6 KAYLOR NURSERIES, LAKEWOOD, WASH. 
Champlain. M. E. Erect plant, hundreds 
of deep pink pompons. 
Early Bronze. E. Medium tall, bushy 
plant. Heavy producer of golden-bronze 
pompons. 
Erma Linda, M. L. Tall, many tight pom- 
pons with twilled petals in deep pink. 
Gold Standard, E. Five-inch, full, in- 
curved deep gold. 
Snoflake, E. Large, full double flowers 
in creamy-white. 
Vivid, M. E. Long-petaled, semi-double 
American Beauty color. A fine performer. 
Yellow Dot, L. Tight little yellow pom- 
pon with a red center. 
DAHLIA TUBERS 
Like all flowering plants and bulbs, the 
19438 crop of Dahlia tubers was short, so 
better get orders in early. Prices, unless 
otherwise noted, are 35c per single tuber 
with a guarantee that we will replace any 
that “come blind” if you will return the 
tuber that failed to germinate. 
Avalon, I. D. Large yellow, good stems. 
Amber Queen, P. P. Two-toned amber- 
apricot. 
whe ast Royal. Small cactus, pink and apri- 
cot. : 
Commodore, I. D. A monster flower on 
strong plant. Golden. 40c. 
Bobby, P. P. Small ball, rich plum color. 
Champoeg, D. Very large waxy yellow, 
pink tips. 
City of Cleveland, I. D. Medium size 
fiery orange. 
Dreamthorp, Min. Orange and light ter- 
racotta. 
Edith Mueller, P. P. Golden, tipped red. 
Eunice, P. P. Base cream, ends lavender. 
Golden Eclipse, I. D. Large golden-apri- 
cot. 
Ida Perkins, F. D. Large clean white. 
Jane Cowl, D. Large gold-bronze-buff. 
Jersey Beauty, I. D. Fine standard pink 
Joe Fettee. Best small white pompon. 
Margaret Wilson, I. D. Large cream- 
white, lavender undertones. 
Maraposa, Cactus. High-crowned, deep 
lavender. 
Marjorie Emberson, 
form. 
Minnie Nell, P. P. Small reddish purple. 
7 Mrs. Ida Ver Werner, I. D. Deep laven- 
er. 
Oriental Glory, I. D. Large orange scar- 
et. 
Min. Pink, fine 
Pink Wonder, I. D. Very large medium 
pink. 
Satan, S.C. Very large fire red. 
The Fireman, I. D. Very tall, fiery red. 
Thomas A. Edison, F. D. Large royal 
purple. 
Tommy Keith, P. P. Deep red tipped 
white. 
Tower’s Empire, F. D. Very tall, long 
stems, mammoth flowers, gold with amber 
shadings. 40c. 
Violet Wonder. Rather deep violet and 
very fine. 
Winnefred. Best red pompon. 
White Cactus Sport. If it has a name 
we do not know it, but the flower is large, 
fully double, a white cactus type. 
NINE FINE PEONIES 
Few flowering plants give as much in 
beauty as do the Peonies. Once established 
they live for many years, producing annual 
crops of large blossoms. The following are 
all good kinds—necessary kinds—and the 
roots we supply are strong and well bal- 
anced. Let us send you all nine kinds for 
$3.50, a whole Peony garden. Orders re- 
ceived after April 1 will be filled next fall. 
Avalanche. Globular snow white, some 
petals tipped red. Late. 50c¢ each. 
Cherry Hill. Semi-double garnet red on 
tall stems. Mid-season. 40c each. 
Felix Crousse. Large, loosely - built 
crowns on tall stems in a dark pink or 
medium red. Early. 40c each. 
Eugene Bigot. Deep red of good size and 
blooming quite late, it extends the season 
of Peony bloom. 40 c¢ each. 
Festiva Maxima. Perhaps most popular 
of low priced white kinds. Large flowers 
Nae a touch of red on center petals. 40c 
each. 
Karl Rosefield. Mid-season ball type 
flower in velvety deep red. One of the best. 
50¢ each. 
Mme. Ducel. Big bomb type in medium 
pink coming late mid-season. 40c each. 
Mons. Jules Elie. Early globular-crown 
type, and perhaps the most popular of pink 
sorts. 40c each. 
Officinalis Rubra Plena. The big deep 
red that is always welcome because it is the 
first to bloom. 40c each. 
