CACTUS DAHLIAS 



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KAY FRANCIS — Light yellow; large and 



free 50 



KISS ME — Red and white, not large, but 

 very profuse, with extra long stems 

 for cutting 50 



KOKI — Oriental red shaded yellow. 

 Great spectacular flower of Japanese 

 origin Net 2.00 



LEIDEN'S ELEGANCE — Crimson to deep 



vermilion large blooms on long 



stems well above the foliage 75 



MISS ELSIE JANE — An artistically 

 formed flower of shrimp pink with 

 cream shadings at center, and tipped 

 violet rose .50 



MISS FLORENCE SMITH— A particularly 

 chaste white, often almost imper- 

 ceptibly tinted on older florets. 

 Plants are tall, and have a fern-like 

 foliage Net 1.50 



MODEL 999 — Large fiery red 3.00 



*NEW GLORY— Dark rich crimson red, 



tipped white 75 



ONE GRAND — Brilliant canary yellow — 



huge flower on the best of stems 2.00 



ORIENTAL BEAUTY— A tall growing 



bright rose pink, good stems 75 



*PRACHTKERL — Splendid large prim- 

 rose yellow 75 



ROBERT E. LEE — A free blooming rich 

 deep scarlet red that is very decora- 

 tive for the garden 50 



SATAN — Flame red with a slight touch 



of gold at the center 50 



SCARLET WONDER — Not large, but 

 very dependable for cutting, or exhi- 

 biting in the medium size class 1.00 



STAR OF BETHLEHEM— Fine tall, pure 



white, very free .50 



Cactus Dahlias 



Root 



ACME — 1. C. Soft yellow with coral pink 



tips .50 



BEAUTfi— I. C. Clear yellow cactus of 

 medium size that is a very desirable 

 variety 1.50 



BERNICE GEER— I. C. A mulberry lav- 

 ender or dull old rose; of large size 

 and vigorous habit 1.50 



CHEERIO — I. C. Lovely for cutting is 

 this cactus of medium size — in a 

 blend of peach and creamy yellow 1.50 



COMETEER-^t. C. Clear golden or- 

 ange. Excellent for cutting 75 



♦DULCINEA— 5t. C— A soft rose red of 

 perfect form. Only a fair producer 

 of roots, however 1.00 



*FRAU IDA MANSFIELD ST. C— A deep 

 yellow of great substance; the petals 

 revolute and are cleft. An early 

 and profuse bloomer. Poor root 

 maker Net 1.00 



