Elissa Landi, F. D.— A fine Honor Roll Dahlia and named 
for the actress. A truly beautiful Dahlia and a great 
favorite as a cut flower as well as Prize Winner. A lovely 
shade of light orange—nearly orange buff—on splendid 
long stiff stems—$1.50. 
Elite Glory, D. —Immense flower, brilliant rich red, with¬ 
out any purple or maroon shading—75c. 
Ellinor Venderveer, D. —An incomparable dahlia of ex¬ 
quisite beauty and great size, having every desirable 
quality—50c. 
Forest Fire, I. D. —One of the most spectacular 1935 Intro¬ 
ductions. Blooms 10 x 6. Bush 5 feet. Color is lemon yel¬ 
low, for one-third length of petals shades to rich scarlet 
toward the tips with yellow petaloids. Certificate at 
Storrs, Conn., (85.5) and at E. Lansing, Mich., (85). A 
grand novelty. Bush a very sturdy grower—$1.50. 
Frank Miller, F. D. —An especially fine dahlia of clear 
lemon yellow. Giant size and beautiful formation—50c. 
Girl of Hillcrest —You will derive a great deal of pleasure 
from growing this excellent variety as it blooms early 
and continuously with flowers always well formed. It 
is suitable for exhibition whether it is the first or last 
show. Color is apricot buff or cadmium orange—$1.00. 
Golden Monarch, I. D. (Almy-Viana)—A giant dahlia from 
Africa that will produce as many huge blooms as any 
variety I know. The flower consists of extremely long and 
broad petals sharply pointed and with a very high full 
center, giving it great depth, as well as diameter. Color 
is a beautiful deep gold with orange buff suffusion— 
$3.50. 
Grandee, I. D. (Reed) —Light nopal red shaded orange 
yellow. Winner of the 1933 American Home Achieve¬ 
ment Medal at San Francisco and largest flower at the 
California Flower Festival—$2.50. 
Jane Cowl, I.— Bronze, shading to gold center. One of the 
most popular dahlias of recent years—75c. 
Jersey’s Beauty, D. —Soft clear pink, medium to large, very 
stiff stem, free bloomer and good keeper—75c. 
Jessie K. Prescott, D. —The color is a deep orange at the 
center, gradually shading to a creamy orange on the 
outer row of petals— 50c. 
Juanita Menacho, S. C.- —A very large flower of deep bluish 
violet, the darkest in this color we have seen. Plants 
are strong growers and bloom freely—$1.00. 
Kathleen Norris, I. D.— A bloom of gigantic proportions. 
It is the best pink Decorative Dahlia in commerce today. 
Color a true rose pink—$1.00. 
Kaweah, I. D. (Neussdorffer) —Color is hard to describe, a 
deep, clear, rose-cerise, center of petals shading to a rich, 
velvety cardinal toward the center of the flower. Held 
perfectly erect on very long, extra strong, stiff stems 
—$1.50. 
Kentucky Red, I. D. —A flaming scarlet red of great sub¬ 
stance. Large perfect flowers on strong stems. A prize 
winner and Roll of Honor Dahlia—$1.50. 
King of the Blacks—Formal decorative dahlia, very free- 
bloomings on long, stiff, natural stems without disbud¬ 
ding. Color is the darkest rich velvet red, almost black, 
and holds color in any weather. Bush is ideal; low and 
spreading—$1.00. 
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