MARTHA EPPELE, I.D.—A glowing bronze that fair¬ 
ly glistens in the sunlight. Large size on long stiff 
stems. Compact growing bush and very free with 
its blooms . 1.00 
IV!QN MOUTH CHAMPION, I.D. — A large flaming 
orange of wonderful keeping qualities, and one of 
the prize winners for the past three years. The 
bush is spreading and is always in bloom. A great 
favorite . T .~...,.-.... 1.00 
MRS. CHAS. G. REED, F.D.—Large size white with 
long slim petals. Medium size bushes hold the 
blooms well above on long stiff stems in a manner 
most pleasing. This variety has won many prizes 
in the East..—.....-. 4.50 
MINNIE EASTMAN, S.C.—A very striking color com¬ 
bination, scarlet red tipped empire yellow. Sturdy 
growing bushes and the stems are long and 
straight .......75 
NORTHWESTERN, S.C.—A very attractive flower 
of deep maroon, each petal tipped white. Early 
and prolific bloomer on good stems.......75 
NEW GLORY, S.C.—A striking bicolor of light ox 
blood red with all the petals blazed with white. 
Free bloomer and the stems are very stiff. A large 
basket attracted much attention at the Western 
Washington Fair ....75 
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NANON LOUISE, Cac.—This fine cactus has caused 
more comment than any other cactus in our gar¬ 
den the past season. It is a large amaranth pink 
made up of many small tubular petals that are 
spread out instead of incurving, making it a flower 
of large proportions. The stems are all that can 
be asked for. Very free with its large flowers. 2.50 
NOPAL, S.C.—A real nopal red shading a little light¬ 
er at the tips held perfectly on long cane-like 
stems. Good size bloom and lasting. *.50 
ORCHID DREAM, F.D.—Here is a real dream of 
beauty, a true Orchid of loose wavy petals held 
on long stiff stems. The bush is rather tall and 
always covered with color. A good stock permits 
this price ... 1.50 
ORIENTAL BEAUTY, Cac.—For sheer beauty and 
perfection of form this is a winner. Brilliant rose 
pink on long stems. Enjoyed by all. Only. 1.00 
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ORSNDA, F.D.—An immense flower of perfect form, 
bright rich mauve pink with a darker center. Long 
stems and tall bush. Very attractive. 1.00 
PATRICIA ANN, F.D.—A striking color of picriG 
yellow, suffused pink of fine form and size. The 
tall bush produces very freely and the stems are 
long and stiff... 3.00 
PRINCE OF PERSIA, I.D. —A very striking exhibi¬ 
tion dahlia of rich glowing crimson. The petals are 
long and pointed, giving the flower great depth. 
Blooms will average ten inches with ordinary cul¬ 
ture and will continue from early till late on long 
stiff stems . 2.00 
PALMDALE, I.D. —A true purple of one color, good 
size flowers held well on good long stems. The 
bush has good habits of growth, producing many 
laterals with large quantities of bloom 
.50 
