ae + 
Dixie’s Masterpiece, 1.D., 12 by 2 in. 
Crimson, Bush 6 ft. Honor Rolls. You will quit growing 
other reds after growing this one, — : 
e  * Plants only, $3. net 
Ivory Princess, S.C.. Grown to 14%, in. 
@ne of the largest ever introduced. A new color 
in pahlias. A beautiful Ewory. Bush 6 ft., long stiff stems. 
Gold Certifieate, N.Y.. Best 8.C., Camden, N. J.. 3 
Honor Rolls. Plants only, $3. 2 for 5. 
Mollie B, L.D.. 12 by 6 in. average 
- ‘Tyrian pink flushed amaranth pink. Good strong stems. 
Home Achievement Medal, N.Y.. 21so A.D.S. Gold 
Certifieate for Best I.D, Seedling and two Honor Rolls. 
; se Plants only, $3. 
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, I.D., 12 x 10 in. 
Brilliant, flashing, velvety color. It is a truly gorgeous 
shade of bright violet red, almost a deep rose red. The reverse is 
shaded silver, which shows where the outer petals twist and curl 
andin the high center. ; ; ; 
The blooms baye a normal diameter of 1O—12 imehes witk 
a depth nearly equal to the width. Strong, straight stems, A 
husky grower, the bushes attain a height of 43—5 feet. 
: @me of the most beantiful Dahlias of all time. 
Gn Honor Rolland Certified. — 
. *- Flants onty, $4. 
Mrs. W. K. Dupont, LD. Immense, to 
US RS ee Ee ca inate te coon a lela an ar 
Wisteria violet.suffusei Rhodamine purple.giving 
an orchid effect. Kiirst in lavender, opem to zi ciass at New 
York. Honor Roll. ; 
_ * Plants only, $3.. 2 for 5. 
Stephen Foster, 1.C. = = ‘Large Size 
Buff orange and tyrian rose. Very hardy. Wom 4 Achieve- 
ment Medals, 2 A.D.S. Medais, and many other specials 
and blue ribbons. QOme of the bestin L942. 
R. $7.50 PB. 3.50, 2 for 6. 
Top Flight, 8.c. Ee iS 11 in. 
_ Bright blood red of perfect formation, facing just right on 
extra flomg strong stems. Most vigorous grower and fade 
proof in hottest summer. Gold Certificate at Washing- 
tom 1940 and Aehievement Medals «at Boston. Wilm- 
imgton and Richmond (1941) and $26. Cash for Best Bloom. On 
Futurity and ali Honor Rolls. : mothe 
3 Plants only. $3. 
: 2 
Introductions of 1941 
All American,S.C..0 0 2———si—i=<CSt*s 
On ALL the Honor Rolls and many other prizes. Bush 6 to 7 
feet, immense blooms of Mulberry rose suffused salmon. 
Crowning Glory, Ime.Cae. —__12 in. and more 
Rose Pink with cream center and the most beautiful and art- 
istic dahlia grown, Bush 6to7ft. Won A.H.A. Medal at N.Y., 
- Washington and Peekskill, N.Y,, $50. Gov. Bond, Gold Medal at 
World’s Fair and First in Court of Honor. ; 
; ann es ae R. De ‘ P. 2. 3 for 5. 
Class, F.D._ tee pte Up to 1534 in. 
LARGEST AND BEST F.D.to date. Color sulphur yellow and 
will produce 6 or 6, 10—11 inch blooms at once, straight rigid 
_ stems, holding giant blooms almost directly on top of the rugged 
bushes. Best Yellow F.D.at World’s Fairand Best F.D. at Central 
States Show. > 9.5 Ree. > SP ae otts 
‘Edith Willkie,S.C. = ———sUUp to 15 in. 
Claimed by many as the GRANDEST WHITE EVER INTRO- 
DUCED. A basket containing 22 blooms (12 to 15 inch) at N.Y. Show 
was said to be FINEST BASKET EVER SHOWN atN.Y,. A piant pure 
white ona tall rugged bush and extra long cane like stems. A 
WONDERFUL KEEPER and grand clump maker. Previous salea 
have taken all Roots so we can.only offer plants of this mammoth 
_ white. Plants only, 2.00 2 for 3. 
Lynn Fontanne, 8.C.to TD. 1314 by 914 in. 
Color’ Spectrum red to Carmine toward tips of petals, with 
chroine yellow petaloids. Winner in Seedling Ciass, A.D.S. Show, 
Largest Bloom (13} by 9} in.) Wellston, Ohio Show. TWO HONOR 
ROLLS, _ Se > Plants Only, epeber 
Link’s White Majesty, DB. | 
Grown 12 INCHES- 1941. HUGE, PURE white blooms. Grand 
stem and foliage, rugged bush 4} to 5 feet. American Home Ach- 
jievement Medal. sera ; * Plants only, 1.50 
Marion Smith, 1D. |. = ihby7in. 
THIS DAHLIA WAS MUCH UNDERRATED, FIELD GROWN it 
produced 12 in. bicoms and kept to a huge size all season. One of 
the most GLORIOUS Colors in pinks, on grand stems. A VERY 
~ outstanding dahlia. = * R. Be. P. 1.80 2 for 2.50 


