Roots 
Plants 
rRIMROSE—Incurved cactus. An Honor Roll variety. An 
excellent growing plant with medium large flowers. 
Color straw yellow, rose pink reverse. Very flne. 1.00 .50 
-PRACHTKERL, S. C.—A deeper yellow and larger than Frau 
O’Bracht. Very attractive.oO 
QUEEN CITY, F. D.—Pretty shade of bright red. It attracts. 
Medium size bloom on long stems.-50 
RED SALUTE, F. D.—A bright scarlet with a reverse of old 
rose. Strong stems which hold the bloom in great style. 
It is an extremely free bloomer and blooms never show 
open centers. Petals fall back to the stem and terminate 
with serrated tips. Blooms average from 9 to 11 inches. 2.00 .75 
R. A. BROOMFIELD, I. O—Saffron orange flushed with rose. 
Very prolific.50 
RED JUG—Bloom SV 2 by 5 inches. Bush five fet high. A re- 
remarkable brilliant crimson carmine with faint yellow 
tips. It has wonderful keeping qualities. 1.00 .50 
RIALSIDE KING, I. D. (1938)—Picric yellow at base of pet¬ 
als, blending to peach pink, deeper at end of petals. An 
Achievement Medal winner. 2.50 1.00 
RUDYARD KIPLING, F. D.—Color a very deep rose with 
shadings. 1.00 .50 
ROBERT J. RIPLEY, I. D.—Rhodamine purple with rose suf 
fusions. One of the largest flowering dahlias in existence 
to date. An ideal growing variety. 2.00 .75 
ROYAL PURCHASE, C.—Deep straw yellow with outer petals 
suffused with pink. An incurved cactus that attains im- 
immense size.75 ..oO 
SALEM STREAMLINE, I. D.—Beautiful old rose_ suffused with 
carmine rose. It has substance, very artistic in form.50 
RITA WELLS “Wells-Straight” (1939)—A massive informal 
decorative to semi-cactus averaging 13 to 14 in. in diam¬ 
eter with a depth of 7 to 8 inches. Makes a rugged bush 
growth of 5 V 2 to 6 feet in height with long, heavy stems. 
Color is grenadine pink on buff gold, an unusual color in 
such a large flower. Winner of the American Home 
Achievement Medal at Rockville Centre, L. I., N. Y.; 
best semi-cactus seedling at Racine, Wisconsin. 7.50 2.50 
SALLY LOU, S. C.—Color dark orange shaded brown. Average 
size of blooms 7 to 8 inches. Very prolific, bushes always 
loaded with beautiful flowers. Visitors liked this one. 
Winner of American Home Achievement Medal. 2.50 1.00 
SEVERIN’S TRIUMPH, F. D.—Clear, true pink. A very at¬ 
tractive flower.50 
SHOW A C,—Deep cerise tipped silver.50 
SLEEPY HOLLOW, C.—An honor roll dahlia. It has tall, vig¬ 
orous growth. Average size 9 to 11 inches, long stems, 
and never a bad center. This dahlia possesses a tendency 
to close at night. It resembles a giant deep shell pink 
“m.um” with its twisting and curling petals which en¬ 
tirely hide the center of flower. Scored 33.33% more 
poinLs tnan any other variety in the first annual House 
Beaut.ful Futurity contest. Voted one of the best two 
caccus varieties in existence by Dahlia Society of Ala¬ 
bama. Winner of numerous prizes during the last two 
Seasons at shows throughout the country, including a 
special award at each of the last two A. D. S. shows at 
new York. ^*50 1.00 
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