Hillside Sunset. I. D. Gold and bronze, each petal 
edged rose red. Certificate, 3 Medals, 7 blue ribbons. 
Bloom 12 in. x 8 in. Bush 5 ft. Plants only $5. 
Lois Walcher. I. D. Pansy Purple, outer ]/$ °f 
petals pure white, always. Greatest true color and 
greatest winner, yet produced. Six Achievement 
Medals, two Certificates, 23 Firsts. Plants only $3.50. 
Mayor Otis. I. D. Three Medals, Six Firsts and 
claimed to be the largest dahlia in the world. Actual¬ 
ly grown 17x10 in. Honey yellow with a touch of 
copper, twisting petals, strong, straight stem, vigor- 
Olir bush. Best keeper of any large dahlia. Plants 
(limited) $12.50. 
Model 999 (Satania). H. C. Largest dahlia at Storrs 
1938. We measured a bloom 14 in. in diameter and 
very deep. Seedling of Satan but richer color. Bush 
medium. Plants only $3.50. 
Premier’s Winsome. I. D. Certificate and many tes¬ 
timonials. Massive blooms (naturally) 11x6 in. Pro¬ 
lific, strong stems. Great vigor, foliage leathery and 
resists insect and mildew. Plants only, $5. 
Rita Wells. I. D. One of the largest grown, 13x8 in., 
grenadine pink on buff gold. Bush tall. Achieve¬ 
ment Medal. Plants only, $5. 
San Francisco. Dec. Achievement and Gold Medal 
winner; 1938 sensation of the Pacific Coast. Enor¬ 
mous shrimp pink. A Giant. All blooms 12 to 15 in. 
Bush 6 to 8 ft. Plants only, $5 net. 
(ShtfBtattiiittg Jntrniiudtmis for 1939 
Ange Marcelle. H. C. Blooms average 12 in. or 
more and deep, old rose, with copper tints reverse 
pure pink. A French and a sensational dahlia. Divs. 
$2 net. Plants $1. 
American Purity. S. C. 1938 Achievement Medal. 
Best S. C. three Shows; 10-14x6-8 in. 6 ft. Grand 
white. Divs. $3.50. Plants $1.25. 
Bernice Geer. 1938 H. C. Beautiful incurved cactus 
of old rose tipped gold. Divs. $4. Plants $1.50, 3 for 
$4. 
Dahlia Craft. 1938 S. C. Color like Frau O’Bracht 
but much larger, up to 12 in., 8 in. deep. Divs. $3. 
Plants $1. 
Directeur Phemcorg. I. D. Claimed to be one of 
the largest grown, up to 15 in. and very deep. Old 
gold, shaded brown. Tall, vigorous bush, cane like 
stems, 3 to 4 ft. Our stock of this is vigorous. Divs. 
$4. Plants $1.50. 
Dir. Carl G. Dahl. I. D. One of the Super Giants. 
A bloom 15 in. across and 11 in. deep, was displayed 
at Wilmington, Del., 1938. The largest bloom ever 
shown there, and, likely, anywhere. Color apricot 
and old rise; grand stem and rugged bush. Roots 
(very limited) $7. Plants, $2.50. 
Dream Girl. I. D. to S. C., 1938. Two Achievement 
