DAHLIAS 
JORDAN’S PANSY GARDEN 
Tubers 
Each 
the 1934 New York Show. This Dahlia is a 
piciie yellow suffused with Venetian pink. 
However, it is more readily understood as peach 
and cream shading with a deeper pink on re¬ 
vel se of petals. The huge blooms are both deep 
and massive. The plants are rugged grow¬ 
ers with good stout stems and producing an 
abundance of blooms . 1.00 
JIM MOORE (I. D.) Clear primrose yellow shad¬ 
ing to gold with tints and blush of salmon 
throughout the flower. Long strong stems hold¬ 
ing blooms facing. An Honor Roll Dahlia of 
1929. Make good everywhere ...35 
JOSEPHINE G. (S. C.) A true rose pink. Petals 
pinard yellow. Unusual bloom formation. One 
of the most beautiful Dahlias we have ever 
seen .35 
JUDGE ALTON B. PARKER (F. D.) Copper salmon 
with golden hue. Large perfect flower .15 
JUDGE MAREAN (F. D.) Another good old standby 
that never wears out. A flaming salmon pink 
with a touch of red, blending to orange yellow 
and gold .15 
KATHLEEN NORRIS (I. D.) Rose pink. A remark¬ 
able exhibition Dahlia. Petals broad and over 
lapping with twisted tips. Indispensable to every 
dahlia lov-er. Special low price . 25 
KAY FRANCIS (S. C.) An Honor Roll Dahlia. 
Beautiful deep flowers with high, full centers 
and numerous petals of soft lemon yellow. 
This variety is a tall rugged grower with sturdy 
stems, but needs some disbudding to produce 
large blooms .75 
KEMPS VIOLET WONDER (I. D.) Napthaline 
violet. Perfect flower of great size. We be¬ 
lieve this one of the best violet colored Dahlias 
to date .40 
KEMPS WHITE WONDER (S. C.) The largest 
white, long pointed, twisted, curled petals giv¬ 
ing a light fluffy effect .25 
KENTUCKY (F. D.) A brilliant light salmon 
orange shading to orange yellow at the base. A 
sport of Jersey beauty, but larger bloom. 
Very hardy .25 
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