GENERAL CATALOGUE OF PLANTS, 
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CACTUS DAHLIA, JUAREZI. 
DAHLIAS. 
Our dahlias attracted more attention, and 
called forth a greater degree of admiration 
the past summer and autumn than any 
other flower we grew. In no other flower 
has there been such a marked degree of im- 
provement as ill the dahlia. The new cac- 
tus dahlia, with its long, twisted petals and 
brilliant colors, does not resemble the older 
types in the least. Dahlias require a rich, 
loamy soil and a sunny position. We have 
spared neither time nor money in making 
this superb collection. We offer strong, pot 
grown plants, which will give the best re- 
sults, for 10 cents each, $6 per too. 
A. Patti. Clear, deep pink ; very double. 
Ariel. Large snowy white. 
Cleopatra. Beautiful shade of pink. 
Cameliaflora. The purest white; of 
medium size. 
Crimson Ball. Deep crimson ; globu- 
lar form. 
Dawn of Day. Buff, shaded terra cotta. 
Exquisite. Pink, tipped and shaded 
violet. 
Formosissiina Picta. (Cactus.) Long 
petals of a bright scarlet color ; open center. 
Flamingo. Bright crimson. 
Fire King. A beautiful cactus dahlia 
of the brightest red imaginable. 
Guiding Star. A bouquet dahlia oi 
purest white ; the petals are laced and 
quilled ; a gem. 
Golden Redder. Bright golden yellow. 
Guinea Hen. (Pompon.) Crimson, 
flaked and speckled white. 
Ida Fisher. Pearly white ; full center. 
Jiiarezi. A cactus dahlia, with long, 
twisted petals of brightest scarlet ; large. 
J. C. A. Stanza. A fine terra cotta. 
King of Maroons. Fine large maroon. 
Linkhurst. (Cactus.) Very large scar- 
let ; open center. 
Miss Bond. A fine straw color. 
Pursuit. The black-laced bouquet dahlia; 
a beauty. 
Quaker. Terra cotta, variegated pink ; 
an old favorite. 
Snowball. (Pompon.) A snowy white 
ball. 
Sport. Variegated crimson, rose and 
white ; extra. 
Win. Buchner. A pompon pink. 
White Dove. A white-laced flower of 
great beauty. 
New Dahlia, '* The Fair Unknown.” 
A new dahlia that was sent us without a 
label ; one that has not seen it can have no 
idea of its beauty ; a clear lemon, shaded 
and tipped pure white. By far the most 
beautiful dahlia we have ever seen. 25 cts. 
