W. W. WILMOKE, DAHI.IA SPECIALIST 
IS 
Cactus Daklias 
of Special Merit 
CACTUS VAJRIETIES 
Prices quoted are for strong- tubers. Figures to the right indicate height. 
Charles Cla3rton 
Ft. High, 
Ajipi-oxiTruile. 
ATTBACTIOIT. T^aige, elegant flowers 
of a clear lilac rose; long, strong 
.stems. It is an e.x'liibition and gar- 
den sort of rare merit. $1.00 each; 
510.00 per doz 3 
CHAIM.es CLAYTON (W). The 
strongest words of praise 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 
CHIFETA (W). 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 
COUNTRV G-IRI^. Base of iietals 
golden yellow, suffused with sjilmon 
rose, a bright and pleasant combi- 
nation of color, difficult to describe. 
Flowers very largo and perfect in 
form. Price, S.'ic each 3 
COUNTESS or lONSDAlE. The 
freest flowering Cactus Dahlia in 
the collection, and perfect in forin. 
Color, an exquisite shade of rich sal- 
mon, with Just suspicion of apricot 
at the base of the petals. 25c each.. ;i 
EMFKESS. A gre,Tt exhibition flower 
of beautiful form and large size, 
with long, tubular incurved petals 
of a most pleasing tint of tyrian- 
rose. 50c each 3 
EMIIiY RUSSEIi. Flowers very freely 
on excellent stems. A good cutting 
variety. Color. American Beauty 
red. A fine novelty. 25c each 3 
Ft. High, 
Approximate, 
FAIRIES' I.ANTERIT (W). A minia- 
ture cactus form, Kxceptionally 
neat and chaste in form. Color, 
scarlet and white. A little gem. 
25c each - ,. 3 
GOI.DEN GATE. A very large hybrid 
cactus of a rich deep golden-yellow 
suffused and shaded fawn; lights up 
well under artificial light. 25c each-. 4 
G'OI.DX.AII'D. One of the best yellow 
cactus yet introduced. A splendid 
flower, on good stiff stems. Fine for 
cutting: early and free. 25c each.— 4 
GOIiDEN WEST. A superb flower of 
exceptional size, often 7 inches 
acrits.s. ."-itoms long and rigid, hold- 
ing till- ll.iwcr to f^uU view. Color, 
golden ,\elluw shaded to pure yel- 
low in center. Has no superior, 
50c each 4 
GEORGE WAITERS. One of the 
laigest of all Dahlias; measures 
fi-oni 7 to II inches without disbud- 
ding. Stems very long and wiry. 
Color, salmon pink, shaded to old 
gold. t)ne of the best Dahlias 
gi-own. Will pass in either cactus 
or decorative class. $1.00 each 3 
KREIIVIHII.se. Shell pink, shading 
to wliite in the center. A very popu- 
lar cutting \ariety. 25c each 4 
MARY SEIRVICE. A flower of ex- 
quisite form and unitiue coloring: 
purplish rose, shading to heliotrope. 
Fine for cutting. 25c each 4 
Fairies' I>antern 
