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SUPPLEMENTAL LIST 
To Our 1942 Catalogue 
KEMP'S GARDENS, Breeders and. Growers, 
LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY : 

WHITE CHAMPION - 
WHITE CHAMPION—Semi-Cac. (Pitman-Kemp). 
Bloom 13” x 9”, plant 6-7 feet. This outstand- 
ing white was awarded two Achievement 
Medals and the New Jersey Dahlia Society Hon- 
orary President’s Medal Season of. 1942. This 
great- white is different in that every one can 
grow it-successfully in any kind of soil that 
will grow-good corn, and without pampering: or 
heavy. fertilizing. 
It has great vitality and is unusually prolific 
Kemp’ s Wonder Dahlias. 
Fwo Medal Winning 
Champions for .1943 Release 
WHITE CHAMPION and LIDICE 
In cooperation with the conser- 
vation program recommended by 
the federal authorities, we will not 
issue a complete catalog for sea- 
son of 1943. This supplement lists 
ana describes our two outstanding 
medal winning dahlias together 
with several other new and also 
older varieties not listed in our 
1942 catalog. We have a very 
limited supply of our 1942 catalogs 
on hand and, as long as they last 
a copy of it, together with a copy 
of the 1943 supplemental list will 
be sent new applicants. Please 
refer to the 1942 catalog for ces- 
criptions of the older varieties 
listed in this supp’em nt, and to 
the supplement for the 1943 re- 
vised lower prices. 
of giant exhibition blooms, on long stiff «stems 
that hold them hich out of the foliage, making 
them ideal for exhibition. 
If given plenty of water when blooming, no 
other giant semi-cactus white can mniateh it in 
vigorous growth. and ability to produee giant 
exhibition blooms in such great quantity. It 
is unquestionably the greatest semi-cactus 
white introduced to date. Divisions each, $15.00: 
Plants each, $7.50; Rooted Cuttings each, $5.00, 
(3 for $12.00, net. ) 
