Height Maturing 
Purple Doty—Nice red punple ~-------------~-----——---—-----=="-- UMeéed=2= Oct. 
Red Ridinghood—Lovely large, full flowered bright red ----—-------- Tall____Oct. 
Rose Quilled—Large rose quilled, silver pink outcast, unusual —--—----~ Tallaik cea 
Roxie—Fine double bronze red _-----~-------------------------+---=-- Med._—— Oct. 
September Gem—Golden yellow button.” <= ee ee Med.___-Sept. 
Solid Gold—Lar'ge showy rich gold {ball-like flowers of rare beauty —-Tll_---Oct. 15 
The Moor—Good double wine red —-~------------------------------— Med.___-_ Sept. 30 
King Midas—Large double light yellow ~-._---------------------—---- Tailase= Sepes 
Victory—-Charming pure white pompon with bright yellow center Tall. 0c 
Vivid Lady-—Large double amaranth vivid, silver cream rever'se —-_--- Med.__--Oct. 15 
Yellow Sport Cushion—fine new yellow, the- beste... Low.__-Sept. 
Yellow Bouquet—fine light yellow sprayed WH SOC ee Medi == Sept. 
Yellow—Cactus-—Large semi-double sulphur yellow ~--------------- Med..—— Oct. 5 
Yellow Dean Kay—Fine yellow buff ------------------------------ Tall.___Sept. 1 
NEW HARDY SPOON MUMS— Their charm lies in the shape of the petals. All are 
tubular near the center of the flower and flatten out at the ends, thus they resembie 
miniature spoons. Med. height, double and semi-double—3%4 inch flowers. Yellow 
Spoon, Orchid Speon, Silver Spoon, Rose Spoon, Pink Spoon, Golden Spoon and Jasper 
Spoon, 
COLLECTION NO. 15—PREPAID 
30 divisions, 15 cr mote assorted, of the.best named and numbered varieties introduced 
prior to \jthe year 1942 and comprising ae 2sList No. 1 for $2.00; 100 divisions 
20 or mcre assorted for $5.00: (alll lalbe} 7. 
- COLLECTIC © 
9:9 divisions, 10 or more assorted, mc === 
List No. 2, labeled, all different from Fc cr oer co 15, for $3.00; 40 divisions, 15 or 
more assorted, all new ones, for $5.00. (To those ordering this ‘collection and in the 
event you do not have last vear’s collection, kindly advise and other outstanding items 
will be included extra). These collections enable us to select ‘the best varieties for 
you. 




“THE SO-CALLED AZALEAMUMS’”—1941 Introductions—PREPAID 
Ccmmander Cushion, Champion Cushion, Major Cushion, Prince Cushion, Red Cushion, 
and Yellow Sport.Cushion; three each of these six new outstanding Cushion Mums for 
$2.00. The older Cushions: Bronze, Pink and White will be included extra if you ask 
for them. These grand new Azaleamums are by far the finest introductions to date. 
Many recent cre?*ions includine the taller varieties are the talk of the country, and 
sold elsewhere under fancy names at a fabulous price. 
DAHLIAS—For the duration, we will make no effort to keep up with the recent intro- 
ductions. However, wi!l list here some of the best that are in surplus at 25c each pre- 
paid. No order for less than $1.00. ‘Do not confuse these fine Dahlias with the older 
cheap varieties. Money back if you are not delighted with them. 
Blue River, ID Very large deep lavender—Outstanding; Clana Carder ID Beautiful Cy- 
clamen pink; Darcy Sainsbury FD proven best large white; Grace Sherman, ID Splen- 
did large soft pink, cream center; Jovce ‘Louise ID verv good high class large rose; 
Mrs. G. Le Bouliller, ID Dark red; (Milton J. Cross FD Giant yellow; Pink Elegance ID 
Fine early deep pink; Red Menace, FD Brilliant crimson of huge size; Rita Wells SC 
Soft pink, cream and gold; Sylvia Terrata B Beautiful ball shape lavender; Virginia 
Pelicano FD Gisnt pure white; White Wonder SC Good white; No. 82 Fine new or- 
ange. (Note—Blue River is the nearest to blue and together with Red Menace are 
among the finest and langest Dahlias grown. You will find that many of these items 
are priced at 50 ito $1.00: each elsewhere). 
—ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT— d 
Deduct 10% on all orders that net $30.00 or over. This represents a good break for 
customers cf large requirements or those who purchase from the Wholesale List. 
Stocks are none too plentiful in some items and perhaps a good plan to take them off 
the “Assembly Line” early to avoid disappointment. 
In the meantime, “Buy Bends and More Bonds”; Keep the Japs on the run”; 
‘Keep Old Glory Flying”; “Keep ’Em Sinking” until the job is done. 
Defense Stamps Accepted As Cash” 
HOLLOWAY’S DREAM GARDEN Sec. 562 P. L. & R. 
HENRY * NEBRASKA 
“The Home of Unselfish Service” 
Reference Librarian, Division of Fruit | 
and Vegetable Crops and Diseases 
.S.Dept. of Agr, Washington, D.C. 
TNITED STATES OF AMERICA 
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