MRS C R OTTn-TRlVS Hybrid Decorative. An ideal garden an 
distinct, with a beautiful full center, whi , _ _ 
artistically irregular. I hey arc long, flat and pointed, twisted, whorled and some are even quilled at the tips, as si 
in the illustration. Color, clear, luminous rose, pink tipped white—a combination most effective and pleasing, especi¬ 
ally under artificial light. The flowers are produced facing on cane stiff stems. The plant is a very vigorous grower; 
early and free bloomer. 4 ft. Roots $2.50. Plants $1.25. 
nd cut flower dahlia. The form is 
hile the petals are most pleasing and 
shown 
NANTWICH. One of the very finest of the incurved Each 
petaled cactus. It is a strong vigorous grower of upright 
habit and the flowers are produced freely on good stiff 
stems. A beautiful golden orange shading deeper at the 
centre.". $0.50 
NORMAN. Immense size, with long narrow incurved 
petals. A splendid exhibition flower. Color, rich crin:- 
1.00 
PEGASSUS. Large with long, pointed, incurved petals. 
Color yellow, suffused coral red, tinting lighter toward 
tips. Fine exhibition variety.50 
PIERROT. Immense size with very long incurved petals; 
deep amber, distinctly tipped white, sometimes solid 
amber. A magnificent exhibition and garden variety. 
QUAKER CITY. The flowers are large and each of the 
broad pointed petals is supplemented with 3 to 6 narrow 
pointed petals, giving it a most artistic effect. Color, 
clear primrose yellow. A profuse bloomer. 
RHEINISCHER FROHSINN. Rich crimson carmine, 
white at base of petals, distinct and striking. 
RUBE GIRL. A remarkable bronzy or "Autumn shade” Each 
variety that has forged to the front as a garden plant, and 
is especially valuable as a commercial cut flower. Color 
soft yellow, suffused, overlaid and tipped coral red, giving 
the flower a bronzy effect, that lights up wonderfully 
under artificial light. The plant is semi-dwarf (4 feet), 
of branching habit, and an early and extremely free 
bloomer, producing the always perfect flowers facing on 
long, slender stiff stems (see illustration, Page 22). §0.75 
Ruth Gleadell. I .emon yellow, shading to buff, suffused 
and tipped pale lilac rose. 
SEASHORE. Clear, canary yellow, tipped white. 
SUNSET. One of the best of the bronzy Aut umn shades. 
Yellow at base of petals, shading to bright Apricot; full 
and free, with stiff stems. A fine garden and cut flower.. 
Sweet Briar. Clear pink, without shade or blemish; fine 
form with long narrow incurved petals.50 
TOM LUNDY. Very large, rich red.75 
WACHT AM RHINE. Soft hydrangea pink, tinting to 
white at centre. ... .35 
Special Offer, No. 12.—One root each of the preceding 
new and rare Cactus Dahlias. 42 varieties in all, by Parcel 
Post, prepaid, for $24.00. 
You can depend on every Dahlia ordered from us to give satisfaction. 
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