1939 Introductions of Other Growers 
ALICE MAY (Morgan) I. D. Pure waxy white from Australia. The flower is 
beautifully formed reminding one of a white Lord of Autumn. Winner 
of Dahlia Society of Ohio’s Trophy as best bloom in competition with 
all varieties, at the Cleveland Show. Plants $3.75 Net 
AURORA (Salem) F.-I. D. Rose pink, overlaid wax yellow, giving it a 
peach pink appearance. Listed on J. W. Johnston’s Futurity. 
Plants $7.50 
BETTY MALONE (Malone-Dahliadel) Pom, White with each petal distinctly 
tipped violet purple. Bloom 1% x 1%. Bush SV 2 ft. 3 blue ribbons and 
2 awards for outstanding entries at the A.D.S. Show in N. Y. and best 
pom seedling at Camden show. Scored 87 at Storrs in 1937 and Certifi¬ 
cate in W. Va. in 1938. A pom pon which is so different in color, a 
good grower and a profuse bloomer. Listed on J. W. Johnston’s Roll. 
Roots $5. Plants $1.50 
BRILLIANT LADY (Salem) I. D. Bright reddish French purple reflexed 
silver. Many of the outer petals roll and twist showing the silver 
reverse which adds to its attractiveness. Blue ribbon winner in the 
I. D. Seedling class at Baltimore. Plants $7.50 
DIANNE (Dahliadel) Min. A dainty miniature of the semi cactus type in 
rose and tan which reminds one of Rapture, only smaller and a differ¬ 
ent type. Early profuse, full centers and good form throughout the 
season. Won first in the miniature seedling class in N. Y. in 1937. 
Certificate of Merit at East Lansing 1938. Listed in J. W. Johnston’s 
Futurity. Roots $5. Plants $1.50 
EMMA WALKER (MacDowell) S. C. Large yellow and old rose with un¬ 
opened petals showing lavender at tips and reverse. Early profuse 
bloomer, bush tall and rugged. Winner American Home Achievement 
Medal at Toledo. Best undisseminated semi cactus at Cleveland and 
Toledo. Plants $2.50 
EVERYBODY’S FAVORITE (Salem) I. D. Rose pink bloom with slightly 
twisted petals, that fall back to the stem giving the bloom tremendous 
depth. Winner of the Derrill W. Hart Medal in the Mid West Show 
in Detroit. Listed in Pres. Dudley’s Honor Roll and J. W. Johnston’s 
Dahlia Futurity. Plants $10.00 
FIREFLY (Geneva) B. A Ball of dense scarlet red. Winner in ball seed¬ 
ling class in N. Y., Cleveland and Akron. Plants $2.00 
GENEVA SURPRISE (Geneva) F. D. Orange cadmium, blending to apricot 
yellow, slightly suffused grenadine red. Plants $3.50 
GLAMOUR (Salem) I. D. True purple deeply edged amaranth pink. Win¬ 
ner of American Home Achievement Medal at Baltimore. Listed on 
J. W. Johnston’s Futurity. Plants $10.00 
GLOW OF DAWN (Geneva) M. Cactus miniature. Color radiant pink, 
outer petals with center and base of wax yellow. Plants $1.00 
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