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Miss San Diego (Comstock) I. C. 1946 
Incurved lascinated cactus, of superb color and form. 
This dahlia is almost in a class by itself, having dis- 
tinctive incurved claw like petals that are very deeply 
lascinated. Lemon yellow, outer half tyrian pink with 
thread like margins at center florets showing tyrian 
pink. High centers make blooms almost a ball in form. 
Flowers grow high out of an exceptionally vigorous 
plant, very long strong stems. Blooms keep well when 
cut, prolific and early bloomer and a good root maker. 
On all three Honor Rolls of the Flower Grower mag- 
azine. Certificate of Merit Winner at the A. D. S. trial 
grounds at East Lansing, Michigan, with a score of 
85.8 and at Ohio Valley trial grounds with a score of 
85 E. Won A. D. S. Achievement Medal at Inglewood, 
California, in 1944. 
Roots, $10.00 ea.; Plants, $3.75 ea. 
WE'D LIKE TO RECOMMEND 
SEEDEEO RMAs ROM 
MISS SAN DIEGO SIR GALATAD 
ALICE MAY COR Ese 
AUTUMN GLORY GLAMOUR 
KIRSTEN ®EEAGSIA Dae ose I BERTY 
ROSE MARIE MARGRACE 
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ENCHANTRESS SRiERVVOODSELEAGH 
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