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Superb New Cactus Dahlias of 1909, 
Blitz. 
nium-lake of exceptionally fine form, with narrow, in- 
curved petals, the flowers held well above the foliage. 
Hagen. Remarkably free-flowering, perfect flowers of 
medium size, of a rich purplish-brown, with deep aniline- 
An early and free-flowering rich and brilliant gera- 
red markings, giving it a striped appearance. 
H. Shoesmith. One of the brightest varieties, a bril- 
liant carmine-red of good form, with long, narrow petals. 
Herziloide. 
at the base, a soft pleasing color. 
Helene. A fine dwarf very free bedding variety, flowers 
on stiff stems well above the foliage, centre creamy white, 
passing toa pleasing mauve-rose on the outer petals. 
Ivanhoe. Of perfect dwarf habit, flowers large, with 
long, narrow petals and of a deep but bright straw- 
Delicate rosy-chamois suffused with yellow 
color. 
Leuchtfeuer. A brilliant variety of a bright blood-red 
with deeper shadings; the flowers are very full and of fine 
form. 
Libelle. A very free variety, with large flowers of good 
‘form; of a distinct purple color, rich and pleasing. 
Marjorie Caselton. A very pretty variety, outer petals 
rose-pink, tips and central florets pure white; free- 
flowering. 
Mme. Camille Pabst. A very distinct shade of deep 
amber-yellow, suffused with salmon-rose, flowers of 
good shape. 
lirs. George Stevenson. A bright, sparkling yellow, with 
large, perfectly formed flowers on long stems. 
Ortwin. A compact bedding variety, producing handsome 
flowers of a distinct salmon-flesh color with rosy hue. 
Princess Ilse. Medium-sized flowers of elegant form, centre 
delicate rose suffused with carmine, gradually passing to white 
on the edges. 
New Cactus Danuta, SCEPTRE. 
Our Dahlias were awarded a GRAND PRIZ 
New Cactus Dautia, HELENE: 
Sceptre. 
ers on long, 
to mauve-rose on the tips with a salmon sheen. 
S. M, Mosaffer Eddin, A distinct and pretty flower of a 
rich analine-red, petals long and peculiarly twisted on the 
ends. 
Thomas Parkin. A magnificent flower of the most re- 
fined type, petals very narrow and incurved, cqlor en- 
tirely distinct, a beautiful mars-orange. 
Thusnelda. Chamois suffused with rose and pink, a very 
delicate color, long pointed petals, forming an ideal 
A free-flowering variety, producing good-sized flow- 
stiff stems, color at base of petals yellow passing 
flower. 
Vesuve. A flower of fine form, medium size, of a rich 
geranium-lake, with deeper shadings. 
Warjag. Orange-carmine tipped with bright carmine, 
making a brilliant iridescent red effect, flowers of good 
size and very regular form, an early and late bloomer. 
W. Hopkins. Very large size, long twisted petals, pro- 
ducing a flower of good form; color ox-blood red, fre- 
quently showing the reverse of the twisted petals, which 
are of a light rose, and which intensifies and brightens 
the color in the body of the flower. 
Price: Any of the above, 35 cents each; $3.59 per dozen; 
$25.00 per 1€0; the set of 20 Superb New varieties of 
1909 for $6.00. 
FANCY CACTUS DAHLIAS. 
A distinct type, in which the flowers are beautifully 
striped and variegated. 
‘Alpha. Creamy-white, with pencilings, spots and stripes 
of reddish-purple. 
Comet. Delicate lilac, penciled, spotted and striped with 
tyrian rose. 
Vesuvius. Ground color buttercup-yellow, striped and 
spotted with Oriental-red. 
30 cts. each; $3.00 per doz, One of each for 76 cts. 
E atthe Alaska-Yukon-Pacitic Exposition, 1909. 
