A L M Y ’ S 
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ABREVIATIONS: I D., Informal Decorative; S. C., 
Semi Cactus; C., Cactus; P., Peony; D., Decora¬ 
tive; (Descriptions are in Most Cases the Origi¬ 
nators.) 
TERMS: Cash with order or in advance of ship¬ 
ment. On large orders, we require a small deposit 
as evidence of good faith. This List cancels all pre¬ 
vious prices. 
®«r Jntniiiurtimts 
Monarch of the East. Dec. to I. D. A 
Super-Giant, and the grandest all round 
dahlia we have ever grown. A giant in size 
(up to 12 in. with no disbudding or feeding- 
up to 14 with slight disbudding), a lovely 
color, warm gold with tints of apricot and 
orange buff, slight coppery red on reverse, 
grand stems 3 ft. or more and stiff as canes, 
monster clumps which are hue keepers. A 
wide open bush with many laterals, an early 
and prolific bloomer and with vitality plus. 
No insects or even corn borers have ever 
been able to ruin a single plant. In fact the 
nearest to a 100% dahlia 1 have ever grown. 
Now at a price within the reach of most 
everyone. Certificate at Storrs on four Honor 
Rolls, House Beautiful Futurity Medal at 
Boston. In winning vase of Best three, also 
Best twelve Blooms at San Francisco. 
Special award for best vase of 1938 introduc¬ 
tions at D. S. of Kentucky. “Consistently 
good in five Central States’’, Lew Sarett. 
