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ew Paeony Flowered Dahlia, Mrs. Wm. Kerr. Smowing its natural habit of blooming i 
and fuUg-dereloijed /lower. Com iiarinon with foliage shows the large size; you c< 
BERCH. VAN HEEMSTEDE. A new paeony variety 
that will be generally grown as soon as its good" 
qualities become known; color pure yellow, large 
size, fine form and free bloomer 
BERNICE. Soft rose pink; large broad petals, very 
large flowers on stiff slender stems 
CANARY. Pure canary yellow of very largest size; 
an early, free and continuous bloomer on long slender 
stems; the best yellow 
DOCTOR A. KUYPER. A grand variety; color rich 
orange, a strong grower, early and free bloomer. 
Strong roots 
FRITZ SEVERIN. White suffused pink and heavily 
tipped violet rose; distinct 
F. R. AUSTIN. (See illustration, page 18.) One of 
the most striking and valuable paeony dahlias in ex- 
istence. The beautifully colored flowers arc of large 
size, averaging 6 to 8 inches across, while the illus- 
tration on the preceding page shows its fine form. 
Each 
Color, the outer petals are very long creamy yellow 
suffused, banded and shaded rich crimson; the inner 
petals are yellow at base tinting lighter, and suffused 
pink and crimson. The plant is a very strong vigor- 
ous grower, an extremely early and free bloomer, 
and continues to bloom the entire season, making 
it the most valuable for garden, exhibition or cut 
flower purposes. Strong roots 
JESSIE CAIN. Golden yellow at base of petals, suf- 
fused and blotched scarlet, tipped yellow. A beautiful 
flower, of large size, with long broad, slightly pointed 
petals. Strong vigorous and profuse 
Koningen Wilhelmina. Immense fluffy flowers of 
pure white, with yellow center 
MRS. HUGH DICKSON. A grand new paeony dahlia, 
with large rather heavy flowers of those rich "Autumn 
shades" that are so popular. The large flowers are 
produced freely on long stiff stems 75 
Mrs. Robt. Bates. Pink white on long stiff stems; 
early and profuse bloomer 50 
$ .50 
1.00 
.25 
All our illustrations are half-tones from photographs taken of our flowers. Come and see our fields this fall 
