GREATER GLORY, Cac., Salem Dahlia Gardens. 
Upon first opening the bloom may be classed as 
semi-cactus, but as it develops many of the petals 
curl and twist and it is decidedly cactus. The 
color is a deep rose pink, but occasionally a bloom 
will show some deep cream in the center. Bush 
is very vigorous and grows six to seven feet tall. 
It is one of the most beautiful and artistic dahTTas 
ever originated, of immense size on very long 
straight stems. Winner of eleven first prizes at 
National, Central States and other leading shows; 
also A. D. S. Medal. An undefeated champion. 
Roots, $10.00; Plants, $5.00. 
GRAND SLAM, S. C. (Jones-Hulin)—True type 
Semi-Cactus that is a real beauty to look at and 
to grow. The color is very striking, being tyrian 
rose, citron yellow and amaranth pink. The 
bushes are medium tall with lots of good size 
blooms. To get best results it should be pinched 
back and the crown bud removed. Reports from 
overseas proclaim it very startling and exceed¬ 
ingly popular. On three Honor rolls in 1935. 
This beauty should be in every good collection. 
Roots, $2.50. 
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