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HENRY A. DREER, PHILADELPHIA, PA., WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 



Decorative Dahlias of Recent Intro- 

 duction and Special iVlerit 



Varieties marked * are best for cuttinii. 



Per 



Black Beauty. Deep velvety-maroon; almost black 



^Catherine Duer. Iridescent-red 



♦Clifford W. Bruton. A fine, bright yellow 



*Caronna. A miniature pure white 



Dragon d'Or. A soft yellow 



*Deiice. Its beautiful soft, yet lively color, a glow- 

 ing rose-pink, together with its perfect shape, and 

 stout, stiff stems, makes this one of the most valu- 



ble for cutting. Plants ready April 15th 



F. L. Bassett. Carmine-purple 



Gold of Ophir. Rich old-gold 



*Henry Patrick. Beautiful pure white 



*Jack Rose. Brilliant crimson-red 



Jeanne Charmet. Pleasing shade of violet rose . . 



Juno. A rich velvety reddish-brown 



*Kalserln Augusta Victoria. Valuable on account of 

 its early flowering; of medium size, pure white • • 

 *Lyndhurst. Brilliant cardinal-red, a fine cut flower 

 Lucie. Pale ecru with old-gold rose shadings . . . 

 *Mlss Minnie McCuIIough. Soft yellow, overlaid 



with bronze 



IVlonte Rose. A delicate rosy-mauve, tinted carmine 

 *Mont Blanc. Very large flowering, creamy-white . 

 *Mrs. Chas. L. Seybold. Crimson-carmine, tipped 



and more or less marked with white 

 *IVlrs. C. W. Bassett. A pleasing delicate mauve- 

 pink 



*Mrs. Roosevelt. Of immense size and remarkably 

 free-flowering. Of a delicate silvery rose. Plants 



ready April 15th 



*Mme. Van den Daele. A charming soft rose shad- 

 ing to white in the centre 



*JVlnie. A. Lumlere. Ground color white, suffused 

 with red, the tips being pointed with bright violet- 

 red. Plants ready April 15th 



Orange King. Rich, glowing orange-scarlet .... 



Ouray. Rich deep velvety-maroon 



*Perle de Lyon. Not only the most valuable white 

 decorative Dahlia but one of the best white of any 



class for cut flow^er purposes 



Princess Victoria Louise. Bright solferino-red • . 

 Rlese von Stuttgart. Probably the largest Dahlia 

 of this type, in color a bright blood-red, shading 



deeper to the centre 



Sea Shell. A pretty miniature varying in color 



from shell-pink to crimson-pink 



Senor Leon Perez. Delicate mauve-pink, shading 



to white at the centre 



Souvenir de Gustave Doazon. Of mammoth pro- 

 portions, pure red in color 



*Sylvla, Soft pleasing mauve-pink 



Seven Oaks Scarlet. Vivid orange-scarlet . . . 

 Souvenir de Maurice Rivoire. A deep amber suf- 

 fused and marked with raspberry-red at the tips . 

 Triomphe de Schmitt. Carmine-red, flamed to- 

 wards the centre with golden-yellow and suffused 



with crimson 



*Willlam Agnew. Rich carmine-red 



*Wilhelm Miller. Aniline-red, suffused purple . 

 Yellow Colosse. Very large primrose-yellow . . . 



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SHOW DAHLIA, PRINCESS VICTORIA 



DECORATIVE DAHLIA, SYLVIA 



Choice Double Show and 

 Fancy Dahlias 



Varieties marked* best for cutting. 



Per doz. Per 100 



*A. D. LIvoni. A splendid clear pink 



^Arabella. Light-yellow, shaded peach-blossom . . 



*Caleb Powers. Delicate shell-pink 



*Charles Lanier. The largest deep-yellow Show 



Dahlia 



Chameleon. Flesh, shading to crushed strawberry 



Cuban Giant. Large, free, bright maroon 



*Dreer's White. Introduced by us in 1909. In color 

 a pure glistening white, resembling in form the 

 popular Grand Duke Alexis, while in freedom of 

 flowering it is not surpassed by any. It has suc- 

 ceeded in all parts of the country and has met with 

 much favor as a cut flower. Plants ready April 15th 

 Duchess of Cambridge. Base of petals white, suf- 

 fused aniline-red, tipped amaranth-red 



Emily. Solferino, with white markings 



Frank Smith. Maroon, each petal tipped white . . 

 *Qrand Duke Alexis. Large, massive flowers, ivory- 

 white, with a faint tinge of rose 



Hero. Aniline-red of fine shape 



*John Walker. An elegant pure white 



Lucy Fawcett. Sulphur-yellow, striped rose . . . 

 Lady Maude Herbert. Pale yellow, tipped crimson 

 Mariner. Apricot, tipped with carmine-lake 

 Miss Browning. Canary-yellow tipped with white 

 Miss May Loomis. White, suffused with soft rose • 

 *Mlss Minnie Vosberg (New). The freest flowering 

 white show variety yet introduced. Plants ready 



April 15th 



*Mme. Alfred Moreau. Pure mauve-pink; very large 

 *Pandora (New). A most delicate soft mauve-pink, 



Peeress. Yellow with tip of fiery-red 



Pendent.. Crimson-maroon 



Progress. Soft rosy-lake, spotted and pencilled crim- 

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*Princess Victoria. The earliest and freest-flowering 



primrose-yellow 



*Red Hussar. Pure cardinal-red 



*Oueen Victoria. A popular light yellow 



Striped Banner. Cardinal-red with broad white 



stripe through centre of petal 



*Susan. A beautiful shell-pink of splendid form . . 

 *Yellow Duke. A splendid primrose-yellow .... 



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