PURPLE JOY, Pom. 
Rosalene purple or iris color; might be described as bluish purple. 
Color more or less new and very distinctive. Stems are strong, slender, 
erect, holding blooms 4 or 5 inches above first leaves. Foliage good, 
plant low; an excellent bloomer. Root, $2.00 
The above three varieties are certificate winners at the Georgia Trial 
Grounds. 
HI-SPEED, I.D. (B. & B.) 
A new color that is delightful—French Plum. Vigorous grower, tall, 
early and free-blooming. Blooms held high on top of a good stem. An 
exhibition variety of merit; blooms 8-11 inches. Root, $15.00 
MRS. RUTH M. PLACE, S.C.-F.D. (B. & B.) 
Center front a pastel yellow with outer petals suffused a 
delicate pink lightly tipped cream. Very chaste and beautiful. A fine 
cut and garden variety. Plants strong, tall and free with a grand stem. 
Blooms 7-10 inches. Root, $6.00 
THE SOUTHLAND, I.D. (B. & B.) 
Light gold with outer and back petals old rose. Centers 
high and full with flowers facing; petals slightly twisted and pointed. 
Good stem. Tall, vigorous and free blooming. Bloom 8-10 inches. Cer¬ 
tificate winner at Georgia Trials. Root, $10.00 
ROSEMARY, F. D. (A. D. F.) 
A very prolific cut flower throughout the entire season. Bush medium 
tall with blooms averaging 7 inches. In color, it is a deep rose pink or 
phlox purple and the blooms do not fade or burn. Keeping qualities very 
good. Root, $7.50 
AMERICAN PURITY, S.C. 
This is an ideal semi-cactus, 
pure white, with absolutely straight 
and strong stems. It is immense 
in size and has wonderful sub¬ 
stance for such a large flower. 
Won at major shows all over the 
country. Best white to date. 
Root, $7.50 
HERITAGE, I.D.-S.C. 
Immense blooms of violet purple 
suffused true purple on long stems. 
Height of bush seven feet; very 
prolific bloomer. Different soils 
and growing conditions may 
change the type of this dahlia. 
You certainly will be pleased with 
this giant winner. Root, $5.00 
RUD. KIPLING, F.D. 
Blooms do not grow quite so 
large, only 9-11 inches, but they 
attract attention on account of 
their wonderful color and stiff 
stems. The color is very deep rose 
with shadings of ashes of rose. 
Prolific bloomer of medium height. 
Another winner. Root, $5.00 
CORDELIA, S.C. 
A glistening phlox pink semi¬ 
cactus bloom of medium size, 9-10 
inches, on an absolutely straight 
and stiff stem. Excellent for both 
cutting and exhibition. Root, $3.50 
ROBT. L. RIPLEY, I.D. 
Rhodamine purple with deep 
rose pink suffusions throughout 
the entire bloom. It is immense 
in size. Ed. J. O’Keefe of Cold 
Spring, N. Y., one of the leading 
amateur growers of the United 
States, grew a bloom that meas¬ 
ured 16x12, or 192 inches. Stems 
are straight and strong. The bush 
is vigorous and grows to a height 
of seven feet. It won many first 
prizes at major shows all over the 
country. Created a sensation 
wherever shown. It was No. 1 at 
the Georgia Trial Grounds. It has 
wonderful substance and keeping 
qualities and will develop a full 
flower from a cut bud not even 
showing color. Root, $10.00 
DAVID COPPERFIELD, I.D. 
Another of our winning giants. 
These blooms also have great 
depth and very high centers, and 
although the petals are rather 
broad, blooms are not at all coarse 
when fully developed. They are 
violet purple in color. The blooms 
stand staunchly on straight stems 
on bushes seven and eight feet tall. 
Root, $5.00 
