KING MIDAS, D.—Pure golden yellow ,huge blooms 
. Root .35; Plant .25 
KEWEAH, I. D.—Deep cerise with rose shadings, 
immense blooms often 14 inches across. World 
Fair prize winner, Chicago, 1933, and Roll of 
Honor Dahlia ... Root $1.00; Plant *50 
LA FIESTA, I. D.—Huge blooms of deep sulphur 
yellow, penciled coral red, petals curl and twist. 
Good stout stems, a great prize winner. —. 
. Root .75; Plant 
.50 
LADY MOYRA PONSONBY, I. D.—A pure glowing 
yellow. Huge blooms up to 12 inches wide, long 
cane-like stems, color a rich deep golden yellow. 
Stiff stems, great prize winner and on the Roll of 
Honor.’. Root - 75; Plant 
LORD OF AUTUMN, I. D.—One of the largest and 
most beautiful Dahlias. The immense big blooms 
are often 12 inches wide by 8 inches deep on 
A great prize winner . Root $1-50, Plant .75 . 
LOUISE BATES, S. C.—Immense big blooms often 10 
to 12 inches wide by 7 inches deep. Color a 
beautiful mallow pink, with phlox purple center. 
A grand exhibition Dahlia. Plants .7 
MARGARET WOODROW WILSON, D.— Opalescent 
pink, very large .— 
MARION BROOMAL, H. C.—Dark Lender pmk 
white center, large.- Root 35 ’ plant 
MARMION, D.—Very large yellow, tinted bronze.25 
MARPIOSA, H .C.—Large pink suffused violet .25 
MARY ALLEN, F. D.—A greatly improved Mrs. I de 
ver Warner, immense big blooms of lavender 
pink. A Roll of Honor Dahlia.Root .50; Plant .35 
MARY M. FOX, I. D. — Large artistically formed 
flowers with long ribbon like petals, color a 
golden orange, shaded and tinted with red at tips, 
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MARY GERALDINE, I. D. — An unusually attractive 
Dahlia, color rose red, petals are tipped white 
profuse bloomer . Plants only 1.00 
MARY MURRAY, C.—Bronzy shade of orange, deep- 
ening to flame, free bloomer . Root .35, Plant .25 
MARYLAND GLORY, D.— A fine shade of rich Am¬ 
erican Beauty red, very large deep blooms on 
excellent stems. An outstanding prize winnerat 
mw™ iS .So; Pi”, .05 
MARYLAND ORANGE, Semi-C.—A brilliant orange 
red. A gold medal winner, also on the Roll ol 
Honor . Root .35; Plant .25 
MAY ROBSON, S. C.—A refined beautiful color of 
clear bright pink, very prolific bloomer A Roll 
of Honor Dahlia 1935.Plants only 1.00 
MINNIE MARSDEN, C.—Beautiful watermelon pink, 
good stems fine for cutting.Roots .50; Plants .35 
MRS. CARL SALBACH, D.—Large lavender pink.15 
