height with the immense blooms carried well 
above the bush on cane stiff stems, 3 feet 
long, that holds them facing up or at a slight 
angle. A perfect stem, a giant bloom, a plant 
of splendid vigor and a beautiful color. Div. 
$3; Plants $1.50. 
JUMBO SATAN. I. D. The most spectacular 
Dahlia ever grown. Shown 14 in. by 7 in. at 
San Francisco, (also won First for Largest 
Bloom in two bloom class), and even in the 
heat of Georgia, grown to 12 in. “and the 
heaviest bloom I ever saw.” Imagine such 
monster blooms held 10 ft. from the ground 
over a 9 ft. bush—6 ft. across. Foliage deep 
green and so lethery it is pest proof. A rich 
dark red, with reverse of the tight center 
petals suffused a pearly white, also a few pet- 
aloids of same color on inside of the wide 
main petals. A giant in every way. Stems 
like canes and from 4 up to 6 ft. long. Divs. 
$10 net; Plants $5. 
LORD OF AUTUMN. Still, almost univers¬ 
ally, admitted to be the greatest yellow dahlia 
ever produced. Constantly winning as largest 
and best bloom. Last year with 200 clumps 
had hard work to fill our orders. This year at 
the reduced price you should order early. 
Never over-propagated, our plants last spring 
were absolutely the sturdiest we ever grew 
A noted Dahliarist, after touring the whole 
country last fall, came back and after view¬ 
ing a row of Lord of Autumn, in good bloom, 
declared, “it is the most magnificent spectacle 
I have ever seen anywhere in the United 
States.” Won more than thirty First Prizes 
in Major Shows in 1937. Many of these for 
Largest and Best Bloom, also Champion 
Bloom. A great Mid-West show on eight 
entries Won five First, one second, while its 
greatest rival in yellow class, on fourteen en¬ 
tries won two First, two seconds and two 
thirds. Also voted the most popular dahlia at 
big Corydon Show. Divs. $1.50 each; 3 for 
$4; Plants $1 each; 3 for $2.50. 
ROSE OF HEAVEN. I. D. I was induced to 
so name this dahlia by the repeated expres¬ 
sions of visitors — “Oh what a heavenly 
color.” It is a pure rose in color, different in 
shade from any dahlia out, and hasn’t a par¬ 
ticle of lavender. This is a plant of extreme 
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