DOUBLE DAHLIAS (Cont.) 
SILVA QUARTA. (Show) Deep lavender with double quills. 
Only true double quilled show dahlia in existence. Very 
large flower, held erect by extra stiff stems well above 
the foliage. It attracts more attention than any other show 
dahlia in the field. Price 50c. 
SUN BRIGHT. (Formal Decorative) A dazzling shade of yellow 
One of the most effective yellows yet produced. Stiff stems. 
Profuse bloomer. Price 75c. 
THE FIERY CROSS. (Informal Decorative) A rich deep fiery 
carmine, heavily tipped white. A very showy flower on 
good stems. Price $2.00. 
THE GLORY OF GOLD. (Formal Decorative) Very deep, solid 
gold. A mammoth flower on long stems. Although the 
first flowers have short stems, the others are long. Price 
$ 1 . 00 . 
TOMMY THOMPSON. (Formal Decorative) A shaded golden 
salmon. A full deep flower beautifully formed. Price 75c. 
VERNA THOMPSON (Formal Decorative) White, heavily 
clouded cerise. A full deep flower. Price 50c. 
W. J. Z. (Formal Decorative) Rich salmon pink. A mammoth 
flower held erect on very heavy, long stems. Deep flower 
with full center. Price $1.50. 
YULETIDE. (Recurved Cactus) Pure glistening white. Back of 
first blooTh shows slight lavender tint. Profuse bloomer. 
Price 75c. 
Everbearing Strawberries 
RHODE ISLAND. This new original strawberry is yet to be 
equalled. A large rich red with fine flavor and a beau¬ 
tifully shaped pointed berry borne profusely and on good 
stems. Plants set as early as the ground will permit will 
produce a good crop the same season. A good shipper and 
good keeper. 
1 doz. plants, 60c; 50 plants, $2.00, postpaid. 
THE MASTODON. The Mastodon is called, by growers who 
have never grown the Rhode Island, the best everbearing 
berry. It is a very vigorous grower, sweet, nice flavor 
and has less acid than any everbearing berry. This sea¬ 
son, 1933, I picked large ripe berries from the Mastodon, 
November 7. It will produce a crop in the summer and 
another in the fall if allowed to. If the buds are picked 
off in the spring the fall crop will be larger and better. 
I doz. plants 50c; 50 plants $1.50, postpaid. 
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