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GOOD & REESE, INC., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 
DAHLIAS (Continued) 
ROOTS 
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PLANTS 
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KEMP’S VIOLET WONDER—(Decorative)—The best violet colored Dahlia 
to date. The predominating color of this great Dahlia is a rich naphtha¬ 
line violet, with an underlying tone of royal purple, with bluish lavender 
reverse. Flowers are nearly as perfect in form as possible; of true deco¬ 
rative type, and of massive proportions, attaining to a diameter of ten 
inches and over, and to a depth of six to seven inches. The flowers are 
borne on stiff stems, ten to fourteen inches above the foliage. The variety 
has wonderful keeping qualities. One of the most outstanding Dahlias 
yet introduced ............._...._......... 
KENTUCKY—(Decorative)—A sport of Jersey’s Beauty with the same 
splendid habits. The large blooms are light salmon orange shading to 
deeper orange. We highly recommend it. 
KISS ME—(Cactus)—The most unusual and strikingly different dahlia in 
existence. Free-blooming, long stemmed, flowers of red and white. Fine 
for cutting. 
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MRS. I. deVER WARNER—(Decorative)—A superb shade of deep orchid 
pink. Color very popular. One of the really dependable dahlias that may 
be expected to give satisfaction each year.. 
PATRICK O’MARA—(Decorative)—Large flowers of rich chrome yellow 
with salmon red suffusion. Flowers of good size and form. 
POLAR BEAR—(Decorative)—Here is the fine white cut flower variety 
that is so popular. Flowers of pure white. Stems sturdy and long. 
POT OF GOLD—(Decorative)—Fine clear yellow with a gold sheen. Large 
flowers with wavy petals. The blooms are on strong stiff stems, keeping 
well when cut... 
PRIDE OF CALIFORNIA—(Decorative)—Huge flowers of crimson red 
with dark full center. Excellent for cutting. Remarkable keeping 
quality. You’ll admire this dahlia..... 
QUEEN OF THE GARDEN BEAUTIFUL—(Decorative)—This distinctive 
and interesting Dahlia originated in the famous garden of San Quentin 
Prison. An immense primrose yellow, facing upward on the stem. The 
flowers are massive. Strong in growth......... 
SAGAMORE—(Decorative)—The leading cut flower yellow Dahlia. Is un¬ 
doubtedly one of the finest golden yellows; the flowers are held on strong 
stems over a robust plant. Of great substance and excellent keeping 
qualities ........... 
SPRINGFIELD—(Cactus)—A Dahlia of our own introduction. It is identical 
with Countess of Lonsdale except in two essentials. It has a darker stem 
and the flowers instead of being a salmon-pink as in Lonsdale, in Spring- 
field are a rich amaranthine red. Its beauty cannot be described. No 
Dahlia blooms freer, no Dahlia is as pretty as Springfield. It lasts longei 
than any other Dahlia we know...„......... 
THOMAS A. EDISON—(Decorative)—Large deep royal purple; a cut flower 
variety of high quality ... 
WHITE WONDER—(Informal Decorative)—An introduction of 1933 that is 
rapidly becoming popular. It is pure white with long pointed petals that 
are somewhat twisted, and curved, giving the flower a fluffy appearance. 
A strong grower that branches from the ground and produces plenty of 
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