OUR INTRODUCTIONS 
FOR i941 
ELLA A. PARKS (FD)—8x5. The coloring of 
this dahlia is most unusual. The face of the 
petals is salmon, shaded gold and overlaid vio- 
let rose. The reverse is violet rose showing 
at center of flower as petals roll. The general 
effect is old rose. The plants are very stocky 
and the stems are stiff, straight and of just 
the right length. Blooms are upright to half 
facing. This dahlia is very insect resistant. 
Height of bush about 4 ft. 
ROOTS—$10.00 
JEANIE—Miniature ID. 314-4x2. Lemon Yellow 
heavily outlined and shaded on ends of petals 
with begonia rose. This miniature is perfect 
for the garden, exhibition and for cutting. In 
fact, it is without a peer as a small cut flower. 
The bush is upright and branching, producing 
immence quantities of flowers. Believe it or 
not, we had one bush that produced Over 250 
flowers, opened and in good condition, at one 
time. Of course, this was an abnormal case. 
Stem and keeping qualities are all that can 
be desired. AWARD OF HONOR 1940, 
GEORGIA TRIAL GROUNDS. 
ROOTS—$3.00 
