One of the Reds that is popular with the ladies as well 
as the men. 
Stock Limited 
Roots $15.00 Plants $7.50 
Tillie Neish, I. D.—(Patricia Dahlia Gardens). For those' 
who like the huge yellows watch this one. Heres the 
dark horse ini this class. 
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Huge deep rich yellow on the finest of stems. Scored 
86 Storrs this past season and one that will offer stiff 
competition, in this class. 
Blooms 13" (across 8 to 9" in depth without the use of 
fertilizer and a very fine grower. 
Roots $15.00 Net Plants $7.50 
Christine Jansen—(Patricia Dahlia Gardens) Cactus. 
Dahlia fans claim this to be the largest cactus grown 
and will measure 10 and 11" easily 5" depth, some blooms 
attaining 14%" that are held onl wonderful long stems. 
Pure yellow in color, fine clean grower and already a 
winner in this class. Won first prize twice this past year 
as best 3 year old, also best flower in show at Almeda and 
San Leandro Shows. 
Roots $15.00 Net Plants $7.50 
Vim Well Princess—(Vdnwell Gardens) Huge blooms of 
lavender pinik. Formation and color very outstanding and 
for a quantity of blooms cannot be beaten. Blooms held 
erect on canelike stems. Made a wonderful performance 
at the N. Y. Botanical Gardens. An early and prolific 
bloomer. 
fit* r**/o” 
Plants Only Of The Following 
ALF. M. LANDON, I. D.—Huge old gold tipped yellow. 
A sensation in the eastern shows. Plants $7.50 
DREAM GIRL, I. D.—A very large, beautiful and 
pleasing shade of salmon and coral pink, blending to pale 
gold at base of petals. Plants $5.00 Net 
AMERICAN PURITY—A true semi-cactus; pure whiteJ 
huge blooms 10 to 14 inches; straight stems clean foli¬ 
age and wonderful substances. Plants $7.50 
FRIEDA GEORGE, I. D. (Imp)—Beautiful new color, 
cream heavily overlaid helio deepening at the tips. One 
of the sensations of the DAHLIA WORLD. 
Plants $5.00 
CAPTAIN RITTER, I. D.—Pastel shades of amber, 
yellow and pink. Blooms of huge proportions fine stems 
and good substance. Plants $3.75 
MISS OHIO, Inc.—Lilac rosecolor on 3 to 4 feet stems. 
Blooms when cut keep for days. Early bloomer and fine 
grower. Plants $5.00 
RAMIONA, S. C.—Cerise shade very attractive and 
Achievement medal winner in California. ’36. 
Plants $7.50 Net 
We will have plants of other 1937 Introductions: Write 
us what you are interested in. 
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