MINA BURGLE decorative. I his splendid variety was raised by Burgle, gardener at the Mare Island 
Navy Yard. It was sent to us as the world’s best red dahlia. We reproduced it in natural 
color on the front cover of our 1915 catalogue. Color rich cardinal red. As shown by the illustration, it is of fine form. 
The plant is a strong vigorous grower, producing the flowers freely on long, stiff stems. 5 ft. We offer a select strain of 
roots. 50centseach; 3for$1.25; 6 for $2.25; 12 for $4.00. 
REINE CAYEUX. Rich glowing cardinal red. An early Each 
and extremely profuse bloomer, with good stems. A 
grand garden and cut flower variety. $0.35 
Rev. T. W. Jamison. Very large, with long incurved 
petals; a strong vigorous grower with long stems, color 
soft salmon pink, suffused lilac.35 
SEQUOIA. Large golden bronze, fine form, long stiff 
stems. A strong grower and profuse bloomer. One of 
the best.25 
Stormer. Deep rich cardinal red, fine form.25 
SUCCESS. One of the best for garden or exhibition. Clear 
yellow with long pointed petals; an early, free and con¬ 
tinuous bloomer on long stems.25 
T. G. BAKER. Very large, finely formed flowers on 
long stiff stems. One of the best yellow.35 
Thos. Oberlin. Very large fine flower, with long in¬ 
curved petals. Color intense scarlet.50 
Each 
Vanguard. Soft pink, long narrow incurved petals. §0.35 
Vater Rhein. Yellow shaded golden bronze.25 
Special Offer, No. 14.—One each of the 49 Selected Stan¬ 
dard Cactus Dahlias, strong roots, by Parcel Post, prepaid, 
for $14.00. 
Collarette Dahlias 
A most uniquely distinct class or type, that has become quite 
popular. Every collection should include one or more of them. 
The flowers are single with a smaller row of small or collar 
petals. These collar' petals are generally distinct in color from 
the outer row. 
We know these will please you and add to the attractiveness 
of your collection. 
Albert Maumene. Velvety crimson purple, margined Each 
white, collar white. SO.25 
Visit The Peacock Dahlia Farms next September and October. Largest in the World. 
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