1942 HONOR ROLL & CERTIFIED INTRODUCTIONS 
OF OTHER GROWERS 
Columbia (Cuyahoga) SC. — Winner of Two Achievement Medals; 
Two Largest and Most Perfect Bloom Awards. Blooms range from 12-16 inches with 
10 inches or more in depth. The color is a beautiful blend of deep gold and peach 
pink. Centers high, pointed and perfect. Vigorous bushes 5% feet tall; foliage dark 
and insect resistant; profuse bloomer. 
PLANTS $5.00 NET ROOTED CUTTINGS $3.50 NET 
Dean Shurtleff (Rockley) [sips — Giant crimson red having all the 
fine features a consistent show winner should possess as its long list of winnings will 
attest. 1939 as best seedling at Fairmount; 1940 three firsts; 1941 four firsts. includ- 
ing the American Home Achievement Medal. PLANTS $5.00 
Dorothy Geer (Geneva) — <A Formal of a beautiful light rose pink. 
Stems are slender but strong, holding blooms 7% to 10 inches facing to looking up- 
ward. Winner of Achievement Medal and many other awards. 
ROOTS $10.00 PLANTS $3.50 ROOTED CUTTINGS $2.25 
Dorothy Schmidt (Parrella) S.C. — Color, lilac, with blue effect 
in shadow. Won the coveted Leonard Barron Memorial Trophy and special silver 
certificate. Size 6% x 3% inches. Growing habits excellent, profuse bloomer. Bush 
height 4% feet. PLANTS $3.50 
Edith Wi IIkie (Tooker) —A beautiful clean white Semi-Cactus. An out- 
standing exhibit of a pasket of magnificent blooms of this Winner of the Achieve- 
ment Medal in New York in 1940 remained in perfect condition thruout the entire 
show. 1 PLANT $5.00 2 PLANTS FOR $7.50 4 PLANTS FOR $10.00 NET 
Indian Summer (Goetzger) SG. — Golden yellow suffused orange. 
A new and beautiful shade in a semi-cactus Dahlia. Scored 85 at Ohio Valley Trial 
Gardens. Achievement Medal Winner at Washington, D. C. Tall rugged grower. 
Stems strong, holding flowers on side. PLANTS $5.00 
Ivory Princess (Hawkins-Ruschmohr) S.C. — one of the lare- 
est, has been grown to 14% inches. A beautiful shade of ivory. Long stiff stems. 
Bushes about 6 feet tall. Runner up in the Achievement Medal Class in New York 
and also in Kearny, N. J. On Honor Roll, Eastern, Mid-West and Pacific Coast. 
PLANTS $5.00 3 FOR $12.50 
King David (Corbett-Dahliadel) — a stunning 9 x 5 Formal of 
regal deep purple inclined to violet purple which does not fade. Is of good substance, 
regular in form, and unusually early. Grows about 4% feet with good stems. 
PLANTS $3.50 
Mollie B. (Briggs-Ruschmohr) |.D. — Winner of Achievement 
Medal at New York and awarded A. D. 8. Gold Certificate. Large tyrian pink with 
flush of amaranth pink. Averages 12 x 6. Strong stems hold blooms at proper angle. 
PLANTS $5.00 3 FOR $12.50 
