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Marjoric Cuslleton 
Indomitable. A magnificent flower with long, narrow, 
incurved petals; color rosy mauve, tinting lighter to- 
ward the tips 
J. B. Fry. Primrose yellow, shading delicate lilac rose 
toward tips; very fine 
Jeanette. Fine clear yellow 
J. B. Riding. Golden yellow, shaded darker 
Johannesburg. Immense size, deep yellow, with bronze 
shading; a free bloomer on long stems 
J. H. Jackson. Very large, rich velvety maroon, a strong 
vigorous grower and free bloomer 
Juliet. Rosy pink, tinting lighter toward the center. 
Very large, with long, incurved petals 
J. B. Briant. Rich yellow, of immense size, one of the 
best exhibition flowers. Petals long, narrow and 
beautifully incurved 
J. W. Wilkinson. Very large, bright violet crimson . 
Kriemhilde. Deep rosy pink with lighter center. A 
distinct and valuable variety as the flowers keep a 
long time after cutting 
Lawine. A magnificent flower of largest size, white 
suffused blush 
Libelle. Beautifully formed, dark purple, profuse 
bloomer. Always full to the center 
Liberty. A superb variety of most approved incurved 
form. Rich velvety maroon heavily tipped bright 
crimson 
Leuchtfeuer. Fine form, bright red, shaded darker. 
Lucia. Yellow, shaded buff, tipped white 
Lyric. Large, rich yellow, shaded bronzy red, early 
and profuse bloomer 
Mary Farnsworth. Pure yellow, heavily tipped pure 
white; distinct 
Mary Service. Bright salmon, edged and overlaid 
lilac, an improved Countess of Lonsdale 
Master Carl. Bright orange salmon, the largest cactus 
dahlia grown 
Marjorie Castleton. Rosy pink, tinted lighter toward 
center and tips •. 
Miss D. Oliver. Soft primrose shading to light yellow. 
Daintily formed and profuse bloomer 
Morning Glow. Soft golden yellow, tipped amber. 
V ery large and profuse bloomer 
Mrs. H. J. Jones. Scarlet tipped white. Bright and 
effective 
Mrs. George Stevenson. Very large, clear canary 
yellow, the best yellow cactus 
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Mrs. F. Gristed. Very large, rich crimson. Slightly Each 
overlaid violet $ .25 
Mr. Moore. Bright crimson, margined maroon 15 
Mrs. C. G. Wyatt. An exquisite pure white cactus; 
with long narrow incurved petals; early and profuse. .50 
Mrs. C. Page. Rich crimson 25 
Mrs. DeLuca. Golden yellow tipped orange; veryfine. .25 
Mrs. H. Shoesmith. The best pure white Cactus 
Dahlia 25 
Mrs. McMillan. A splendid cactus, color, soft silvery 
pink. Profuse bloomer 25 
Mrs. Reginald Bailey. Immense size, splendid form 
with long, narrow, incurved petals; color, brilliant 
glistening crimson; early and continuous bloomer on 
long stems. The finest crimson cactus 50 
Mrs. Winstanley. Orange red 25 
Perle Hilde. A delicateshell pink sport of Kriemhilde. .15 
Pink Pearl. Soft rosy pink. An early and profuse 
bloomer 25 
Pius X. A superb snow white; a strong grower and 
free bloomer 20 
Phoenix. Large, rich cardinal red with carmine 
markings. Plants 25 
Portola. Clear orange, heavily tipped blush white. 
Very distinct and pleasing 35 
Primrose. Large, clear primrose yellow 25 
Queen of Hearts. A beautiful pure white, with yellow 
at the base of petals 25 
Red Admiral. Rich fiery scarlet; large fine form and 
a profuse bloomer 50 
Rev. Arthur Bridge. A remarkably beautiful variety; 
color bright yellow, heavily tipped bright pink 25 
Reliable. Salmon yellow, shading darker. Very 
profuse 20 
Rev. D. R. Williamson. Rich velvety crimson 25 
Rosy Morn. Bright carmine rose, tinting lighter toward 
the base of the petals 15 
Roland von Berlin. Bright cardinal red, very fine 15 
Ruby. Bright ruby red, very free 15 
Ruth Forbes. Large, deep pink, a strong grower with 
long stems 25 
Sequoia. Large golden bronze; fine form; long, stiff stems. .25 
Striped Kriemhilde. A striped sport of Kriemhilde. 
Color, white, striped pink 25 
Snowden. The grandest white cactus for exhibition or 
the garden; very large, an early and profuse bloomer. 
Stock limited. (See page 8) 35 
Mrs. C. G. Wyatt 
All our illustrations are half-tones from photographs taken of our flowers. Come and see our fields this fall 
