Other Outstanding 1938 
Introductions 
DAHLIACRAFT, S. C.—Light canary yellow similar to 
Frau Bracht. It has a multitude of twisted and curved 
petals which form a solid compact bloom. Grows very 
large, and is a champion in the showroom, having won 
numerous prizes to date. 
Plants Only $3.00 Net 
FRANK WERNER, I. D.—A gigantic flower of warm 
apricot, salmon and red, center of flower and reverse of 
petals red, suffusing the entire bloom with a warm glow. 
Wonderful stems carry the huge blooms facing you. The 
foliage is dark green and insect resisting. 
Originator claims it is a very finei keeper. A showroom 
champion and mentioned on the Honor Roll. 
Roots $15.00 Net Plants $5.00 Net 
KEMPS RED LEGION, Inc. Cac.—Color rich crimson 
maroon flower of true incurved type attaining a size of 8" 
or more. Plant grows to a height of 4 to 5 feet, is well 
branched and enormously prolific of large blooms. 
This flower has not been forced to attain this size and 
we feel quite sure it can be grown larger if desired. 
Winner of First prize in this class. 
Plants Only $2.50 
LIMELIGHT, S. C.—Here is an improved Frau 
O’Bracht and this one is really semi-cactus all the time. 
Soft sulphur yellow with flowers 10 by 5" with bush 3 to 
4 feet tall. 
A free bloomer and consistent performer. A beautiful 
flower that will win many prizes and perhaps be the only 
true flower of this color for a long time. Fine strong 
elect stems. Mentioned on the Honor Rolls. 
Plants Only $2.50 Net 
LITTLE PAL, M. F,j D.—Beautiful minature of light 
yellow base overlaid rose with edges of petals a deeper 
rose. A favorite with the ladies due to its delicate blend¬ 
ing colors. Prolific and early bloomer on the best of stems. 
Roots $2.00 Plants $1.00 
MAX BAER, I. D.—Color is a deep crimson with shad¬ 
ings of bright flame. The blooms are huge 12 to 13" 
across depth 7 to 9". The stems are extra good carrying 
the huge flowers at a graceful angle facing you, of a free 
flowering habit, and a red that offers keen competition. 
Foliage' is of the resisting type. Won First prize only 
time shown and mentioned in Mr. Johnson’s Dahlia Fu¬ 
turity “House Beautiful”. 
Roots $15.00 Net Plants $5.00 Net 
MISS PARKERSBURG, I. Dw—A seedling of Jane Cowl 
and one of the largest of the new introductions we have 
seen. Color oschraceous buff, back of petals carrot red, 
with some tones of Jasper pink. 
Excellent flowering habits, on long, clean stems. Sen¬ 
sation at the shows for the past three seasons. 
Roots $10.00 Plants $5.00 
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