Chrysanthemum named Quaker (G6-217-WS)

Abstract

A new white daisy-like chrysanthemum suitable for year round production in four-inch pots, generally with a seven week response, and distinguished by a profuse production of medium sized flowers having spoon-tipped ray florets. This plant is also well suited for garden culture and if planted as vegetative cuttings and pinched until flower initiation, the result will be a large mound of white by the time the plants flower.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct chrysanthemum variety, substantially as herein shown and described, distinguished by its profuse production of white daisy-like flowers having spoon-tipped ray florets, by its adaptability to year round production in small pots, and by its suitability to be grown as a garden chrysanthemum.