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W. W. WILMORE, DAIILIA SPECIALIST 
Peony Flowered Dalilias 
Tlsnx^B to the ri^ht Indicate height. I>rlcee, e:icept where noted, 25c each. 
Nearly All Are FiuD lor uattlng. (Strongf Tubers.) 
Ft. High. 
I Appro.\imate. 
CHATENAY. Old rose, shaded salmon pink. 
Largo flower and good stem. Extra good 4 
COCONINA. Intense, vivid red produced on good 
stems. An early and free bloomer 1 
CARUEI^IiO. Light cherry red. shaded orange. 
Pi-t.ils loosely arranged and curved. A free 
bloomer 4 
CIiEOFATRA. Oriental red. base of petals yel- 
low, .sluuiing to bronze red; very showy 4 
DUKE HENRY. Brilliant red. Large broad pet- 
als. Very free bloomer _ 1 
DR. H. H. RTTSBY. Very large, often 6 to 8 
inches in diameter: an early and constant 
bloomer, producing its Immense bright lemon 
flowers in profusion. Plant vigorous and 
healthy; extra fine 5 
FREDA NEWMAIT. Bright orange bronze, mar- 
gined with old gold. Long stem, excellent for 
cutting. An extra tint; novfelty 4 
GEISHA. The showiest and most attractive of 
this type yet introduced. Petals very long, 
curved .and twisted. A rich combination of 
scarlet and gold, shaded to amber yellow. A 
queen among Dahlias. 50c each. J5.00 per doz. 4 
HORNSVEI^D. Rosy salmon. Flowers very large. 3 
KIA ORA. A fine peony form with long, grace- 
ful stems. Flowers large and good form. Color 
rosy pink, shading to white 4 
I^AJARA. Pure lemon. Flower large and per- 
fect in form, stems long. A very free bloomer. 4 
KENAWHA (1918). An immense flower with 
broad flat petals; stems very long and erect. 
Vermilion red. shaded to amber 5 
MME. BYSTEIIT. Very beautiful, pure lilac lav- 
ender; large size and lovely form; erect, on 
splendid stems; one of the best. 50c 4 
Ft. High, 
Approximate. 
OURAY. Deep blood red. Flower very large and 
rather loosely constructed. Stems very long ... i 
FKENOMINE. Rich cream pinU. Fine form, 
stems long, excellent cutting variety 4 
QVEEIT EnoiA. A magnificent sort that appears 
almost ai'tifioial. It is of a charming shade of 
Mallow or Hollyhock pink 5 
QUEEN VaiiHEJ^MINA. Immense flufCy flower 
of pure white, with yellow center 
SHERIiOCK HOI^IOES. Lovely lilac or mauve 
pink. Stems long and erect 4 
SOUVENIR FRANZ J.1SZT. Dark purple, ma- 
roon. Veined and shaded with white. Flowers 
verv large and stems long. Very good 4 
SOUTH FOIiE. Very large, of fluffy form. Pure 
snowy white. Extra fine. 50c each 5 
ST. EIiMO (1920). A fine large flower, borne on 
long stems. A rich shade of apricot with pink 
shading. An early and free bloomer. 50c each. 5 
SONORA (1920). A superb new shade of old gold. 
Flowers large and even in form; produced on 
long, erect stems. A fine new variety. 50c ea. 4 
THE CIiARION. Carmine pink, shaded old gold. 
Stc?ms long and erect 4 
TEMPTATION. Delicate creamy pink, shaded to 
blush. Stems long. An excellent cutting variety. 5 
VHtACJE BEIiIiE. Very large. Color rich am- 
ber, heavily shaded with cherry. Long, erect 
stems. A fine variety 5 
VAN DYKE. Mammoth flower, salmon rose, tint- 
ed heliotrope. Petals twisted. The most pop- 
ular of this type 5 
WUMORE'S MASTERFIECE. A gigantic flower 
of clear, pure color, without shading, borne on 
long stems, often 20 Inches in length. Blooms 
early and continuously through the season. 
Color, clear rich tango. For best results this 
variety should be planted alone in rich soil 4 
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Charles Clayton 
Country Girl 
V-j actus Daklias 
CACTUS 
(Newer Introductions 
Frices quoted are for strong tubers. 
Ft. High. 
Approximate. 
ATTRACTION. Large, elegant flowers of a clear 
lilac rose; long, strong stems. It is an exhi- 
bition and garden sort of rare merit. $1.00 
each; $10.00 per dozen 3 
AURORA. Soft pink, tinted white, with gold 
shading; very free bloomer, good stem. 25c 
each 3 
CHARI.es CI;AYT0N. The strongest words of 
pr.-vise are not extravagant when applied to this 
wonderful cactus. Stems are long, holding the 
flowers well above the foliage. The color is a 
most intense red. so vivid as to dazzle the eye. 
Flowers are large in size and are produced 
freely. Price, 25c each 4 
of Special Merit 
VARIETIES 
Are Indicated by Date.) 
Figures to the right indicate height. 
Ft. High. 
Approximate. 
CHIFETA. A mammoth flower borne on very 
long stems which hold the flower erect. Rich 
amaranth red. A pleasing color. Flowers 5 to 
7 Inches in diameter. 50c each 4 
CHARM. Petals long and regular, delicate .sal- 
mon rose, changing to pale pink; often pink 
edged with salmon rose. Very fine both in 
color and form. 25c each 3 
COUNTRY GIRI^. Base of petals golden yellow, 
suffused with salmon rose, a bright and pleas- 
ant combination of color, difficult to describe. 
Flowrrs very large and perfect In form. Price. 
25o each 3 
