Fottler, Fis\e, R.awson Co., Boston 
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Flora 
No. Each 
6460 FIRE KING. (Glare of the Garden). 
Fiery scarlet; rather small blossoms, 
free flowering 1 .$0.15 
6470 One tlie most refined 
Flora. white flowers. The pure 
glistening- white is not disturbed by the 
least suggestion of green; the flowers are 
always perfect, borne on extreme, long, 
erect stems.25 
6475 FRANCIS MARTIN. Barge flowers of a 
soft shade of shell pink, quite distinct; 
splendid exhibition flower. 1.00 
6480 FRANK L. BASSETT. Dwarf grower; 
very profuse bloomer; color blue, shaded 
purple.2C 
6485 GENTRY. A deep, orange yellow, 
splashed and speckled crimson. 1.00 
6515 GEORGES GOUDCHAUX. Pure white, 
reverse of petal old rose.25 
6520 riianf Piirnl#* This is the best 
Vjld.nL I lirpie clear purple Dah¬ 
lia we have seen. Flowers are enormous 
in size, full and deep centered, free flow¬ 
ering on long stiff stems. 1.00 
6540 GIGANTEA. Tts name suggests the 
size; truly gigantic and massive in form; 
the individual petals are short and it 
requires many to form such a monstrous 
flower; color a soft sulphur yellow; dis¬ 
tinct and attractive.35 
6550 GOLDEN WEDDING. A giant in flower 
and plant; this is probably the largest of 
all Dahlias while the color is that deep 
golden yellow found in the Golden Wed¬ 
ding Chrysanthemum. Not only entirely 
distinct, but exceeding any other Dahlia 
in color, length of stem and size. A gor¬ 
geous variety for the garden or exhibition .35 
6560 GORGEOUS. Crimson; free flowering 
plants.25 
6580 GOVERNOR FLOYD. A beautiful 
fancy Dahlia, ground color violet maroon 
striped and splashed white and light rose, 
flowers supported by petals of great tex¬ 
ture. 1.00 
6590 GOV. WTLSON. Extremely large, rich 
colored, and exceedingly profuse bloomer; 
color glowing cardinal red.50 
0610 Hortulanus Witte p”e 3 wwt e a 
Decorative Dahlia; flowers extra large... 1.00 
tfo. Each 
6250 (Introduction of 1915.) 
L/cCOialOi a variety rightly named 
on account of its extreme usefulness for 
decorating. The petals are broader than 
most exhibition sorts; the color a very 
charming; shade of pink shading to al¬ 
most white at the center; flowers are an 
exquisite form borne on fine long stems. .$1.00 
6290 One of finest P*nk col- 
L/eilCC ored Decorative Dahlias, ex¬ 
cellent in form, perfect in type; delicate 
in coloring. Bright pink, suffused with a 
lavender pink.25 
6295 D. M. MOORE. An enormous flower of 
deep crimson maroon shading almost to 
black; a very attractive variety when 
planted among light colors.50 
6310 DOMINO. Salmon orange, often spotted 
pure white.35 
6335 DOROTHY PEACOCK. The most ex¬ 
quisitely beautiful bright shell pink Dah¬ 
lia on earth. The flowers are of large 
size, exquisite form, while the color is 
that beautiful, clear, live pink that ap¬ 
peals to everyone.35 
6350 ITJifrU Portal* (Introduction of 
E.cmn carter 1915 .) a rich yel¬ 
low passing to a bright rose, forming an 
excellent flower with long florets and a 
novel ty of exc epti onal merit. 1.00 
6358 ERNEST TOWLE. A gigantic snow 
white Decorative Dahlia of great sub¬ 
stance; very effective for cutting. 1.00 
6380 ETOILE DE LYON. Pure white.35 
6440 ° ne of the largest Deco- 
rircUUibl rative Dahlias ever of¬ 
fered. It is a seedling of Le Colosse; has 
broader and longer petals, but a far more 
intense scarlet, slightly shaded orange, 
and produces specimens which measure 8 
inches and over, absolutely distinct.50 
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