Honor Roll Dahlias for 1938 (Cont’d.) 
No. Root Plant 
714—Lord of Autumn. I. D. Bright clear golden yellow. A 
giant on good stems. Very popular _ 1.00 .50 
778—Louise Bates. S. C. Mallow pink, center phlox purple. 
Very popular _ .75 
810—Major C. C. Masserve. I. D. Yellow, dark center, giant 
massive blooms on perfect stems _ 1.00 
815—Margrace. I. D. Here is a great Dahlia. Made the best 
record of the year. The color is a brilliant scarlet, 
tipped and striped with gold. On all Honor Rolls _ 1.75 .85 
828—Miss Belgium. S. C. Beautiful bright orange color .60 
743—Miss Carolina. F. D. Pure white. The large up to ten 
inch flowers are held erect on long straight stems. 
Very free blooming, and an excellent cut type. The 
best all around white we have ever grown. Does not 
not blast from sun and rain _ .85 
879—Miss Elsie Jane. S. C. Shrimp pink, tipped violet-rose 
on long wiry stems. A beauty _ 1.00 
848—Miss Oakland. F. D. Pure white. The flower is well 
rounded so that it has a ball contour, although the 
petals are propery flat, free blooming with long and 
strong stems with large blooms. Excellent keeper. On 
all Honor Rolls _ 4.50 2.25 
751—Mrs. Bruce Collins. C. Light lemon yellow blooms 
10-12 inches. Fine stems and a very free bloomer. Ex¬ 
cellent _ .75 
816— Milton J. Cross. I. D. The color is a clear gold at the 
center of flower shading to a light orange buff. The 
color is bright, rich and pleasing. The blooms are 
very large, of great depth and beauty. On all Honor 
Rolls _ 3.00 1.50 
833—Midwest Champion. I. D. Brilliant violet rose or 
orchid pink. The ten inch blooms are held on good 
stems _ 2.50 J..O0 
825—Moei Limburg. I. D. It will be difficult to find a more 
attractive Dahlia than this one. It is a free flowering 
variety with geranium-red flowers, award of merit 
Brussels also Holland_ 1.75 1.00 
?20—Murphy’s Masterpiece. I. D. One of the largest varie¬ 
ties known, on good stems. Winner of highest prizes 
at each show. Color dark red to garnet_ 1.00 .50 
817— Normandie. I. D. A bright mellow pink. A splendid 
grower, and needs no urging to produce blooms 12-14” 2.50 
818— Oakleigh Monarch. F. D. Large bright cerise red, ex¬ 
cellent stems two to three feet long, exhibition type 2.00 1.00 
855—Oakleigh Princess. S. C. Immense size and in a beauti¬ 
ful new color, lavender red and yellow. On all Honor 
Rolls _ 1.50 
858—-Orchid Queen. I. D. A very beautiful light pink on 
good stems _ 1.75 .85 
840— Olympic Sunset. S. C. Apricot orange and coral 
blended with bright yellow. Large flowers full high 
centers. Very striking _ 1.00 .50 
738—Palo Alto. I. D. Bright salmon pink and gold. Very 
popular _ .75 
808— Paul Pfitzer. S. C. Beautiful combination of yellow 
and lilac rose on excellent stems. Greatly admired 1.00 
819— Pride of America. S. C. A clear primrose yellow with 
tints of pink. One of the most perfect formed Dahlias 
ever grown. Grows normally ten to twelve inches on 
long stems _ 3.00 1.50 
836—Pink Daily Mail. F. D. The perfect formed flowers 
have a beautiful lilac pink color on a white ground. 
Watch this variety at the exhibitions. A brilliant 
prize winner. Honor Roll _ 2.00 1.00 
809— Pink Spiral. C. The color is peach blossom pink with 
a touch of primrose, the petals form a complete spiral 
arrangement _ 1.00 .50 
872—Pioneer City Bonfire. F. D. Color bonfire red on ex¬ 
cellent stems. A splendid keeper. You will want this 
one .... 2.50 1.25 
786 — Queen City. F. D. Winner as best keeper, the color 
a distinctive pink between cherry red, and old rose. 
Good cut flower _ 2.00 1.00 
787 — Red Jug. S. C. The color is a dark cardinal red with 
gold tips. A blue ribbon winner, excellent keeper. 
On all Honor Rolls . 2.00 1.00 
841— Red Victor. I. D. The color is an unusual shade of 
rose red, the plant is a nice, clean grower, and free 
bloomer ---- 2.00 1.00 
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