New, Rare and Standard Cactus Dahlias — Continued 
Each 
$0.25 
GAILLARD. Vivid vermilion, fine form; stiff stems 
GENERAL BULLER. Very bold and striking. Rich 
velvety maroon, shading to crimson tipped white; a 
profuse bloomer on stiff stems, well above the foliage. . . 
GENERAL PERSHING. A large creamy white hybrid 
cactus, with curved and twisted petals. A strong vigor- 
ous grower and profuse bloomer. Color white with cream 
shadings at centre 25 
GEORGE SCHOFIELD. Long, whorled, incurved, nar- 
row petals. _ Color, yellow at center deepening to 
apricot; distinct white tips 75 
GLADYS BATES. Very large; tan, with a reverse of 
rose. Splendid form and profuse bloomer. Plants 75c. 1.50 
GOLDEN EAGLE. Bright yellow suffused rose fawn. 
The petals are long, narrow and pointed. Produced on 
extremely long graceful stems. A profuse bloomer 35 
GOLDEN GATE. Large; golden yellow suffused orange. .35 
GRAPHIC. Richest crimson, shaded maroon, tipped 
white. Long pointed incurved petals. A beautiful flower, 
with long stems 35 
HARLEQUIN. Bright carmine, edged and tipped white. .25 
H. H. THOMAS. One of the finest forms of the incurved 
cactus type. Flowers are large with numerous long 
narrow incurved petals. A beautiful deep rich crimson. 
A strong vigorous grower 
H. L. BROUSSON. White center, passing to rose, with 
white tips. Very narrow petals 
HOMER. A splendid cactus, with long, narrow, incurved 
petals. Color, a bright, rich maroon; a free bloomer on 
stiff stems 
IRENE SATIS. An exhibition variety of immense size, 
with long pointed petals. Color lemon yellow shaded 
golden bronze; stiff stems ■ 
J. B. BRIANT. Large, soft yellow, a fine exhibition 
variety; petals long, narrow and incurved 
JENNY WREN. A fine shade of yellow, suffused and over- 
laid pink. An excellent commercial and garden variety. . 
J. H. JACKSON. Still one of the best and most reliable of 
the so called black Dahlias; rich velvety maroon, shaded 
black. A fine large flower and a free bloomer 
JOHN RIDING. Deep, rich crimson; large flowers witli 
incurved petals; good stems 
JUPITER. Large size, with long, narrow, incurved 
petals. Color rich bronze, penciled crimson 
JUSTICE BAILEY. A splendid, large hybrid cactus of 
fine form. Color deep rose pink, shaded lavender, 
tinting to silvery pink at the center 
KRIEMHILDE. Deep cerise pink, tinting to creamy 
pink at centre. A distinct and valuable variety as the 
flowers keep a long time after cutting 
LACEMAKER. Brilliant, carmine red, each petal dis- 
tinctly lipped while; a very profuse bloomer 
.35 
.50 
LADY HELEN. Very large; a beautiful < 
markings of cream and cream tips. 
ise shade with 
5 lants 51.00; 
LAWINE. A magnificent flower on long stems. White, Each 
lightly suffused pink. A strong vigorous grower, early 
and profuse bloomer. One of the best for commercial 
cut flowers and for the garden. (See cut, page 18). §0.25 
.20 LIBELLE. Another grand variety of medium size, a pro- 
fuse bloomer. Color a beautiful aster purple; very effec- 
LUMESCH. A cross of Mine. A. Lumicre and Mme. 
Eschenauer. A most beautiful and distinct variety of 
hybrid cactus form. The color is white suffused pink, 
heavily shaded carmine. A popular color combination' 
that is pleasing and effective. An early and free bloomer .75 
MARIANNE. A beautiful flower, borne erect on stiff 
stems. Yellow, suffused golden amber, shaded bronze. . 1.00 
MARJORIE CASTLETON. The best standard pink- 
Cactus Dahlia. It is much softer than most of the pinks, 
and is an early, continuous bloomer. The color is soft 
rosy pink, tinting lighter toward the centre. It is a very 
rapid grower, with good stems and keeps well after 
cutting. (See illustration, page 19) 
.25 
.50 
.50 
LA FAVORITA. 
Splendid form ar 
4!^ feet 
Brilliant orange, 
I stems. Size 6 to 
suffused 
7 inches 
scarlet, 
height 
MARY PURRIER. A splendid bright red, of large size 
and long narrow incurved petals; stiff stems. 
MELODY. Large, with long narrow incurved petals. 
Yellow tipped white 
MILTON HOWARD. A most pleasing and distinct new 
Cactus Dahlia that appeals to all. Color clear pink, 
tipped white 35 
MISS STREDWICK. Large, with long narrow petals, 
fine form. Rose tinting lighter at center 35 
MME. ANNIE MARIE CHANTRE. Color, bright rosy 
lavender or orchid color; splendid form and' profuse 
bloomer on long slender but stiff stems 50 
MME. ESCHENAUER. An ideal Dahlia of exceptional 
merit. Most pleasing and effective color, being yellow at 
base of petals, passing to creamy white, suffused and 
tipped pale lilac. Delicate and chaste 35 
MME. HENRI CAYEUX. Clear pink, tinting to white at 
the tips. Long slender petals. A strong grower and 
extremely profuse bloomer. A refined Mary Bouchon. . .50 
MODEL. A beautiful cactus of exquisite form and color- 
ing, being a clear yellow, passing to rose; very distinct 
and effective 35 
MORNING GLOW. Soft golden yellow, tipped bronzy 
amber. Fine form and profuse 35 
MRS. A. C. JAMES. The large flowers are rich salmon 
buff, with a suffusion of yellow. The flowers are of good 
size, fine form on long stiff stems 1.00 
MRS. C. G. WYATT. A strong vigorous grower, pro- 
ducing the beautiful snow white flowers profusely on 
long stiff stems. Beautiful form with leng narrow in- 
curved petals 50 
MRS. CHAS. SCOTT. A fine bronzy yellow; finely 
formed, and a profuse blocmer. Always full at centre. . .25 
MRS. FRANK THOMAS. Pure white, of fine form and 
great substance. The large flowers are borne facing on 
strong, cane, stiff stems. The plant is of dwarf, branching 
habit, an early, free and continuous bloomer. On account 
of its habit, will be especially valuable for the garden. A 
grand front row variety, and excellent for exhibition and 
cutting. 3 feet 1.50 
MRS. H. J. JONES. Scarlet tipped white 35 
MRS. NAT. SLOCOMBE. Fine form and good size, 
borne on erect stems. Color, deep sunflower yellow. .. . 1.00 
MRS. RICHARD I. OHRMAN. A splendid pure yellow, 
of large size, fine form and produced on long, stiff stems 1.00 
.75 MRS. STEPHENS. Soft primrose, ve 
fine. 
We guarantee the description of every Dahlia described in this catalogue 
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