DAHLIAS 
MAMMOTH FLOWERS FOR THE 
EXHIBITOR 
For those who want the largest for show purposes we offer: 
MURPHY’S MASTERPIECE. Without question the largest and 
finest of all reds and perhaps the finest in color. 
Each $1.25 
STAR OF BETHLEHEM. A very large pure white of cactus 
type. Commands attention in any collection. 
Each 60c 
WATCHUNG. GIANT. A new huge yellow-gold variety. A 
winner among big flowers. Each 75c 
SUGGESTIONS ON DAHLIA CULTURE. Give dahlias a 
sunny place in good soil but go very easy on fertilizers. Plant 
the tuber on its side four inches deep and set a stake im- 
mediately. Break out the leader when a foot high to make a 
bushy plant. Don’t over water. Disbud freely to produce big 
flowers. 

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POPULAR COLLECTION 
We offer here a few of the choice varie- 
ties that have been on the market long 
enough so that you now get the best at 
lower price levels. 

These are big values at 29c each, 
any 5 for $1.20. 
All are decorative dahlias, 
marked Cactus. 
AVALON. Beautiful clear yellow on long 
stems. 
CIGARETTE. Cactus. Large full flowers of 
burnt orange with white tips. 
JERSEY’S BEACON. Chinese red with lighter 
shadings on reverses. A fine two-tone 
effect. 
KENTUCKY. A beautiful orange sport of 
Jersey’s Beauty. Outstandingly fine. 
KISS ME. Cactus. A fine bi-color variety 
of variable red and white. 
MRS. I. DE VER WARNER. A very lovely 
orchid, lavender variety. Belongs in every 
collection. 
WHITE KING. A perfectly formed white. 
One each of the above for $1.49 
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DECORATIVE DAHLIAS 
In our list, you find only the dahlias of outstanding merit. 
The new, improved varieties are now so inexpensive that 
there is no place in a modern garden for the old timers. 
Choice Varieties at 35¢ each 
BAGDAD. Very large and beautiful flame red. 
ELKRIDGE. A fine graceful white on long stems. 
MARSHALL’S PINK. Large globular flowers of bright pink 
with silver sheen. 
OMAR KHAYYAM. Chinese red petals at base shading to 
orange at the tip. Tall growing. 
SULTAN OF HILLCREST. Huge lemon yellow blooms with 
reverse of pink; on fine stems. 
TREASURE ISLAND. Huge flowers of a_ beautiful 
and salmon-gold combination. 
apricot 
A Dollar Special in Dahlias 
Seven good bulbs, not labeled, but all different 
and a mixture of types and colors. 
And only $1.00 for 7 

Don ¢ forget that plants grown in 
Colorado, freshly dug, 
will start better and grow faster than plants 
from the East or South that have been in 
storage all Winter. And that is the kind of 
plants we take pride in furnishing. Give us 
a trial and be convinced. 
LILIES 
Nothing compares with lilies for the semi-shady or shady 
spot. Plant them freely wherever they can be given the con- 
ditions that they like. Lighten the soil with sand, leaf mold 
or peat, but not manure. Plant at least six inches deep, and 
Boe the bulbs have good drainage. Keep them moist but 
not wet. 
PHILIPPINE LILY. One of the newest of the hardy lilies. 
Great big white trumpets, tinted a little. Mulch a little over 
winter. 
TENUIFOLIUM LILY. A lovely rock garden lily. Many beauti- 
fully reflexed coral red flowers on a sturdy stem. 
2 for 35c, 6 for $1.00 
REGAL LILY. The one best lily. It will do well even in the 
sun. The flowers are as large as the well known Easter Lily, 
nearly white and very fragrant. A well established bulb will 
commonly give ten to twenty flowers to a stem. Large 
blooming size bulbs. 
Great big bulbs, for immediate effect. 
35¢ each, 3 for $1.00 
Smaller blooming bulbs, 6 for $1.00 
TIGER LILIES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE. Huge clusters of 
spotted orange reflexed flowers on four foot stems. Specify 
whether you desire single or double. The single is the more 
graceful. 2 for 35c, 6 for $1.00 
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