Marian Broomall—This beautiful semi-cactus is an ex¬ 
quisite pure pink on the outer petals shading to white 
in the center, and has an extra large, beautiful flower, 
which is held erect with long, stiff stems—a very lovely 
Dahlia. Marian Broomall is one of our favorites, and 
always attracts much attention. Root—$1.00. 
Mariposa, S. C.—Always will be a favorite in our garden, 
and one of the “best sellers” all over the United States. 
Color a pure light pink with a touch of mauve. Good 
center—75c. 
Nibelungenhort—Cactus. About one-fifth decorative type. 
Soft amber pink, shading to flesh pink. Extremely 
pretty and a good cut flower, either for the house or 
for exhibition—50c. 
Orientale (Newsom-1931), F. D.—Oriental in color; rich, 
warm tones of deep glowing orange, and amber at the 
tips of the petals. Borne proudly on the ends of long 
rigid stems, very tall and vigorous. Orientale will de¬ 
light you. Roots—$2.00. 
Regent—Large American cactus of clear mauve pink. 
Incurved formation of flower is very pleasing. Free 
bloomer—75c. 
Paul Michael (California Decorative), D.—Probably the 
largest of the California decoratives, with a stem that 
carries the flower well. Color is deep orange buff, 
shading to old rose on reverse of petals—$1.00. 
Pride of California, D.—Large, deep red flowers of fine 
form and good keeping qualities. Held high on long, 
rigid stems—50c. 
Princess Pat, D.—A most beautiful flower of old rose, 
deepening toward center. Flowers large and perfectly 
formed on long, stout stems—75c. 
Purple Queen, B.—A perfect flower of purple—50c. 
Queen of the Garden Beautiful, D.—An immense clear 
yellow bloom borne on a stiff stem—75c. 
Rory O’More, D.—A striking fancy of deep maroon, 
tipped white. Large flowers and perfect stems. A very 
attractive variety, especially in the garden—75c. 
Rose Nell, D.—Color a clear bright rose, which attracts 
immediate attention. The flowers are immense and of 
perfect form on extra long, wiry stems. Does well in a 
warm climate—50c. 
Santa Anna, S. C.—Salmon rose suffused with gold. The 
flowers are held well above the dark green foliage on 
good stems—$1.00. 
Sagamore, D.—Light apricot buff medium size, good stem. 
A good grower and excellent bloomer. Flowers are 
highly prized for their color and keeping qualities—75c. 
Susan G. Tevis, D.—This decorative has a distinctly new 
color tone, best described as a deep shade of lilac with 
a bluish sheen. The blossoms are held upright on long, 
stout stems. An excellent exhibition and cut flower— 
$ 1 . 00 . 
Santa Barbara, F. D.—Color true pink. Twice on the 
Honor Roll and winner of the Achievement Medal. 
The stems are long and stiff—$2.00. 
Salbach’s White, F. D.—The most perfectly formed large 
white Dahlia we have ever grown. Excellent stems, 
good keeper. Roots—$1.00. 
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