THE DAHLIA. 61 



Lacemaker — Deep carmine; sufifused and often tipped white; very free flowering. 



Lady Fair — Primrose tinged soft pink; very distinct. 



Lady SwatMiiig.—Very large; clear yellow, shading to deep salmon pink. 



Lawine — A magnificent flower of largest size; white suffused blush. 



Leda — Cream, shading to deep violet rose. 



Leuchtfeuer.—Fine form; bright red, shaded darker. 



Liberty — Rich, velvety maroon heavy tipped bright crimson. 



Lustre — Scarlet-vermilion, shading to crimson; an early, free and continuous bloomer. 



Lyric — Large, rich yellow, shaded bronzy red ; early and profuse bloomer. 



Magnet — Salmon buff; fine. 



Magpie — (See page 61.) Distinct; color varies from delicate pink to rich maroon, with intermediate 



variations. 

 Marathon — V.ery large; yellow, shaded rosy carmine. 



Marg. Bouchon — A charming, bright, lively pink, tinting to flesh pink at center ; splendid form. 

 Marjorie Castleton — Rosy pink, tinted lighter toward center and tips. 

 Mary Famsworth — Pure yellow, heavily tipped pure white; distinct. 

 Mary Furrier — Large, rich red ; fine form, long stems. 

 Mary Service — Bright salmon, edged and overlaid lilac. 

 Master Carl — Bright orange salmon; the largest cactus dahlia grown. 

 Masterpiece — Soft sea amber at base of petals passing to lilac rose at tips. 

 Mauve Queen — Beautiful clear mauve. 

 Mercury — Yellow striped and penciled crimson. 

 Mjillicent — Orange carmine; very free. 

 Miss Stredwick — Very fine and large; rose and white. 



Miss Wilmott — Orange, shading to scarlet; large, early and free, with long, stiff stems. 

 Mme. Desmaris — Bright rosy scarlet, tinting lighter at tips with golden suffusion. 



Mme. Fschenauer — Yellow at base of petals, passing to sulphury white suffused and tipped rosy lake. 

 Mme. Henri Cayeux — Soft clear pink with lighter center; very fine. 

 Model — Very pleasing, yellow passing to rose. 



Monarch. — Bright bronzy red, yellow center; large, fine exhibition flower. 

 Morning Glow — -Soft golden yellow, tipped amber; very large and profuse bloomer. 

 Mrs. Brandt — Very large; yellow, shading to salmon buff; splendid form. 

 Mrs. C. G. Wyatt — A beautifully formed pure white cactus, with long incurved petals. 

 Mrs. C. Page — Rich crimson. 



Mrs. D. Fleming — Very large; pure white, with long, narrow, incurved petals and long, stiff stems. 

 Mrs. I>e Luca — Golden yellow, tipped orange; very fine. 

 -Mrs. F. C. Stoop — Fine yellow; good stem. 

 Mrs. H. J. Jones — Scarlet, tipped white; bright and effective. 

 Mrs. J. F. Mace — Very large, of beautiful regular form. Color, soft shell pink. 

 Mrs. H. Shoesmith — The best pure white cactus dahlia. 

 Mirs. Seal — Deep maroon, tipped light rose. 

 Nancy Mae — Dark, rich cardinal red. 

 Nellie Kiding — Deep crimson, each petal tipped pure white. 



Nerthus Glowing, bronzy orange yellow, tipped carmine rose. 



New York Very large; orange yellow, shading to rosy salmon. 



Nibelungenhort Immense flowers, 7 to 8 inches across; rich golden apricot, suffused old rose. 



Ferle Hilda A delicate shell pink, sport of Kriemhilde. 



Phoenix Rich cardinal red with carmine markings ; large and fine. 



Pink Pearl — Soft rosy pink; an early and profuse bloomer. 



Pius X A superb snow white; a strong grower and free bloomer. 



Prima Donna. — Large creamy white, with long slender petals. 



Primrose Queen — A splendid flower with long, narrow, incurved petals; clear primrose yellow. 



Prince of Yellows — Soft, golden yellow; very profuse bloomer. 



Regularity — Bronzy yellow at' base, shading to rich red; with long, narrow, incurved petals. 



Heine Cayeaux — Dark, rich red ; an early and profuse bloomer, 



Beliable Salmon yellow, shading darker; very profuse. 



Kev. D. B. Williamson — Rich velvety crimson. 



Rev. T. W. Jamison — Yellow, suffused lilac. 



Bheinkoenig — A large and very early and free-blooming pure white cactus. 



Bheingau — Very large ; brilliant scarlet, produced freely on long, stiff stems. 



Bichard Box — A superb yellow, of large size and splendid form ; clear light yellow. 



