1946 HONOR ROLL AND CERTIFIED INTRODUCTIONS OF 
OTHER GROWERS 
Aglow (Dahliadel) I.D. — This beautiful Informal Decorative is warm amber 
yellow, heavily suffused scarlet on the center area of each petal, and is enhanced with 
a golden sheen overall. A fine open grower, producing deep, full blooms on long erect 
stems without disbudding. Blooms easily average 10x6 inches and the bush is about 
6-ft. tall. One of the most appealing of all fall shades. 
PLANT $5.00 
Deep fuchsia red with a trace of cerise. A new color 

Alcazar (Ballay) S.C. 
in a large and finely formed semi-cactus. Outstanding for beauty and distinctiveness. 
Winner of Achievement Medal and on Honor Roll. 
PLANT $7.50 
Bedford Beauty (Frank's) I.C. — An early and free-flowering cactus with a 
new formation, having evenly narrow petals from tip to base. Color, light amaranth pink 
with white around the center. Flowers 6x3 are held facing on long wiry stems. Grows 
about 4 feet tall. Winner of the Am. Home Achievement Medal in 1943 and best seedling 
and best undisseminated, and best cactus in the show. On Honor Roll. 
PLANT $2.50 Net 
Caroline Kernochan (Fioretti-Parrella) I. D. — This beautiful Dahlia 
has received many awards at the A.D.S. New York Shows and is on the Honor Roll. The 
blend of the color combination is entirely new and unusually exquisite. Center, pale 
lemon yellow, outer petals blushed rose red. Blooms average 7 inches and are held facing 
on long strong stems. Height 41/, feet. 
PLANT $5.00; 3 for $12.00 
Col. Little (Ambrose) I.D. or S.C. — Classified in the East by Mr. Dudley as 
Informal and as a Semi-Cactus in the West by Col. Eddy it will probably vary somewhat 
in form in different soils. Color: A brilliant firey red on a yellow base. Size 10 to 1l by 
5 to 6 inches. An Honor Roll Dahlia that has won many awards. 
PLANT $5.00; 3 for $12.09 
Coral Cactus (Bennett Beckman-Ruschmohr) I.C. — The dahlia with 
an outstanding show record for the year. Incurved Cactus, in a beautiful shade of 
coral pink. Blooms 7 to 8 inches. Bush 4!/p feet tall. Winner of two Achievement Medals 
and many other awards and on all three Honor Rolls. 
PLANT $5.00 
Double Victory (Goddard-Rocky River) — An outstanding Miniature 
Semi-Cactus of Carmine Red with serrated petals. Has had many winnings including the 
Achievement Medal and is on the Honor Roll. 
PLANT $2.50 
Five Star General (Ramage-Ruschmohr) F.D. — Color, a blend of 
amaranth pink blushing into tyrian pink, centering to a Maize yellow. Strong, sturdy plant, 
bearing giant blooms on long stiff stems, 11 to 12 inches. Awarded C. of M. at Storrs, 
East Lansing & Cincinnati. Listed on the 3 Honor Rolls. 
PLANT $7.50 
Frieda Gaylord (Ballay) I.D.— An informal decorative of remarkable size 
and vigor. That it is one of the truly great dahlias of all time is not an idle statement. 
The combination of unusual qualities present in this variety is seldom seen in any dahlia. 
Color: rosy pink with light golden shcdings. Winner of Achievement Medal and on 
Honor Roll. 
PLANT $7.50 
