Ft. RiKh. 
Approxtmate 
SALISBURY WHITE. (Show.) In this 
wliite we have one of the very best 
whites for cutting. It is rather below 
niciliuin size witli :t >ztm<] -item, rnul n 
fire blooraei 
SCARLET QUEEN. (nGcorutive.) A ' 
wonilei fill bloomer. The flower is rather 
below uieiiiuni size, and when in fnll 
bloom is a perfect blaze of color. It is 
the earliest of all and continues fi-eely 
throughout the season. Color, light 
scarlet . 
^^^^ 
Ft. High. 
Approximatt" 
STAR. ihic- is a seiai-iloubUi, and the 
only one I grow of this class. Its beauty, 
however, entitles it to the first place In 
any collection. Color, leraou ground, 
flecked and striped with cherry red. 
Very fine for cutting f 
VERDIFLORA. Introduced from Bpg- 
land and is a natural curiosity. Its 
flowers are as green as the foliage, and 
are produced in profusion. For design- 
ing or decorative work with other colors 
it has no equal. Plant dwarf and com- 
pact. An early bloonn i "' 
Star List ^-^'l^'iZ'i^^^t:''' Continued 
See Illustration of Types and Forms on Last Page. 
One to three strong germs to each Bulb. Price, I5c. each ; per Dozen, $i.50. 
Ft. High. 
Approximate. 
COLUMBUS. Also a new introduction, 
M'hirh possesses many points of merit 
lyight cherry red, tipped and shaded 
Ft. HlBb. 
Approximate. 
A medium Sized 
ALT A. Canary yelloy. 
Dower witli very long stems 5 
AMERICAN BEAUTY. Yellow ground, 
tipped and shad'.il with crimson, 
superb flower 
A. D. LIVONI. Rich pink. Finely 
fnriiiiMl. A von' liaridsome flower 3 
BUTTERCUP. Golden yellow, tipped and 
shaded with cherry red. Very large 
ami of exquisite form 3 
COPPER KING. (Wllinore's.) Light cop- 
pery red, A distinct shade of color. 
Perfect form 4 
COLONIST. I»Hik fawn. .\ distinct 
color. lOxtra huge size. A noble flower. 2V.i 
CRIMSON KING. Peep crimson. Very 
constiiut in lulor. .\n early and free 
blodiiier 3 
CAMELIAFLORA. Pure white. A per- 
fectly formed flower of medium size. 
COMET. .'\ pompone of rare attraction, 
jiroduciug an abundance of small, ball- 
like flowers, in color ranging from deep 
red to white 
Willi pure white, 
tion 
A valuable aequisi- 
ELLEN McGRAW. White ground, deeply 
cilgcd with rosy ilhic: i1..\',it.. ilm..^! 
loiiiul. Very good . . 
EMPEROR. Yellow ground, tipped with 
( licrry: ijuitc a free bloomer 
GEN. BIDWELL. (Wilraore's.) Pure 
lemon yellow. Of superb form. One ' 
tlie best of all yellows 
GLORI DE LYON. Pure white. The 
Largest v.-hite dahlia in cultivation, al- 
most round as a ball 
GEO. RAWLINGS. Maroon. Fine form. 
.\ gi n ml flower 
HECTOR. Light cherry red. .A fine 
form, with long stem. 
JOHN FORBES. Fawn color, stuped 
maroon.. Very large and free, possess- 
ing all the 'properties of a first class 
tlowfr 
V. V. VILMORE, Dahlia Specialist 
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