O A K L E I G H 
PACIFICA (Ballay) 
Another semi-cactus yellow, but an odd shade with the 
yellow deeper at the center and creamy white on 
reverse of petals. Its form is distinctive and the blooms 
average 12 to 13 inches. A prolific bloomer, growing 5 
feet and free branching. Winner of best undissemin¬ 
ated semi-cactus at San Fransisco show. On 1940 
House Beautiful and Flower Grower Honor Rolls. 
.-.Plant $5.00 net 
PASADENA (MacDonald) 
A splendid, tall growing and vigorous Formal Deco¬ 
rative that holds its giant, rose pink blooms well above 
the foliage, in this variety is combined the substance 
and keeping qualities desired by the florist and size 
and perfection of form that captivates the Judges. 
Winner of many honors including Achievement Medal. 
On 1940 Flower Grower Honor Roll.Plant $2.00 
PINK AMELIA (Springhill) 
Represented as one of the best semi-cactus varieties 
to date. A true pink Amelia Earhart. Blooms from 7 
to 12 inches without disbudding or extra care. Winner 
of many honors. On 1940 Flower Grower Honor Roll. 
...Plant, $4.00 
PROGRESS (Salem) 
An exhibition informal type of immense size and ex¬ 
cellent quality. Color is rosy mauve with petals twisted 
and curved. This variety has everything,—size, per¬ 
fect stems and good growth habits. On 1940 House 
Beautiful and Flower Grower Honor Rolls....Plant $7.50 
RED CHALLENGER (Kemp) 
A carmine red formal decorative, very large and of 
good depth, blooms averaging 11 to 12 inches by 6 to 
7 in depth. Stiff stems hold the blooms well above 
the foliage, which is dark green and leathery. An 
early and continuous bloomer. On 1940 Flower Grow¬ 
er Honor Roll..Plant, $3.50 
THE GOVERNOR (Dahliadel) 
A brig'ht sulphur yellow Formal Decorative with wide 
heavy petals that roll back at the tips. It easily grows 
11x6 inches with long, erect stems and strong, rugged 
insect resistant bushes about 5 feet tall. Winner of 
many Blue Ribbons at leading Shows and on 1940 
House Beautiful and Flower Grower Honor Rolls. 
.Plant, $2.50 
THUNDERBOLT (Mad River) 
A dark scarlet incurved cactus with blooms 10 inches 
and larger. Stems are strong and hold the giant blooms 
well above the foliage. Winner of Achievement Medal 
at Chicago, Milwaukee, Racine and Cleveland. On 1940 
House Beautiful and Flower Grower Honor Rolls. 
.Plant, 5.00 Net 
TOWN TOPIC (Hulin) 
Something really sensational in a new Dahlia. General 
color is magenta purple, shading to petunia purple,— 
many blooms come tipped white. Bush is very rugged 
and the giant blooms are held well out of foliage on 
stems like broom sticks. Flowers have fine keeping 
qualities. On 1940 Flower Grower Honor Roll. 
.Plant, $3.50 
VICTORY (Asther) 
An unusually fine Pink formal decorative. Blooms 11x7 
inches. Excellent keeping qualities. Fine stems and in¬ 
sect proof foliage. Winner of many Blue Ribbons at 
leading Shows. On 1940 House Beautiful and Flower 
Grower Honor Rolls.IMant, $3.50 
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