BOLSA DAHLIA GARDEN, MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 
NEW DAHLIAS 
MINIATURES 
Cerise Gem (S. Cac.) .... Bright cerise pink on gold base— 
petals twist and curl. Free 
bloomer on good stems. Certifi' 
cate of Merit Storr’s Trial Gar^ 
dens.$1.00 Net 
Chard’s Vanity (S. Cac.) . . Loveliest soft pink. New English 
variety. Very fine. Award of 
Merit in England. Winner in 
“Best Collection of Miniatures’’ 
1936 Show.1.50 Net 
Dorothy Brant Miller 
(F. Dec.).Beautiful shell pink—both color 
and size dainty.1.00 Net 
Erin Considine (F. Dec.) . . (1937) Clear delicate pink, tiny 
flower on perfect stems—blooms 
in profusion on robust and insect 
resistant bush. Small size and 
delicate color make this an ideal 
flower for many purposes. Size 
about 13/2 h'lch.1.00 Net 
Glorious (Informal Dec.) . . Distinct raspberry red — quilled 
florets. Gold Medal English varn 
ety. Slender upright stems . .75 Net 
Grace Gulliver (S. Cac.) . . Striking deep rose pink, exact color 
of pompon Dolores. Arrange- 
ment of Grace Gulliver and 
Dolores received award for “Best 
Receptacle’’ of small types mixed 
1936 Show. Award of Merit 
Storr’s .1.50 Net 
La Lolita (Dec.).(1937) New—lovely deep rose pink 
—exceptional keeping qualities— 
blooms held high above foliage— 
blooming from early until the 
very end of season. Awarded 
prize “Most artistic’’ arrange¬ 
ment of Miniatures 1936 Show. 
(See picture front of Catalog.) 2.00 Net 
Little Nemo (F. Dec.) .... Bi-color of rich crimson tipped 
daintily with white. Very at¬ 
tractive .50 Net 
Little Snow Queen (S. Cac.). Purest white—very beautiful va¬ 
riety. Good for either exhibition 
or florist.75 Net 
