The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
HUySEWELL CHRYSANTHENUMs.
Beautiful Specimens shown at the Private
Grounds at wellesley.
From The p s,on Ereninc Transcript

From The b Ston Erentno Trdrscrpt
Hollis II. Hunnewell does not exhibit his
chrysanthomums in Boston. but retains them
az Wellesley Tor n private exhibition.
The Chrvs lnthemums are grouped In an
effective. brilliant mass within the conservatory.
Fun twenty-four pots. and mainly large ones,
are banked together. mixing one great glow
ing garden Of chrysanthemums, all the plants
being from cuttings struck this spring. Best
among these specimens. although choice is
difficult. are the first half dozen mentioned:
4 splendid Mutual Friend. with white. reheSed
'orots: Louis Boehner. pink and feathery.
Of the Mrs. Alpheus Hardy chrysanthemum
tyne, imported from japan. Marion Henderson.
its dainty yellow norets rolled up tight. In
corkscrew fashion. Georgia Pitcher. Of the
finely formed. incurred Japanese tyre; Madame
iFodson. brick red, and Elma. a japanese va
rioty. with massive broad yellow forets.
Close r%ivalliug thes. in beauty come n superb
specimen Of ile pnyN. an almost pure Chinese
Ms. tINrl'S tu"t-. ct pur" C2!uc1e type. with
every tlprrt ircurycd. EquNlv good spcCi-
mans ur" Black Hawk, a. dark-red; Nl7pah,
"a single r" l-iInk typical cITystn'h"in.ln.
rnprr-c, ing he origina! ghrv~lut Icmum. in
form ui lnw"r Ike the oN-ev" 4 fi-y. the ray
'Iri dix 1nro,- d~i~tll,tN mlrkc!. Cara. a
I1pt,c.c hu'more lowered vnrIcty resembling
the mlrlIcH'" and differing from the typiC'l
form b. having the dis, fo'els more dcy"l-
nt''. FlrfH4 w fll~. % '-ilh', ana Also hT-,
g. T. BI--It. With pll" lemon yellow ~incurvet
norc'-. \ ptrilcullrl. interesting plant IS
Ch"urcrE, yellow in color. = sport from Silver
Cloud. which i = vivid ~llmnr pink. \ Chem
peck recently exhibited Ia Boston, had only 4
few, v"!l"w hio>-"m- me I",, having reverted
There i n splendid M--. r 4 Constable,
WI white flowers "swirlci" or twisted. a sport
from Inrl, which j. rink, but similar In form.
viii -iurr frTc's 0uelv i%uourvei. n Geo-gl-
anna Brrn3lil: d "mili!l canary Yellow.
"A dc"r -ir1W-"o!1r"d Jennie r ironcr, a 'h!rlity
oi cy''u-li" PINK. an L"ih smith, on" II the
nrst ~ gpcn, rugged now somewhat, but more
h"lnuipl ~ arc lnan ,Ni'n trs' developfei,
Trophy. c7rly AMI fall hln,soIu"d, a, yellow
up'rur1 : vonrlH. raised by Dr. Nalcutt of
tamh~il.r. one of The Gr.l ovhihiiars IL clry--
uuthcmuIn-. AMI "a whit" MIiSc. attEic'iy" IN
I'll -rg.p-. ou" 70" 'ho boost fnr suHl pots \
most o|n,',ive plan, v~.t.ouI w.i,n no eXhi-
a -%ociius Of Nlr. T, II Hatlcld', uhc gard
oncr, own Rising.
IN .p'.ti '?ldhinl, alsr, arc The ,%insiC-
g. hear 80" lr'li oow"r The" are mlEsl"d
c'"'tiv"iy VII. 'h" manr-hi'-, '.cd Wwt-.
\ nriIlrlh.r Uir j. mo white -Cr linz 1t Fu
IL 20 2and raised hy II \ Cane o We; "w-
ton. Another T. the hrili1rt veil ~ flower
n,r"l Tor " II Lincoln Of Br.ohin" IN"
of q lot SON hy a J%iitH"~" student to Mr.
Alph"g. li'r = az ~" sam" tiu' win he IA
nous p'lurl variety. ofhor vlfi"'i", ar"
Dr. ii.II, "a llghf terra Gotta in color, Ni,h
,ir"p ri stain. vcr, effective under electric
light; Ri~tipu". yellow, with a stain Of pins.
West \"Ntuu, another 81 Ir Canes rai'lng
Oriental Glorr. IN pa" linE. W ~'halNi,k.
"a Slurrp Vhi'" iU"'rv"i b.You: Maud Dctu.
Win i~ncuryed Pink Il ,rcts. formerly a great
cN.ipirpn Nlrietv. lady Htnahan, salmon
rink, a -pr u from th" yivil mink Vivian Morrl:
President N"rin. - lr"nch vorietv. deep chrome
yellow: Mrs. George Peabody. fllly white
incurved Kate Br omLead. orange yellow,
adv lsl,"l,. shell PINK, an EuelI-h
variety: ~ " Holmes. glowing red: Syhil Kavc.
lighI pink: M James S~hriupton. deep maroon:
M1rgiicii'c ,lclgrdS. n In. hrOnHv %incUrvcd
bloom, and Ella Pres. an old variety, but a.
WAYS n desirable one. rr>emblin a. IL docs the
pavhrcak carnati0n in color.
Surh A wealth Of varied hua of every shade
from The rich reds and vellows down 20 paiest
pink and pure white makes one feel anew the
force of Euskin's words; none OF Us
enough anpreciate the nobleness and sacred
ness OF color. The fact l. that of all Gods
gift, 70 the sight Of man color is the hottest,
tAc most divine. the most soh