18 
dahlias from Delight-U Garden 
HILLCREST ROYALIST —ID 1933. Large flowers 
of great beauty of a deep purplish red color/ grown 
on the sturdiest of stems. Plants of luxuriant growth. 
Roots $5.00. Plants $2.50. 
IVORY —FD (Bessie Boston). Dependable whites are 
rare, and Ivory really supplies the need of a choice 
high grade white dahlia. Slightly cream shade and 
beautiful in form, grown on correct stems, light but 
very stiff. 
Roots $1.50. Plants $0.75. 
JAMES KIRBY —ID (Badetty). A very bright cardi¬ 
nal red dahlia of medium size and excellent depth. 
This is a beautiful flower for a basket or vase in the 
dozen bloom class. 
Roots $5.00. Plants $2.50. 
JANE COWL —ID (Downs). An extraordinary 
dahlia. The huge glistening bronzy buff blooms are 
very artistic with the twisted and curled petals. 
Plants, stems, foliage and flowers all that could be 
desired. 
Roots $0.25. 
JANET SOUTHWICK— ID (Ch apman). Tyrian rose. 
Splendid size blooms and excellent stems. Good 
posture. On the 1931 Honor Roll and a consistent 
prize winner. This variety is a splendid addition to 
any garden. 
Roots $3.50. Plants $1.75. 
JEAN KEEFER —ID (Keefer-Kemp). Rose pink to 
mauve pink. A beautiful graceful flower. Winner at 
Atlantic City and Balt imore. 
Roots $2.50. Plants $1.25. 
JEAN TRIMBEE —ID. Color of richest deep petunia 
violet of immense size, borne well above the foliage 
on stiff rigid stems. A free bloomer of strong, vig¬ 
orous habit. 
Roots $1.50. Plants $0.75. 
JEROME KERN —ID (Veile & Mendham). One of 
the sensational dahlias of l932 / s Honor Roll. It is a 
long petaled, graceful flower with a background of 
shrimp pink delicately tinted with gold and bronze. 
