PETUNIA, Cactus (Stredwick)—Deep lilac in 
color and large size for a cactus. The long stiff 
stems are well out from the bush making it 
very attractive. This is a real good number.$2.00 
PINK SPIRAL, Cactus (Brudigom)—A wonder¬ 
ful Holland novelty with a formation that is 
different. The narrow petals incurve making it 
very pleasing. The color is peach blossom pink 
and the blooms are held strongly on good stems. 
The center has the effect of a spiral and is very 
noticeable at a distance.$1.00 
ROYAL AUVERGNE, S.C. (French)—This French 
novelty has a fine bright color of cauldron red 
and crome yellow, Nice size fiowers on fine 
stems are well in the air over a nice growing 
plant. This is really a novelty in color and 
formation, the blooms are also fine keepers. It 
was one of the winners of first-class certificates 
at the French Trial Gardens. Only a few plants 
offered this season at, each.$5.00 
TROPIC STAR, Cactus (De Ruyter)—One of the 
most artistic, outstanding and attractive dahlias 
of Dutch origin. The plant is tall and very pro¬ 
lific, the blooms averaging eight inches on good 
strong stems of great length. The color is 
bright orange red with orange yellowish cen¬ 
ter. Award of merit at Amsterdam and Haar¬ 
lem in 1936. This is very highly recommended 
for exhibition. (Originator’s description.) Each....$5.00 
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New and Recent Introductions 
That Are a Pleasure to Grow in Any Garden 
ANNA MAY WONG, I.D. (Stephenson)—^^This is 
a full deep bloom of large proportions. The 
color is spectrum red with a lighter reverse. 
The deep flowers are held on good stiff stems 
above a medium tall bush. This one was very 
attractive with us the past season. We are 
sure you, too, will like it. Good divisions well 
matured. Roots $5.00. Plants....:.$2.50 
ADORABLE, I.D. (Parkway)—An Honor Roll 
dahlia that will win in the best company 
through sheer beauty alone. The wonderful 
bushes carry plenty of beautiful peach pink and 
gold blossoms that are a real joy to look at. 
The bushes are rather branching, and the ten- 
inch blooms are held on perfectly stiff stems. 
Roots, each $3.00. Plants.$1.50 
AMERICA’S SWEETHEART, I.D. (Salem Gar¬ 
dens)—A wonderflul clear yellow of huge size 
and depth. Fine growing bush with the large 
flowers nearly on top of good stiff stems. Win¬ 
ner of many prizes as the largest in the show, 
both East and West. Every one likes this 
beauty. Roots $5.00. Plants .$2.50 
Wood ashes or muriate of potash will furnish potash 
to the roots and is a great aid to development. It is 
the balancing agent for Nitrogen. 
