MY 1918 INTRODUCTIONS. 
MRS. F. C. BURNS 
Awarded fourth prize C. D. S. Trial Gardens 
1917. A shell pink decorative, very striking, one 
of the best for all purposes, excellent habits. Very 
choice. $2.50 each 
FRANCIS BURNS, Jr. 
Awarded third prize C. D. S. Trial Gardens 
1917. Light pink shading to white in center; this 
variety is exceptional prolific good stems, flowers 
medium size. The coming dahlia. $2.50 each 
SAN RAFAEL 
An unique paeony dahlia salmon pink shading 
to yellow, same coloring as Beauty of Glasewood 
or San Rafael rose, good stems and keeping qual- 
ities. Something different. $2.50 each 
MT. TAMALPAIS 
Dark red paeony. One of the largest dahlias 
to date; taking the first prize for the largest dahlia 
in the show C. D. S. 1917, flowers 11 inches across, 
very prolific and good stems. $2.50 each 
EUGENE BURGLE 
One of my best 1918 introductions, a red dec- 
orative very prolific and fine for cut flowers, an 
improved seedlings from the famous Minnie Burgle 
which I introduced in 1911. $2.50 each 
For new varieties plant from seed. 
