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Fottler , Biske, Rawson Co ., Boston 
No. Each 
6612 (1914.) It develops, 
Imperator according as the 
size of the root is, from 6 to 10 
strong’ shoots; these branch but little 
and attain a height of from 4 to 5 
feet. The flowers are very large, in¬ 
deed, from 6 % to 7% inches in diam¬ 
eter; the blooms face upward and are 
borne on stems as thick as a finger. 
The color is of a very soft ivory- 
white, the upper edges of the petals 
being suffused with lilac rose, which 
gives the flower a peculiar splendor.. $1.00 
6616 JACK ROSE. The identical shade 
of the rose with the same name; ex¬ 
ceedingly free, carrying its fairly 
large flowers on very erect stems in 
the greatest abundance; flowers early 
and during hot weather the color is 
likely to burn somewhat.20 
6630 JEAN BUREL. A giant in. size, ex¬ 
tremely double and thick petaled. 
The perfect flowers appear in con¬ 
stancy and are effective and excel¬ 
lent for cutting; color a brilliant 
Nasturtium red .25 
6650 Jeanne Charmet finest f a«c- 
orative Dahlias; a seedling of Mme. 
Van den Dael; tlie flowers measure 8 
inches across and are borne on stiff, 
wiry stems, often 18 inches long. The 
exquisite flowers are pink at the 
edges, pure white toward the center 
and light yellow at the margins.25 
6680 John Fottler 0 ( f In m 5 U ) ctl °1 
massive flat petaled flower of great 
texture. Ground color white over¬ 
laid with faint markings of violet; 
giving it the appearance of French 
gray. Plants very stocky and of 
medium height. One of the choic¬ 
est of the new introductions. 2.00 
Imperator 
Each 
Le Geant 
670J) JOHN R. BALDWIN. A splendid 
garden and exhibition sort; heavy 
deep flowers of good size, borne on 
long stems in the greatest profusion 
from early Summer until late in the 
Fall; color salmon pink.$0.35 
6710 JUMBO. One of the best for cut 
flowers; stout stems, averaging 20 
inches; flowers deep crimson, elegant 
in form and most decorative in vase. .35 
G '°° Kaiserin Augusta Victoria 
One of the most valuable Dahlias we 
have. It grows about 30 inches high 
and does not require a support of 
any kind. The immense, perfect, pure 
white flowers are borne in great pro¬ 
fusion on erect stout stems, fully 18 
inches long, all above the foliage. . . 
6800 LA PRANCE. Brilliant rose pink, 
similar to the Rose with the same 
name; flowers are gigantic, loosely 
built and resemble in shape a large 
double Paeony. 
6826 LE GRAND MANITOU. Very large 
Decorative variety; white, more or 
less striped with violet red and oc¬ 
casionally bears flowers of a solid 
violet color. 
6827 I p oan i Enormous flower, 
L.e ucani broad petals, vel¬ 
vety red center shaded maroon, re¬ 
verse side of petals violet; of recent 
French origin, a very valuable sort to 
complete a collection. 
6S28 LE MONT BLANC. Gigantic pure 
white flowers, supported by petals of 
great texture. . 
6830 LEMON BEAUTY. Extra large soft 
lemon yellow, of beautiful form, 
borne on long stems. 
6850 LES ALLIES. White, striped rose 
and purple. 
6855 LE TRIOMPHE. (1913.) Pale yel¬ 
low tipped heliotrope; very distinct 
and pretty. 
6860 MAHALA SHERIFF. Pure white, 
very double. 
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