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Fottler, Fis\e, R.awson 
Co., Boston 
Paeony-Flowered Dahlias 
A particularly choice type of Dahlia which originated in Holland. 
The Pfeony-flowered Dahlia lias made itself very popular with us and more so with our customers. 
The flowers produce the richest, brightest and most delicate colors to the purest white. 
Petals attain almost all of the curious shapes; they incurve and reflex, some are curled and twisted 
while others show a particular Cactus effect. 
The stems in all of the varieties are quite long and of good substance, making this type especially 
good for vase and house decoration, also a fine commercial Dahlia, producing in general a Chrysanthemum 
effect 
We offer the largest assortment of Pa?ony-flowered Dahlias in America and our stock is such that we 
can supply our customers to the best satisfaction. 
No. Each 
20070 A I_I A very deep mauve with 
/-v. n. mec bright golden disc.$0.26 
20000 ANDREW CARNEGIE. Clear salmon 
pink with bronze shading; center very 
prominent and rounded; petals are somewhat 
flat, making it a distinct shape; plants 4 
feet high.25 
20210 BARON G. DE GRANCY. Creamy white; 
some flowers come single, all incurved or 
cup shape. This variety has a slight fra¬ 
grance.20 
"023° JJ er th a Von Suttner similar* 0 ™ 
“H. Hornsveld," an elegant twisted petal. 
The immense flower always carried erect; 
color beautiful salmon shaded yellow; height 
i’.. feet.31 
20240 BLOEMFONTEIN. Rosy salmon with a 
trace of orange toward the center. A very 
showy semi-double flower; erect habit. 1.00 
20245 R 0 e4- nri I iahf (Introduction of 1915.) 
DOSlOIl Llgm A fine clear scarlet 
flower, easily measuring seven inches in 
diameter, produced on long stems. One of 
the most attractive Dahlias offered as a new 
sort this season.75 
20200 CAECILIA. Creamy white; very large. 
First class certificate.50 
20265 Rich shade of canary yel- 
v^cicracii low; beautiful flowers well 
above the foliage; strong grower. First 
class certificate.35 
Caesar 
No. Each 
202,0 Claude Grahame-White t h® 
Preony-fiowered type; grows above 5 feet 
high; flowers from 5 to 6 in. in diameter, on 
very long stems, and in such abundance that 
the plant appears completely covered with 
exceedingly large, full flowers. Color 
canary yellow, splashed with golden 
yellow.$1.00 
20280 CONNIE HUMPHRIES. Creamy 
white.50 
20300 COL. J. ST. G. WOLSELEY. Rosy 
lilac, with points of petals almost 
white; height 4V4 feet.25 
20420 DR. K. W. VAN GORKOM. A large 
flower of white, heavily marked rose.25 
20425 r\ p p . rv Dark velvety mahogany, 
1 c “* J the darkest of all; award 
of merit.75 
20430 DONAU. Pure while of elegant form.25 
20440 DUKE HENRY. Dark crimson; petals 
twisted; good, long straight stems.20 
20470 DURBAN. Chamois color suffused with 
rose; a large flower of graceful form. The 
habit is very erect and the plant free bloom¬ 
ing; a grand garden plant. 1.00 
20500 Eleanor Woodrow y e ii ow mas fuf- 
fused crimson. 50 
20610 PIREFLY. White ground with broad 
band of scarlet at edges, white tips; a mag¬ 
nificent flower of the most graceful form... .35 
20700 florlanJ (Introduction of 1915.) 
uauaiiu Primrose slightly tinted 
pink, flowers of enormous size borne on long 
stiff upright stems. Plants of faultless 
habit. 1.00 
