BETTER CROPS FROM HARVEY'S SEEDS 
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BULBS FOR SPRING PLANTING 

Caladium 
CALADIUM ESCULENTUM 
Magnificent foliage plants sometimes called Elephant 
Ears. Leaves sometimes a yard long and a half as wide. Size 
5-7. Each 5c, doz. 50c. 
CANNAS 
The most satisfactory bedding plant we have. The dwart 
French varieties are especially beautiful, bearing large 
flowers of most brilliant colors. Each 5c, doz. 50c. 
City of Portland—Pink, green leaves. Each 10c, doz. $1.00. 
Eureka—Excellent foliage. Light green flowers white with 
cream tinting. Height, 4 feet. 
King Humbert—Enormous flame scarlet flowers. Green 
foliage. Height, 4 feet. 
The President—Red, green leaves. Each 10c, doz. $1.00. 
Yellow King Humbert—Large flowers of the most beautiful 
sade of yellow spotted red. Green foliage. Height, 4 
to 5 feet. 
DAHLIAS 
GIANT FLOWERING 
The Finest Varieties 
FD—Formal Decorative; |D—Informal Decorative 
C—Cactus; SC—Semi-Cactus 
The figures given in description denote the diameter of 
the flower in inches. 
Buckeye Bride FD—Geranium pink to salmon. 8-9 inches. 
A tall grower and free flowering with very long stems. 
A real prize. Each 50c. 
Chautauqua Gold FD—Deep, rich gold with a faint shading 
of red on reverse of petals. Massive and appealing. 10 
inches. Each 75c. 
Chautauqua Regal FD—Cardinal red. 10-12 inches. A 
heavy bloomer and fine exhibition dahlia. Each 50c. 
Chautauqua Salute ID—The finest pure white dahlia. 9 
inches. Great quantities of blooms which last from one 
to two weeks when cut. Each 50c. 
City of Buffalo ID—Cardinal red. 11 inches. This reddest 
of all red dahlias has the brightest and most intense 
coloring. Strong grower and free bloomer. Each $1.00. 
City of Jamestown FD—Light canary yellow. 8 inches. 
Fine form and stem with very brilliant glossy foliage. 
Each 35c. 
Clara Carder ID—Cyclamen pink. 12 inches. A dahlia of 
great beauty in form and color. A consistent prize 
winner. Each 75c. 
Col. Lewis ID—Very deep rose. 12 inches. One of the 
most beautiful dahlias grown with unusual and luxuriant 
foliage. Each $1.00. 
Countess of Lonsdale C—Coral rose. 5 inches. A heavy 
bloomer and very popular for cutting. Each 25c. 
Dokoupil’s Giant FD—Lavender. 8-10 inches. This fine 
European variety is very hard to beat in its color class. 
Perfect stems. Each 50c. 
Dorothy Stone ID—Deep pink. 10-12 inches. A fine 
grower producing many exquisite blooms over a long 
season. Each 50c. 
Entrup’s Monarch FD—Deep American Beauty rose. 9-10 
inches. A massive flower of great beauty. Each 50c. 
Girl of Hillcrest ID—Apricot buff. 10-12 inches. Easily 
grown, early, very large, blooms heavily and has perfect 
stems and bush. Each 35c. 
Golden Standard C—Golden tan. 9-11 inches. Few cactus 
dahlias have won so many prizes. Very fine. Each 50c. 
Incandescent ID—Autumn shaded rose. 10-12 inches. One 
of the most satisfactory and easily grown dahlias in 
existence. Tall, well branched bush. Each 75c. 
Inkyo ID—Dark maroon. 8-9 inches. The darkest of all 
dahlias with petals like velvet. It flowers heavily for a 
long season. Each 50c. 
Jane Cowl ID—Buff, old rose and gold. 10-12 inches. 
One of the finest and most popular varieties. A really 
marvelous dahlia. Each 35c. 
Jersey’s Beacon FD—Chinese scarlet, reverse and tips 
bul. 10-12 inches. Exceptionally fine. Each 35c. 
Jersey’s Beauty FD—True pink. 6-8 inches. Grown more 
widely than any other dahlia for cutting. Each 25c. 
Jersey’s Dainty C—White. Probably wins more prizes 
than any other white cactus dahlia. Very profuse 
blossomer. Each 35c. 
Mrs. Geo. Le Boutillier ID—Deep crimson red. 12-14 
inches. An exhibition dahlia that is very hard to beat in 
the show room. The huge blossoms are produced in 
quantity on a very vigorous bush. Each $1.00. 
Orange Moon FD—Orange buff, shading to orange 
apricot. 10-12 inches. Blooms of great depth like huge 
balls. Long stems hold the glorious blooms high over a 
robust bush. Each 50c. 
Pres. F. D. Roosevelt FD—Chinese red, edged fawn. 
10-12 inches. This dahlia lights up any garden. Fine in 
every way. Each 75c. 

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