ALICE McLEAN, S.C. (Lewis-Franklin)—The outstand- 
ing dahlia of the Northwest the past two seasons. Very 
deep velvety maroon-red with lighter reverse. The 
long narrow petals twist showing the reverse while 
the center remains very high and straight. Good sub- 
stantial stems hold the bloom facing 9 to 13 inches 
above first leaf branch. Winner of two Achievement 
Medals and the Sunset Medal as well as best Semi- 
Cactus at three Northwest shows. Honor Roll 1940. 
Roots $10.00. 
DR. FRIDELL, S.C.—Deep orange with lavender reverse. 
Watch for this one, you will surely want it. Next 
season. 
HULIN’S MELODY, I.D.—Exquisitely lovely. Wait and 
see. 
GLAMOUR GIRL, F.D.—Tall lovely salmon pink. 1942. 
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The following New Creations are 
Offered in Plants only 
MAHIA, I. D. (Australia)—A giant clear red that has 
been grown to 13 inches with perfect stems holding 
the bloom well above the light green foliage. Sturdy 
bush rather low. The petals reflex slightly giving it 
good depth. High, full center. Plants..........00000...... $2.50 
AILSA FANTOM, I. D. (Hoyle-Hulin)—An extra strong 
growing tall bush bearing lovely light pink blooms 
from 9 to 11 inches on clean, long stiff stems. Not an 
ordinary pink but one that is most attractive. Fine 
keeper. Winner of many awards. Plants.............. $3.50 
FIGARO, S. C. (French)—A sport of Satan with extra 
large flowers of deep golden yellow heavily splashed 
and striped red. Vigorous grower with splendid long 
stiff stems. An extra showy dahlia for the exhibition 
talblewmek LANTS ONLY seis. e ace sete ieee Temes ee nee ees $1.50 
TRIUMPH OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA, S. C.—A winner 
from overseas that is most attractive. The color is 
deep red with clear white tips on nearly every flower. 
Naturally large ;Good esturdy sbUush ior a iaascncteanrs $2.00 
DELTA, F. D. (Australia)—-Well formed flowers of ex- 
hibition type. Large magenta rose on stiff stems. Out- 
Standines1NkeVery pWAValar tert eat cite e rarer te $2.50 
DOKOUPIL’S TRIUMPH, F. D. (Holland)—One of the 
most dainty colors we had in our planting last season. 
The medium large blooms are white with a deep lav- 
ender spot near the center of each petal. Bush me- 
dium tall, stems long and stiff. Very lovely ............ $2.50 
WHITE HART, I. D. (Holland)—Medium tall bushes 
with very delicate white blooms slightly tinted lav- 
ender. Robust growing and nicely branching. Blooms 
average nine inches full and Ce€p.......ceceeseeeeeeees $2.00 
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It is gratifying to learn how many persons are taking 
up dahlias in preference to golf and other sports. It 
really is less expensive. 
GLAMOUR GIRL for 1942 is a lovely pink. Watch 
reports on this one. 
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