HADDONDALE GARDENS 
New and Standard Varieties 
[FD] Formal Decorative [SC] Semi-Cactus 
[ID] Informal Decorative [M] Miniature 
Roots 
ACHIEVEMENT [$C] Gold with bronze shading. A most attractive 
dahlia. Won Achievement Medal and on Honor Roll. $ 1.50 
ALTA RAY [FD] A California origination of salmon-orange, in the 
color class with Jane Cowl. Roll of Honor. 1.00 
AMELIA EARHART [/SC] Apricot buff with primrose at base. Tints 
of salmon throughout flower. Very large. Plants only. 
AMERICAN LEGION [ID] A giant clear yellow dahlia. Winner of 
many medals, certificates, cash prizes, etc. 2 . 50 
ANDREA ERICSON [ID] Pure white exhibition flower. Petals point¬ 
ed and twisted, giving flower a fluffy appearance. 1 . 50 
ASBURY PARK [FD] Beautiful color of copper-salmon, one shade 
throughout. Winner of Certificate of Merit. Recommended. 1 . 25 
BURR McINTOSCH [ID] One of the most beautiful dahlias we have 
grown. Striking primrose-yellow with touches of pink. 4.00 
CHAMPOEG [FD] Color waxy canary-yellow at center, shading to 
peach-red toward outer edge of petals. A perfect sunburst. 1 . 50 
CHEMAR’S EUREKA [FD] Beautiful white, with faint tinge of laven¬ 
der on edges of petals. Free bloomer. Exhibition type. 1.00 
CITY OF TRENTON [FD] A flower of great beauty. Color is rich, 
glowing tangerine-orange, with strawberry-red reverse. . 50 
DERRILL W. HART [ID] Capucine-yellow, shading to grenadine-red. 
Large flowers held erect on fine stems. . 45 
DWIGHT W. MORROW [ID] Gigantic blooms of rich deep carmine 
red. Blooms of 10 inches are easily attained. 1 . 50 
Plants 
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