PREMIER DAHLIA GARDENS 
orange and coral blended with bright yellow— 
striking and spectacular; full high centers; 
strong stems; a very wonderful variety and 
described by Mr. Hart as a real “art” dahlia; 
effective in arrangement. On Honor Roll. 
Plants $5.00. 
PINK BEAUTY (Lee) Cactus—Size of bloom 7 in. 
x 4 in. deep. A seedling of Oriental beauty but 
having more gracefully waved petals of a light¬ 
er shade of pink described as roselane pink, very 
long strong stems. Any who liked Oriental 
Beauty will love this lovely dahlia. On Americ¬ 
an Home Preferred List. Plants $2.50 
ROCK LEY MOON (Taylor-Ruschmohr) F. D. — 
Large flowers of bright yellow on exceptionally 
strong stems; certified at Storrs 1933 and at 
East Lansing, 1934. On Mr. Hart’s 1934 Hon¬ 
or Roll and American Home 1934 Preferred 
List. Plants $5.00. 
VELVET WONDER (Hunt) I. D.—Mr. Hunt’s in¬ 
troductions attracted a great deal of attention 
at the New York and Camden shows and this 
one was selected at New York for award of the 
American Home Achievement Medal; winning 
also at the New Jersey show and listed on the 
Honor Roll by Mr. Hart; color is rich deep violet 
purple; blooms are of great size and depth and 
attract immediate attention. P 4 ants $7.50. 
WENOKA (Hulin)—An enormous formal decor¬ 
ative, with extra fine long stiff stems. We 
grew this for trial last season and found it all 
that the introducer claims for it. Color is a 
rosy maure. On Mr. Hart’s 1934 Honor Roll. 
Roots $20.00; Plants $10.00. 
SPECIAL OFFERING OF THE HUNT 
INTRODUCTIONS 
We are offering one plant each of Mr. Hunt’s 
six introductions including VELVET WONDER 
and Dr. KAY for the special collection price of 
$18.50 net, delivered by parcel post, special deliv¬ 
ery and GUARANTEED to give COMPLETE 
SATISFACTION. 
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1935 LIST OF PRIZE WINNING AND 
HONOR ROLL DAHLIAS 
Abbreviations:— F. D., Formal Decorative; I. D., Informal 
Decorative; S. C., Semi-Cactus; C. Cactus. 
