CHOICE DAHLIAS 



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JOHNSON'S 



SUPERB 



DAHLIAS OF SPECIAL 

 MERIT 



GKNKKAL ItCTLER (Fauci/ Cactus). 



Velvety maroon, tipped white, very 



distinct color. 20c each. 

 KRIKMHIL.DK (Cactus). Exquisite pink 



and white flowers, one of the most 

 popular Dahlias and invaluable for 

 cutting. 20c. each. 



MBS. H. J. JONES (Cactus). Scarlet 

 crimson, striped white, exquisite both 

 in color ami form. 20c. each. 



VOUOE&(Caclus). Splendid rich yellow. 

 Pel feet cactus form. 20c. each. 



MRS. BOOSEVELT (Decorative). This 

 novelty has probably won more ad- 

 miration than any Dahlia heretofore 

 introduced. The beautiful silver pink 

 flowers ure gigantic in size and perfect 

 in form. 25c. each. 



MRS. WINTERS (Decorative). Large, 

 chaste, snow-white flowers, of the 

 rarest beauty and refinement. 20c. 

 each. 



FLORIDORA (Cactus). Dark velvety 

 crimson an early and profuse bloomer, 

 of exquisite form and color, 20c. each. 



GALLIAKD (Cactus). Rich glowing 

 carmine, long tubular incurved petals, 

 one of the very best. 20c. each. 



We will mail one each of the 

 above 8 desirable sorts for $1.50. 



CACTUS DAHLIAS 



Clias. Woodbridge. Rich crimson 

 flowers of the finest cactus type. 



Miss A. Jones. Bright crimson scarlet, 

 splendid color. 



J. W. Fife. Purple maroon, very rich. 



Hunold. Tile red. Immense flowers. 

 Splendid. 



Britannia. Deep salmon flesh. Dainty 

 color, large, earlyand free. 



Capstan. Orange scarlet, shaded apri- 

 cot, brilliant. 



Countess of Lonsdale. Pink and amber. 

 Large; flowers of perfect form, in 

 prolusion. The most satisfactory 

 Cactus Dahlia in cultivation. 



Karl of Pembroke. Bright plum, splen- 

 did quilled petals. 



Fighting Mac. Rich blood red. A free and continuous 

 bloomer. 



Queen Wilhelmina. Deep chestnut. Free and tine. 



Rosenhagen. Salmon rose, edges magenta 



Slrahlen Krone. Intense cardinal red. very large, an 

 early and continuous bloomer. 

 Any of the above varieties, 15c. each; $1.50 per dozen, 



postpaid. 



DAHLIAS 



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DECORATIVE DAHLIAS 



Catherine Duer. Newport's fashionable flower, iridescent 

 crimson scarlet. 



Clarlbel. Large, rich, royal purple flowers, on long, grace- 

 ful stems, a splendid variety. 



Grand Duke Alexis. Pure white, delicately tinged pink, 

 fine. 



Henry Patrick. Snow white, large and free. 



Lucille. Old gold, odd and prettj . 



Mephlsto. Orange scarlet, one of the brightest. 



Sundew. Massive orange scarlet (lowers in great profusion. 



Sylvia. White shading to pink, large, early and tree. A 

 fine color. 



Wm. Agnew. Dazzling pure red, exquisite color and 

 form . 



Zulu. (The black Dahlia.) Black maroon, rare shade 



Any of the above varieties, 15c each; SI. Ml per dozen, 

 postpaid. 



SHOW DAHLIAS 



Carol. Pure white, delicately tinted soft pink. Sturdy and 



free. 

 Client Large deep velvety crimson. Splendid form and 



color. 

 Kffiily. Lavender and white. Large and distim t. 

 Frank Smith. Deep purple maroon, lipped white with 



pink shadings. One of the most charming fancies. 

 Frank Goodman. Purple, tipped white Verj distinct 

 Jno. Bennett. Salmon buff. A. rare and attractive shade. 



Kaiser Wilhelui. Yellow, tipped carmine. Fine quilled 



form and conspicuous color. 

 Maid of Kent, Rich crimson tipped snow white, variable. 

 Purity. Snow white, of ideal form. 

 Queen Victoria. Splendid golden yellow. Beautifully 



quilled. 

 Red Hussar. Bright cardinal red. of perfect form. Very 



free. 

 Tims. Westcott. Fiery red, tipped white, beautiful. 

 Arrah-na-Pogue. Fancy, maroon tipped white, verj 



distinct. 



Buffalo Rill Fancy, golden orange, striped crimson 

 Le Phare. Bright red (lowers on long stems, sp endid 

 Model of Perfection, Deep rose. Small but beautiful 

 Bowers, i><>th In form and color, 



1'rince ltisniari k Exquisite rich purple. 



Red Head. A dwarf beading plant, producing large, beau- 

 tiful bright red Bowers in the greatest profusion 



Any of the above soils, 15c. each J SI SO per d 

 postpaid. 



MIXED DAHLIAS 



We have a large surplus of undivided field- 



grown roots in unnamed varieties from * iplert 

 did collection, al lOc each; fi 00 pei doaet 

 per 100; Sioou per 1000, 



