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Mrs. I. De Ver Warner 
Beautiful Dahlias 
It is not many years since the only dahlias were comparatively small 
and quite uniform in type. By careful breeding, new forms, giant size 
and remarkable colorings have made the old types obsolete and today 
there are hundreds of splendid varieties, worthy of a place in any 
flower show. Dahlia lovers have formed strong Dahlia Societies in al¬ 
most every state as well as the American Dahlia Society of national 
scope. These organizations encourage the introduction of new kinds 
and grade them according to merit. We offer you the following va¬ 
rieties at moderate prices. They have been carefully grown to bring out 
the best in each variety. Instructions for growing, packed with each 
order, free. 
5328 I _ _* D_i.. The most beautiful pink Dahlia in existence. 
Jersey S DeQUty It is a rich rose-pink, shaded old gold. Tall, 
vigorous, profuse bloomer. Each 25c; 3 for 7Oc. 
5382 Margaret Woodrow Wilson 
petals phlox-pink. Large flower. Each 25c; 3 for 70c. 
5318 D r :J 0 -.£ C* rri *£ rtr ,l I jarge, two-toned orange variety with a 
rnae or oirutroro very deep reverse. Most gorgeous orange, 
bronze, old-gold shadings. Each 25c; 3 for 70c. 
5354 A CJ; Huge royal purple with staghorn petal 
inOitlQS / \. UGlSOn formation. Thrifty growing habits one 
of the finest Dahlias ever grown. Each 5©c; 3 for $1.25. 
5465 Set of Above 4 Decorative Dahlias $1.00 
Millionaire 
A C;.. Here is a beginner’s collection of our fine, 
Fine v-omoinaiion dahlias of striking colors, all large flowering, 
no two alike which will include the four leading types of Show, Peony-Flowered, 
Decorative and Cactus. These are all desirable and popular varieties which we 
do not name. Each tuber is worth much more than the 12J-2C represented in 
one-fourth the collection price. Every year we sell great numbers of this famous 
collection because our customers have confidence that we will give them their 
money’s worth and more. 5473—4 Dahlias for 5©c. 
Dollar BoX Dollar Rox w ' b contain ten good dahlias which would 
cost you much more if you bought them separately. This 
is the collection which enables us to balance our stock of a great many varieties 
grown in large quantities. Many choice types and colors will be included. One 
of these collections planted in your garden will give you plenty of cut flowers 
for your house and a show in your garden from early August until frost. 
_5472 Ten Fine Unnamed Dahlias Only $1.00 
Five Giant Flowering Dahlias 
Six Attractive Dahlias 
5362 0Q$hful Giant ^ ^ —0 ne ' arges ^ D abbas 5 ver introduced; a 
great attractive exhibition flower. Color, apricot with 
golden suffusion andshading, with the flower slightly drooping. Each 25c; 3 for 7©c. 
5356 G gopdtfS A duplex or peony type of bright red and gold, aj/ery showy 
5325 M rs _ | ver Warner A beautifully *2™^.flower of glowing 
mauve pink. The flowers are freely 
produced on good upright stems and are ideally fitted for a cut flower. Flowers are 
large, uniform and of excellent substance. Each 20c; 3 for 55c 
5319 Lrcav'e R a nro n A universal favorite. Chinese scarlet with a paler 
Jersey S Deacon reverse, giving it a two-toned effect. Large, 
globular flowers. Each 25c; 3 for 7©c. 
5350 CxL.I C T C 'iL Creamy white, shading to lemon at the 
ivlrs. Ctnel r. I. omitn center. A tall, robust grower, large 
flowered. A beautiful Dahlia for use in cut-flower displays or exhibition work. Each 
20c; 3 for 55c. 
5394 Vannc Creamy white, tinted lavender. Medium sized flower on good 
V enus stems, dwarf growth, free and profuse bloomer throughout the 
Dahlia season. Each 20c; 3 for 55c. 
combination. Fine size, early and free flowering Each 35c; 
3 for $1.00. 
5331 l, nt> Crtwl An unusual combination or bronze buff orange and sal- 
JaflV V_OWI mon. A flower of such distinction both in form and color 
that it immediately attracts the admiration of everyone. Each 50c; 3 for $1.35. 
5370 I.Jn. A R F. D.—Coppery-salmon with golden 
Judge /Alton D. rGrker hue. a large perfect flower the entire 
season drooping slightly on good stems. A good all purpose dahlia. Each 3©c; 3 
for 8©c. 
5336 Million! An immense flower of dainty lavender, with a pink 
sheen overcast, and shading to white in the center. 
Free bloomer. Each 3©c; 3 for 80c. 
5366 PrSrlo of C n I if orn in See Co,or Plate, page 69. Very large, 
I ilQG Or ^aiirorma vivid scarlet. One of the best Dahlias for 
5466 Bet 0 f 5 Gi an t Dahlias, Value $ 1.10 for 75c. 
cutting. Each 35c; 3 for $1. ©O. 
5392 Snowdrift Decorative. Giant deep blooms of pure white with waxy 
petals. Each 25c; 3 for 6©c. 
DahliO Don*tS ■^ >on ^ con demn a small tuber. Don't^plant too early. Don’t 
unwrap tubers until ready to plant. Don’t store in light, hot 
or dry room. Don’t plant over 6" deep. 
5462 Set of 6 Attrac¬ 
tive Dahlias $2.05 
Value for $1.50 
Phi 
OX 
Subulata, 
Moss Pink 
Hardy Phlox 
6553 
Fine for Rock 
Gardens 
A dwarf creeping 
variety of Phlox 
with pretty moss¬ 
like foliage which 
remains green 
nearly the whole 
year through. Its 
bloom which is pro¬ 
duced in early 
spring fairly covers 
the plants with a 
blanket of color. 
They are excellent 
for edging or rock 
garden. 
variety of pure white 
rich green foliage, 
One of the most useful flowers for summer 
decorations. Exceedingly hardy. Once planted,they 
require no further attention for several years, 
but it is advisable to renew them about every 
fifth year. They flower from early July to middle 
of September and 1 to 4 ft. tall. 
6541 Admiral ^ ery l arge trusses of reddish 
pink. 
6523 Betty LoU ^'^bout Q_ ues ti° n . the out¬ 
standing salmon-pink. 
6543 f M_-I Extra large light blue. Blooms 
VOIOmai over a long period. Strong 
grower, unique color. 
6525 Dgctra RlR bant re<R blooms July to 
September. 
6542 Feurbrand (Flreg,ow - ) Ne ™- briUiant 
Winedot Phlox 
A |L — A beautiful 
/ \ IOG bloom and clean 
which make a combination that is indeed refreshing. 
6559 AkArMimi.m/, Rich satiny Amaranth 
AtrOpUfpUrea red with a darker eye. 
Striking color, deepest red of all the Subulata Phlox. 
H j 11 Uniform compact grower. Beau- 
»I * tiful deep blue. Early and late 
You’ll like it. 
\Y/|| A very desirable variety 
WllSOn of soft lavender. Free 
bloomer and lovely spring color. Combines well with 
other Subulata and other Rock Garden plants. 
6562 Charming rose-pink. Fine for cover- 
INOSSG Jng banks, thrives in hot, dry 
situations and blooms profusely. 
6563 V/jwirl Rr ‘gbt P> n k with fiery red eye. Said 
Y IVI a to be the finest free-flowering dwarf 
Phlox in existence. 
orange-scarlet, almost Ver¬ 
million. Flowers freely throughout entire season. 
Peonies 
6545 L’lnnocence Pure * now - white ’ 1,ree 
6474 Baroness Schroeder WM ' 4 ' '• , ’ a ' l ’ n ' 
and very tall. 
6560 Blue 
crop of flowers. 
6556 G . F. 
6546 Mrs. Milly Van Hoboken 
Fine soft pink, suffused with mauve. No eye markings. 
6547 Nicholas Flammel t n " 
mine lake red with crimson eye. 
6544 Painted Lady 
salmon shadings and cherry red eye. 
to flesh. One 
of the finest rose-type Peonies. Immense size, very 
fragrant. Each 4©c. 
6515 |/__| Rich> velvety crim- 
l\arl Kosenreld son,brilliant and strik- 
6548 Special French 
ing flower. Semi-rose type. Mid-season. Tall and stately 
habit. Each 50c; 3 for $1.25; 6 for $2.25. 
65,9 Mons Jules Elie S tlfg= 
flowers of glossy lilac-pink, shading to deep rose. Over¬ 
laid with silver. Each 4©c; 3 for $1. OO. 
6520 Pres. Roosevelt STi. Sid b S‘„ n y l 
Mid-season, semi-rose type. Each 5©e: 3 for $1.25. 
A most won- 
6549 Mrs. W. G. Harding derful shade 
of salmon-red. Unusual color in Phlox. 
6522 “Springtime.” Large, full 
I rimSVSr© blooms of bomb type. Outer 
6550 Winer-W Similar to the old Phlox Brides- 
W in6001 maid. White with crimson eye, 
Prices on Subulata Phlox. Each 20c; 3 for 5©c; 
6 for »«c; 1 2 for $ 1 6©. 
which is encircled with a pleasing tone of mauve. 
Prices on above Hardy Phlox. Each 25c; 3 for 
65c: 6 for $1 15; 12 for $2 OO. 
^564 $et of 6 Subulata Phlox 85c. 6551 Bet of 1 2 Hardy Phlox $2.00. 
petals sulphur-white, center petals sulphur-yellow. The 
nearest approach to a yellow Peony. Mid-season 
bloom. Each $1. OO; 3 for $2.50; O for $4.50. 
6487 Water Lily Peony 
shaped white flowers. Profuse bloomer. Each 40c. 
6515 Set of 6 Peonies 
Total Value $3.20 for $2.50. 
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The Templin-Bradley Co., Nationwide Seedsmen and Nurserymen, Cleveland, Ohio 
