
Satan 
SONNY JIM ROLFE, I.D. (B. Bostom, 1933), 914x4—5’. 10” 
straight stiff stems. Blooms facing. Apricot and old gold, 
somewhat similar to Jane Cowl, with more blooms per- 
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SOPHISTICATE, I.D. (Miller D. Farms, 1941), 912x5—5’. 10” 
strong, graceful stems. Blooms facing. Amaranth pink 
with lighter shadings. Excellent keeper, and very profuse. 
Vigorous bush growth. Occasional open centel............0..c0cc 
SULTAN OF HILLCREST, F.D., (Scott 1933), 914x5—3’. 12” 
heavy straight stems. Blooms facing. Yellow with faint 
touches of rose, and rose reverse. Full bloom and a good 
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THE COMMODORE, I.D. (Kemp, 1932), 10x6—3%’. 12” strong, 
erect stems. Blooms facing. Solid unshaded yellow. Pro- 
duces lots of big attractive blooms. Cert. of Merit... ............... 10¢ 
@ 
A TRULY GREAT DAHLIA 
Elsinore, Cal., Oct. 22, 1944—“Darcy Sainsbury, it was then 
toe 
and worth 5 times that amount. It is the outstanding Dahlia I have. 
We have temperatures up to 108 and it holds its own and does not 
droop and the edges burn but very little. Every one raves ab 
it.’"—G. A. W. 

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“The Highest Quality Dahlia Roots Obtainable”’ 
