ALISA FANTOM, F.D (Australia)—This is by far the 
most exquisitely colored dahlia since the famous Freda 
George. A light clear pink that fairly shines in the 
sunlight, standing well in the air on long stiff stems, 
looking right at you. Tall bush and stately. 
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ALICE MAY, I.D. (Australia)—Another Australian nov- 
elty that is sometimes called the white Lord of Au- 
tumn. The pure white blooms are large and of good 
depth on good long stiff stems. One you will like....$1.50 
A. L. ALEXANDER, I.D. (Stock-Parrella)—Medium low 
bush covered with large blooms of dark flame over- 
laid with bronze. Good stems hold the blooms nicely. 
Brighterrecne foliage ca sec ci pete reteset es te $3.50 
CONVENTION CITY, I.D.. (Lee-Hulin)—Most unusual 
coloring and splendid formation. A shade darker than 
jasper pink Blending to carrot red at the tips. The 
general effect is of hammered copper. Strong stems 
and. rugged «bush,, Medium tal laren ra cee ute $1.50 
CLARA BLOOD, I.D. (Blood)—A pure white with no 
shading whatsoever that can be grown to extra large 
size. Tall bushes hold the large blooms facing. One of 
the best of the new whites. On the Honor Roll in ’39. 
No mistake can be made on this numbet................. $2.00 
DON SOWTON, I.D. (Australia)—An extra large mauve 
pink with wide petals on the best of stems. Has been 
grown and shown 12 inches. Medium low bush and 
very robust. No staking necessary. Prize winner.....$1.50 
EVERYBODY’S FAVORITE, I.D. (Salem) — Excellent 
variety of rose pink with a trace of lavender. Petals 
nicely twisting adding to the general gracefulness of 
the flower. Strong healthy bushes and winner of many 
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EVENTIDE, I.D. (Bissell)—A most unusual dahlia of 
rich violet purple with outer petals streaked lighter 
and the ends of each petal deeply lacinated. Blooms 9 
to LOsanches’ andvvery (deep ttacs ct eee $2.00 
F. W. BECKETT, I.D. (Thomas-Parrella-Hulin) —Medium 
tall variety of a soft apricot yellow overlaid straw- 
berry pink. Strong grower and the large blooms are 
held on very good stems looking right at you. An 
Honor Roll number that is very DESIRABLE. 
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FIGARO, S.C. (Imported)—A sport of Satan that is a 
real attraction in any garden. Blooms are a light yel- 
low streaked with red making a very flashy display 
both in the garden and on the exhibition table. Hardy 
bush with insect resisting foliage. Stems strong hold- 
ing the large blooms facing. A splendid keeper.....$1.50 
GLAMOUR, I.D. (Salem) —An immense true purple 
deeply edged amaranth pink. Petals fall back to the 
stem giving it great depth. This dahlia has been shown 
Upstosl2sinehnes,- Good sstifiestemMs.cisin tee teen. edaek $2.00 
HERACLES, I.D. (Imported)—Extra large flowers of a 
glowing vermillion red with a touch of gold at the 
center. Long stems holding the blooms facing over a 
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FONDA is a Miniature you will grow fond of as soon 
as you see it. 
