Chrysanthemums

Now is a good time to order cuttings or young plants for next year's blooming. The following are good varieties:

Japanese Chrysanthemums For Exhibition

Brilliant, amaranth.

Florence Penford, primrose, chrome reverse.

F. W. Lever, cream.

Henry Perkins, yellow, chestnut flakes.

J. H. Silsbury, crimson, yellow reverse.

John Peed, white, pink edge.

Lady Hopetoun, blush.

Leigh Park Wonder, crimson.

Madame G. Rivol, yellow, shaded rose.

Madame Paolo Radaelli, ivory or pale pink.

Magnificent, crimson, yellow reverse.

Master David, crimson, yellow reverse Melchett Beauty, yellow, rose flakes Mr. F. S. Vallis, yellow Miss Mildred Ware, bronze Mrs. A. H. Lee, crimson Mrs. A. T. Miller, white Mrs. Barkley, rosy mauve Mrs. F. W. Vallis, crimson Mrs. G. Mileham, rose, silvery reverse President Viger, lilac Rev. R. D. Eves, white, tinted pink Splendour, bronze Valerie Greenham, lilac.

The following Japanese varieties are free bloomers, and will prove useful for conservatory decoration, and for cut bloom. They comprise early as well as late bloomers:

Useful Japanese Varieties For Amateurs

Altman's Yellow.

Framfield Yellow.

Heston White.

Kathleen Thompson, brown.

Madame F. Perrin, pink.

Market Gold, late yellow.

Money Maker, white.

N. C. S. Jubilee, lavender.

Niveus, late white.

October Crimson.

Soleil d'Octobre, mid-season yellow Source d'Or, orange Viviand Morel, pink Winter Cheer, late amaranth W. H. Lincoln, late yellow.

Incurved Varieties For Exhibition

A. H. Hall, purple Buttercup, yellow Duchess of Fife, white and lilac Embleme Poitevine, yellow Godfrey's Reliance, chestnut Lady Isabel, lavender Ladywell, lilac.

Mrs. Barnard Hankey, mahogany Mrs. F. Judson, white Mrs. G. Denyers, pale pink Triomphe de Montbrun, crimson and buff W. Biddle, lemon.

Good Double Garden Varieties

Carrie, yellow.

Claret, dark red.

Firefly, red.

Freedom, purplish rose.

Guinea Gold, light yellow.

Horace Martin, yellow.

Le Cygne, late white.

Lillie, pink.

Maxim, chestnut.

Minnie Carpenter, terra-cotta.

Nina Blick, bronzy red.

Rabbie Burns, salmon pink.

Ryecroft Glory, yellow.

White Quintus, white.

Beautiful Single Varieties

Altrincham Yellow Bronze Edith Pagram, late Crimson Queen, late red Distinction, early rosy cerise Dolly Iniff, early red Florence Gillham, early white.

Gem of Merstham, early crimson Glady Hemsley, late pink Good Hope, early rose Ladysmith, pink Mrs. Gwynn Powell, late blush Sandown Radiance, crimson.

The early singles may be grown out of doors if desired; the late varieties had better be grown in pots.

The following are pretty Chrysanthemums belonging to minor sections:

Dr. Sharp, magenta reflexed Mdlle. Elise Dordan, pink pom- Lady Margaret, white Anemone- pon flowered William Westlake, yellow pompon