GOLDEN FAUN, I.D. 
One of the most beautiful grown, Blooms large 
salmon, gold and faun. Cane stem. Divs. #2. 
Plants $1. 
JUMBO SATAN, I.D., 14 by 9 in. 
A giant of giants and one of the most 
spectacular grown. Bush up to 9 ft. with gigantic 
blooms carried above the bush on cane stiff stem 3 
up to 6 ft. Rich red with a few white petaloids. 
Largest bloom San Francisco and Alameda 14 by 
8 and 13 by 9. In heat of Georgia grown 12 in. and 
very deep. Plants only $2. ea., 3 for #5. 
ROSE OF HEAVEN, I.D. 
A “heavenly” color of deep rose. Large tall 
bush, good stems. Recommended at Georgia 
Experiment Sta. Divs. $1.50, Plants $1. 
SUPREME MONARCH, I.D. 
Huge blooms of red with white on reverse and 
edge of petals. Spreading bush, cane stems. 
Roots limited $2., Plants $1. 
new Introductions for mo 
DEEP PURPLE 
The largest Purple Formal yet produced. Blooms 
average 12- 13 in. on stiff stems, held facing. 
Certificate at Storrs and East Lansing. Foliage dark, 
leathery and inse£f resistant. Plants only $3.50 
DAHLIAMUM, I.D. 12 by 10 in. average. 
Similar to a huge Japanese Chrysanthemum. Color 
Cadmium Apricot on long stiff stems over a 6 ft. bush. 
Honor Roll and Certificate at Storrs. Petals recurve 
to the stem. Plants only $3.50 
EVENTIDE, I.D. 
Deep violet Purple. Score 86, A. D. S. Trial 
Grounds 1938, Blue Ribbon winner. 
Plants only $3.35 
FLASH, Cac. 
7 x 9 in., can be grown 11 in. Crimson red tipped 
pure white, many laciniated. Bush 5 to 7 ft. Prolific 
Grand keeper. Home Achievement Medal, 
Pittsburgh. Leonard Barron Memorial 
Medal, New York and many others and the only 
Dahlia mentioned on all Honor Rolls. 
Plants only $7.50 
KEMP’S RED CHALLENGER, D. 
11 by 5 in. and more. 
Grown side by side, much larger than M. Master¬ 
piece. Brilliant Carmine on long, stiff stems. 
Bush medium, many branched and very prolific. 
Honor Roll. Plants only $5. net. 
