Cannelis’ Floral Guide, 1909 
690. UPLANDS — Bright crimson scarlet. 
06 ?. 
691. UP-TO-DATE — Coral pink, veined 
yellow ; a model flower. 
692. VICTORIAN — Fancy Cactus; pinkish 
white, striped and speckleil deep crimson and 
purple. 
693. VICTORY— Fiery red. 9</. 
694. VIOLETTA — "V iolet-rose, flushed crim- 
son ; distinct ; good. 
695. VIVID — Bright orange-scarlet ; good. 
696. W. COLLIS — Plum, shaded crimson. 
9rf. 
697. WEST HALL SCARLET— Bright 
scarlet ; good. 9d. 
All those not 
698. WHIRLWIND — Shining crimson. 9d. 
699. WHITE SWAN— Pure white, tinged 
green at base of florets. 
700. W. HOPKINS — Blackish maroon ; 
handsom c. 
701. WILLIAMSONI— Bright orange-red ; 
large. Is. Or/. 
702. WREATH MAKER— Pure white ; 
useful. 
703. WM. MARSHALL — Rich orange 
yellow centre ; large. 
704. WHITE LADY-A good white variety. 
9d. 
706. YELLOW GEM — Lemon-yellow ; 
good. 
iced 6d. each. 
POMPON CACTUS-SHAPED DOUBLE DAHLIAS. 
706. BRILLIANCE — Orange-scarlet. | 712. LITTLE FRED — Primrose shading 
707. CANNELLS' GEM — Soft red. An , to white, green tips. 
Award of Merit. i 7l3. MIGNON — Bright pink. 
708. CORONATION — Bright scarlet ; free. I 714. RAKETE — Orange-scarlet. 
709. GRACIE — Yellow and white. 715. TOMTIT — Mauvy-pink, narrow petals. 
710. LITTLE ALBERT — Buff and yellow. ; 716. TITUS — Lemon yellow changing to 
711. LITTLE DOLLY — Mauve pink ; buff, tipped white. 
pretty. ' 717. WHITE GEM — White, long stems. 
GIGANTIC-FLOWERING DECORATIVE GARDEN DAHLIAS. 
718. F. GRINSTED — A first-class garden 
decorative variety and producing in great abun- 
dance fine large double flowers, deep yellow 
ground, distinctly striped and marked a clear 
and effective red. Long flower stems standing 
well out from the foliage. Good habit ; recom- 
mended. 2^ to 3 ft. high. Is. 
719. JEANNE CHARMET— A seedling 
from Mme. Van den Duel; the flowers measure 
eight inches across, and are borne on long and 
wiry stems ; the exquisite colours are pink-lilac 
at the edges, pure white towards the centre, and 
light yellow at the margins ; each ligula is edged 
with a Picotee-edge of deep violet-red ; very free ; 
dwarf habit. 9(/. 
720. MME. A. LUMIERE — Unique 
colouring, pure white with violet-red points ; a 
fine contrast of colours ; distinct. %d. 
721. MME. KELLER — Orange ground, 
marbled with a fiery-red, shaded with violet- 
carmine ; very interesting colouring. 9cf. 
722. PAPA CHARMET — Generally ad- 
mired. Very large double flowers of the 
Douzon type, and of a beautiful deep crimson- 
maroon. The broad petals have a slight twist 
in them which adds to its distinctive beauty. 
Free flowering. 3i ft. Is. 
723. SOUVE'NIR DE GUSTAVE 
DOUZON — The flowers produced by this 
variety are prodigious and as regards size", quite 
a rival to the sunflower ; colour of a pleasing 
and attractive shade of orange-red ; a sensational 
and invaluable variety for all large floral 
designs. 9d. 
724. VARIABILIS — As its name denotes 
the colouring of the flowers is variable, and in 
shape somewhat of cactus formation. The 
general run of blossoms are of a deep amber- 
chestuut colour, tipped, edged, and marked 
white, and others are almost self ; large, quite 
distinct. SJ ft. Ls. 
725. YELLOW COLOSSE-For the de- 
coration of the park, garden, large borders, 
carriage drives, and other similar positions, 
those varieties having noble flowers of distinc- 
tive colours are absolutely essential to produce 
the desired effect. Large double flowers of the 
brightest yellow. Freely produced well above 
the foliage. Good compact habit. 3^ ft. Is. 
DECORATIVE AND REFLEXED DAHLIAS. 
The following are most useful and lovely for general garden decoration, and should be generally 
cultivated : — 
726. AUTUMN GLORY — A splendid 
yellow variety ; large. 
727. BEAUTY OF KENT — Crimson-red, 
pure white tips, effective, very useful for the 
late autumn. 
728. CANNELLS’ CREST— Bold flowers ; 
reddish crimson. 
729. CONSTANCE, OR ARIEL— White. 
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730. COUNTRY GIRL- Golden yellow, 
amber tij>s ; bold. 
731. FIREFLY — Intense fiery orange-scar- 
let, tipped white ; striking. 
732. GERMANIA— Silvery flesh. 
733. GLARE OF THE GARDEN (or 
FIRE KING)— Scarlet. 
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