ASHBURY PARK, D.—Coppery red shaded salmon 
and old gold .Roots .35; Plant .25 
BAGDAD, D.—Flame scarlet red of immense size 
A great prize winner .......Root .50; Plant .35 
BALLEGOS GLORY, F.'D.—Rich mahogany red, 
edged with gold, very attractive. Roots .50; Plant .35 
BALLEGOS MAGENTA, In Cac.-Large rosy mauve, 
fine stems, free blooming .Plants only .50 
BALLET GIRL, C.—Very large orange and white.25 
BETTIE DAVIS, S. C.—Beautiful orchid lavender, a 
continuous mass of large perfect blooms on ex¬ 
cellent stems. A great prize winner, 1934. On the 
Roll of Honor .Plants only $1.00 
BETTI MARILYN, I. D.—A lovely rose lavender, 
deep blooms of medium size held on fine stems. 
A beauty for cutting.Root .50; Plant .35 
BEARCLAWS, V.—Very large ruby red 
...Root .35; Plant .25 
BING CROSBY, I. D.—Golden yellow, penciled with 
carmine. A seedling of La Fiesta, but the flowers 
are larger and deeper, with more pronounced 
color tones. Achievement medal winner at Los 
Angeles Show, 1934 .Plants only$1.00 
BLACK JACK, D.—Large, black maroon . 
...Root .35; Plant .25 
BLUE RIVER, F. D.—Color a blue French violet, 
blooms very large, good stems, prolific and con¬ 
stant bloomer.Plants only $1.50 
BOYCHICK, I. D.—Huge garnet red, shading lighter 
red to edge of petals. Immense blooms often 
10 inches across on fine stout stems, prolific 
bloomer.Root $1.25; Plant .75 
BUCKEYE KING, I. D.—Very large clear amber yel¬ 
low. Strong vigorous growing plants, prolific 
bloomer, stout stems. On the Roll of Honor. 
.Root .50; Plant .35 
BUCKEYE BRIDE, F. D.—A beautiful shade of Ger¬ 
anium pink.-...Roots .50; Plants .35 
BURR McINTOSH, I. D.—Beautiful shade of Ger- 
tinted pink, fine large blooms, held on long stiff 
stems. A dan-dee Dahlia.Root .75; Plant .40 
CALIFORNIA ROSE, I. D.—An exquisite coloring of 
clear bright salmon rose, flowers large, but of ex¬ 
tremely graceful form, prolific bloomer, good 
stems. On the Honor Roll, 1935.Plants $1.00 
CALIFORNIA IDOL, I. D.—One of the largest dahli¬ 
as, color a clear glistening yellow, great big deep 
blooms often 14 inches on good stout stems. On 
account of its immense size it has been called the 
Yellow Murphy’s Masterpiece. An outstanding 
prize winner. On the Roll of Honor. 
.-.Plants only $1.50 
CAMEO—See Sanhicous Cameo. 
CALVACADE, F. D.—Beautiful color tone of mulber¬ 
ry and old rose, an outstanding prize winner, at 
Mid-West Shows, 1935...Plants only .50 
CITY OF TRENTON, D.—Tangerine orange, reverse 
crushed strawberry, very large blooms. 
.Root .35; Plant .25 
