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WM. ELLIOTT & SONS' RELIABLE BULBS AND PLANTS 



Show Dahlia, Burgundy 



TWELVE BEST FANCY DAHLIAS 



Each 15c, doz., $1.50 



AMERICAN FLAG. Pure white, striped crimson. 



ELEGANS. Rosy purple, tipped and banded white. 



FRANK GOODMAN. Rich purple, tipped white; distinct. 



GILT EDGE. Pure white, margined deep gold. 



HARLEQUIN. Brilliant crimson, striped and tipped pure white; 

 dwarf. 



LOTTIE ECKFORD. White, spotted and striped pink and crim- 

 son. 



MARIE GEHRING. Canary yellow, penciled red. 



MRS. STANCOMBE. Straw, suffused amber, penciled red, mot- 

 tled and tipped pinkish white. 



MISS BROWNING. Purest buttercup yellow, tipped snow white. 

 The most beautiful and chaste in the entire collection; sometimes 

 the flowers are solid yellow. 



PENELOPE. White, flaked lavender. One of the best. 



RUDOLPH KUHL. Velvety maroon, tipped white. 



S. SICKMAN. Dark maroon, edged white. 



Single Dahlia," Buttercup 



TWELVE BEST SINGLE DAHLIAS 



Each 15c, doz. $1.50. 



AMI BARRILET. Pure garnet; very rich; free-flowering. 



ANEMONE. Pure white; early and free. 



BUTTERCUP. A great acquisition as a bedder: always covered 

 with meduim-sized, strikingly formed richly shaded yellow flow- 

 ers. 



FASHION. Crimson maroon, darker shadings. 



GOLD STANDARD. Pure deep yellow; very large. 



GRACIE. Snow white, suffused delicate blush shading to soft 

 pink at the center of the flower which is large and produced in 

 abundance on long slender stems. 



JUNO. White, tipped bright rose; yellow disc. 



MINNIE. White spotted and penciled pink and delicate crimson. 



MOLLIE. Color light pink, with pure white disc around the 

 center; early and profuse. 



MRS. BOWMAN. Solferino; a fine large flower. 



POLLY ECCLES. Satin fawn with red disc. 



WILDFIRE. The purest, richest scarlet. 



TWELVE BEST SHOW DAHLIAS 



pink, 



Each 15c 



with quilled petals. The 



A. D. LIVONI. Beautiful soft 

 standard pink for cutting. 



BURGUNDY. Deep plum, with white and carmine markings at 

 the base of the petal. Large and showy. 



EMILY. Shades of lavender and white. Very large, beautiful 

 and striking. 



HERCULES. Very large, rich, crimson scarlet. 



JOHN WALKER. The best pure white Show Dahlia for exhibi- 

 tion purposes. Beautiful, full, round form with high center. 



KAISER WILHELM. Very large, fine form; quilled petals yel- 

 low, lightly tipped carmine. 



Deli- 



doz. $1.50. 



LA FRANCE. Large, soft, delicate pink. 



MRS. GLADSTONE. One of the finest exhibition varieties. 



cate shell pink. Fine texture. 



RED HUSSAR. Intense scarlet crimson; the best of its color. 



RUBY QUEEN. Ruby red, richly shaded. Fine large flowers and 



long stems. Profuse flowering. 



STANLEY. Bright golden yellow, heavily tipped red. 

 WILLIE GARRETT. Richest crimson scarlet; perfect form; pro- 

 fuse bloomer. 



DOUBLE DAHLIAS IN SUPERB MIXTURE 



To those not particular about named varieties, these give grand satisfaction. Each 10c, doz. SI .00. 



