D-#. New yellow pompon with slight bronze tones,
medium height compact plant, very frost hardy, good foliage

GOLDEN MOUND, D-E. kxcellent golden yellow for edgings
GOLDEN WAND, D-M. Frost hardy yellow, large mounds
LAV&NDAR MOUND, D-M. Large fluffy lavendar blooms

LEMON DROP, D-#. A bright clear lemon yellow sport of Nanook.

If you want a good early yellow cushion, this is it.

Stock very scarce.
LITTL# BOB, D=-M. lLow-spreading bronzy red pompon
LITTL& ESKIMO, D-E. Low growing bushy white pompon
MAJOR CUSHION, D-M. Best pink cushion, compact plants
MAROON 'N' GOLD, D-E. Large flowers of mahogany and gold
MARTIN'S WHITH, D-#. Large pure white, compact plants
MRS. C. R. HASTINGS, SD-E£. Bushy plants, soft red
MY LADY, D-H. Soft buff-yellow on bushy plants
NANOOK, D-E. Compact mounds of cream and white
N#&W RED CUSHION, (Santa Claus), SD-M. Gay bright red
PAPSR WHIT#, D-E. Truly fine, absolutely pure white
PIGMY GOLD, D-E. Yellow button pom, long bloom season
PINK CUSHION, D-H. Old-time early-blooming soft pink
POMPONLTT#, D~#. Mounds of bronzy yellow
POWDER PUFF, D-&. Very dwarf, flowers quilly cream white
PURPLE CARPET, D-M. Very dwarf purple button
PURPLa CUSHION, D-M. Medium-sized cushions, purple-red
QUILLiUD CUSHION, D-H. Oriental red, cactus dahlia type
RisD POMPON, D-M. Black-red pom on dark green mounds
RiMuMBRANCK, D-M. Deep non-fading ruby carmine
SALUTH, D-M. Colorful deep red-purple, very striking
SCARL“T GEM, D-L. Baby pompon of intense scarlet
SEPT. BRONZ#, D-M. Large cushion, frost. -resistant bronze
SHPT. CHEER, D-#. Bright cherry red, low cushions
SEPT. CLOUD, D-M. Large cushions of white pompons
SEPT. GOLD, D-M. Large cushions of yellow pompons
SPELLBOUND, D-#. New floriferous lavendar pink
WHIT CUSHION, D-M. Quilly white flowers tinted pink
YBLLOW BLANKuT, D-M. Clear yellow button pompon
YaALLOW CUSHION, D-M. Gay yellow flowers on large mounds
YELLOW CUSHION SUPREME, D-M. Soft yellow, compact plants
YOUDATH'S PRIDE, D-M. Bronze poms on bushy plants

ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS

ALABASTER. arly white, large incurved blooms
ALEX MASON. Incurved buttercup yellow flowers
AMBER UTOPIA. Amber blended with orange and gold
BELLE MAUVi. Lovely stiff-stemmed silvery pink
BRIDESMAID. Large flesh pink and cream

CHALLENGLR. Bright bronzy red flowers

CHARNWOOD. Large dark pink, incurved

CHINA GOLD. Bronzy gold blooms with quilled petals
CONTENT. Large incurved soft yellow flowers
CRIMSON BUTTERCUP. Large incurved red and bronze
DAILY “XPRESS. Karly striking terra cotta chestnut
DIGNITY. sarly large yellow on sturdy bush
w#GYPT. Red-bronze blooms in tall sprays

#L DORADO. Bright yellow blooms, semi-—incurved

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_ ELITE. CQuilled cerise pink blooms

FREDA. Bright silvery mauve pink flowers

GOLD STANDARD. Early deep yellow, large incurved blooms
HILLCREST RsD. Crimson scarlet blooms on tall stems
ue SUTCLIFF&. Large incurved yellow, tall stems

LEDA. Heliotrope pink double, on tall erect stems
MARYLAND DOMs. Orange yellow large incurved blooms

MAYOR RHODES. Large brilliant, rather deep bronze

MRS. J. FINDLAY. Graceful sprays of bright yellow flowers
MRS. T. GUTHRIE. Early large incurved bronze and red
MRS. T. RILHY. Lovely pure white, broad reflexing petals
PRIMROSE. Large early pale primrose yellow

ReVELLER. Bright chestnut red, semi-double midseason
ROSE PRINCESS. Upright double deep pink

SANDY RICHIE. Rich brown-crimson, yellow reverse

STKLLA. Clear pink on long stiff stems

TOLLCROSS PINK. Large solid flowers of rosy pink
WESTBOURNE. Very dark rich red blooms

YELLOW ALABASTER. Fine soft yellow sport of Alabaster
YOUTH. Lovely light pink, good form

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AMARYLLIS, 36 in., large golden yellow, June-July

APRICOT, 24 in., apricot yellow with fine substance, May-June

BaGDaD, 4O in., orange overlaid with rich brown design, June-July

BOUTONNIER, 36 in., small flowered miltiflora, yellow and peach /

BRUNGTTE , 30 in., madder brown, good evenings, May-June/Aug-Sept/

DR. RMGEL , 24 in., wide petaled bright orange, May-June

GEO. YaLD, 4O in., large yellow with rosy splash in throat, July

GOLD DUST, 2h in., early yellow with bronze reverse, May-June

GOLDENT,- 36 in., orange, free blooming, July

GOLD IMPERIAL, 48 in., large deep yellow, July-Aug.

HYPERION, 42 in., fine large light yellow, July

J. A. CRAWFORD, 42 in., very good large deep yellow, July

LINDA, 38 in., pastel bicolor, pale yellow and cinnamon, July

MARGARET PERRY, 48 in., rosy orange, July-August

MIDDSNDORFII, 2h in., deep orange, May-June

MIKADO, 2 in., golden orange banded mahogany, June

OPHIR, 48 in., fine large orange-yellow, July

QUEEN OF MAY, 4O in., light yellow, large flowers, June

SERENADE, 48 in., pastel yellow and pink, June-July

SOVLRSIGN, 24 in., one of the best early yellows, May-June

SUNNY WEST, 48 in., large pale canary yellow, July-August
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AMULET, 60 in., deep rose, white midrib in petals

BARON:T, 2h in., gay bright red, June-July
BIJOU, 36 in., orange, darker midzone, multiflora type, June-July

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DAUNTL#SS, 36 in.,fine wide-petaled orng-yel, heavy substance, July .35

DOROTHY M'DADE, 40 in., nice late clear yellow, August
DOVER, 36 in., orange yellow, June-July
FULVA MACULATA, large flowers, fulvous colored, July

HIGHROY, 60 in., tall light yellow somewhat night blooming, Ju-Aug.

MARCUS, 36 in., buff yellow, dusted bronze, July
MARY FLORENCE, 40 in., large apricot buff, July-August
MOONBEAM, 60 in., pale yellow on well-branched stalks

PALS MOON, 4O in., fine pale yellow, Jul 30 2.50
PATRICIA, 36 ins; lavely eel sania fine substance, July 3 3.00
SATAH, 4O in., nasturtium red, darker eye, July 22D 2.00
SCUDAN, 4O in., like a golden trillium, good at night, June-July 25 2.00
THERON, 36 in., dark red-purple, July 50 4.00
VESTA, c+ in., glistening orange, good substance, July 7 eae 2.50
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AMELIA EARHART, deep violet blue, flaring falls
BLUE CHARM, light sky blue, medium height

CAESAR'S BROTHER, tall dark blue-purple, fine for cutting
EYPHROR, tall dark blue

GATINEAU, large clear sky blue

HELEN ASTOR, beautiful red-parple

KINGFISHER BLUE, tall graceful medium blue
LLEWELLYN, Rich blue—purple

MISS DULUTH, velvety blackish violet

MORNING MAGIC, tall stems with blooms of orchid pink
NORA DISTIN, deep blue, falls edged white

PERRY'S PIGMY, small medium blue, heavily veined
RED RAIDER, red purple with fine substance
SNOWCREST, tall with large white flowers

SUMMER SKY, pale blue and white

TURQUOISE CUP, tall sky blue, very nice

TYCOON, huge violet blue

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WHITE DOVE, tall willowy stems, pure white flowers : 10.00
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AFRICA, a favcrite deep red 250 12.00
A, LEO SCHLAGETER, bright scarlet red 2.00 15.00
BORDER QUEEN, large florets, deep watermelon pink 1.50 12.00
BLUE BOY, very geod blue, on bushy plants 2.00 15.00
CAROLINE VANDENBERG, large lavendar blue florets 1.50 12.00
DAILY SKETCH, tall light pink with carmine eye 1.50 12.00
EH, I, FARRINGTON, tall salmon pink yin! lew ia) @,
FLASH, deep carmine-red strong grower 2.00 15.00
GOLIATH, large royal scarlet se 8) 12.00
HARVEST FIRE, tall, large trusses of brilliant flame color T.50 12.00
LILLIAN, early, cameo pink with slight blue eye 2.00 15.00
MARY LOUISE, large pure white 1.50 12.00
P, D. WILLIAMS, soft rose pink, with darker eye 50 12.00
PINKEITE, soft blush-pink, 2 year plants only 2.00 15.00
PROGRESS, very pale violet blue 2.00 15.00
SAIMON GLOW, lively salmon pink, strong grower 2.00 15.00
SAN ANTONIO, tall dark purple-red, 2 year plants only 1.50 12.00
WM. KESSHLRING, large violet florets, white eye 1.50 12.00

ECHINOPS TAPLOW BLUE

This is an outstanding globe thistle. The globes are larger and of a blue
mach deeper in color than the ordinary echinops ritro. It blooms on stalks about
3g, feet tall in July, and if the stalks are cut back when through blooming, it will
bloom again in September on shorter stems. than the previous bloom. It is very
effective in the garden and makes a lcong-lasting cut flower.

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