W. W. WILMORE, DAHLIA SPECIALIST 
9 
Ft. High, 
Approximate. 
GBACE STEPHENS. An erect grower with long 
Stems; flowers well above the foliage. Color, 
lavender pink 3 
OOIiDEN SUN. A large massive flower, golden yel- 
low, shaded lighter in the center 4 
GOIiD OP OFHIB. Old gold shading to amber. 
Large and full 4 
HENRY FATKICK. Pure white. Flowers are very 
large and pui'e in color 5 
JACK KOSE. Biillinnt crimson-red, rich and glow- 
ing, similar in shade to the popular "Jack" Rose, 
which suggested its name 4 
IiYNDHVBST. Scarlet or vermillion. A noble 
flower 4 
I^AVENDEB BEAUTV. A clear, soft lavender 
shade. PetaLs deeply serretted 4 
MAIS OP KENT. Intense scarlet, variegated with 
pure white; frequently a solid scarlet 4 
MINNIE MCCUI.I.OUOH. A remarkably free bloom- 
er of medium size. Rich amber tinted rose 3 
Ft. High, 
Approximate. 
MBS. HARTONO. Very large and exquisite form. 
Color, light fawn, suffused with pink. Very hand- 
some 5 
MBS. Z.INSEB. Blush pink, fine in color and form. 
Early and free; fine for cutting 4 
MBS. T. P. DE WITT. Clear amber yellow, fine 
form 3 
MANZ&NOIiA. Intense vivid red. Flowers are 
large and finely formed, showing well above the 
foliage 4 
NEIiIiIE STEWABT. Rose pink of flat form. An 
e.irly and very free bloomer 4 
OFAIi QUEEN. Light sulphur, overspread and 
shaded with a tinge of pink, but giving varying 
hues according to light ^ 
SUIiTANA. (Decorative.) Rich amber yellow, 
streaked and dotted with bright red. Flowers 
early and free ^ 
SYIiVlA. Soft pink with tighter center. Long stiff 
stems. A profuse bloomer, fine for cutting 4 
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strong Tubers. Price, ISc each; $1.50 per doz., postpaid 
Ft. High, 
Approximate. 
ANmE MOOBE. A fine variegated flower of medium 
size. Color, a beautiful combination of cherry 
pink and white 3 
A. i;. CEASE. Creamy white, streaked with purple; 
sometimes solid purple 3 
A. D. IiIVONI. Rich pink, finely formed. A very 
handsome flower 3 
ABABEIiIiA. A large perfect form. Pale lemon, 
shading to primrose at the tips 3 
AIiTUS. Rich purple, tipped with white 4 
BON TON. A fine ball-shaped flower of a deep gar- 
net red. An extra fine Dahlia 4 
BON MAZA. (Uncertainty.) An odd Dahlia, but 
one of the best. White ground, streaked and 
marbled in a curious manner with bright red.... 4 
PBANK SMITH. Rich dark maroon: sometimes 
tipped with pure white, shaded into pink. One of 
the best 5 
FIBE BAIiIi. A mo^t intense dark red. with long 
stem 4 
PIiOBAIi FABK JEWEIi. Rich purple red, tipped 
and slri|iei] witli while. Sometimes solid color. 
Very early and free 3 
aiiOBI DE I.YON. Pure white. The larrest white 
show n.Thlia in cultivation; round as a ball 3 
QOIiDEN TBEASUBE. A beautiful burnt orange 
color. Fliiwer large, well formed and full to the 
center 3 
G-IiENCOE. Bright scarlet. Flower almost ,ts round 
as a ball. A fine variety for cutting- .'; 
lONACIO. .A remarkably henlthy, strong-growing 
plant, with long stems and large, full flowers. A 
deei), cleai" red 4 
JUANITA POBS. Flowers very large, borne on 
long stems. Color, deep cardinal red. An excel- 
lent variety for cutting 4 
KATE RASIiAM. A beautiful soft pink. Petals 
beautifully (lullled 3 
Ft. High, 
Approximate. 
KAISEB WIIiHEIiM. One of the grandest flowers 
in cultivation. Of immense size and perfect form. 
Deep yellow, tipped and shaded with cherry red.. 4 
IiASY MUiDMAY. A very beautiful flower. White 
ground, shaded to pale lavender. Very large and 
full. A free bloomer 3 
IiUCY PAUCETT. Sulphur yellow, streaked and 
llecked with crimson. Fine 5 
MISS DODD. Purest yellow, of extiuisite form and 
col<)r. A remarkably handsome flower 3 
MISS BUTH. Lemon yellow, tipped with pure 
white; sometimes clear yellow 3 
PIONEEB. Dark maroon, sometimes almost black. 
One of the best among the dark colors 4 
FUBFIiE OEM. Rich royal purple, clear and con- 
stant. This variety is a decided improvement 
over the old varieties. A flrst-class flower 4 
PURITAN. White ground, shaded lavender pink, 
streaked with red; long stem 3 
QUEEN OP YEIiIiOWS. Fine clear yellow. An early 
and very ]irolilic lilo'imer 3 
QUEEN VICTORIA. Canary yellow. -A. fine shaped 
bloom jiroiiured on long fine stems 4 
SNOW. A ben\ititul pure white. long stem. Kxcel- 
lent for cutting 4 
SALMON QUEEN. BnlT sUmon. rounded and full.. I 
STBASEI.I.A. 
full 
Large 
purple flower rounded and 
THE BABOTT. ..\ strong, rolnist .grower, producing 
bright \ellnw ilowrrs, stniu'tintcs tipped with 
while. In Torni the lUiwri- i.s nrarl.s- round. Stems 
long*. .\n excellent N'ariety for cutting 4 
THE CHIEF. Deep garnet red. Fine for cutting. . 4 
VEBIDIFIiOBA. ..\ natural curiosity. Its flowers 
are a.f green as the foliage, and are produced in 
profusion 2 
WHITE SWAN. Pure wliite. medium size 4 
