
JOSEPH B. LANKTREE FIRST LADY 
FIGARO — S.C. (France.) Bright yellow striped red. A sport of Satan with simi- 
lar qualities. An excellent bi-color although a certain percentage of the blooms 
pil (eletaaten Spellitll syeie tit 2 Aye aan whee eee at Ge Oy ree ees AO ee $1.50 
FIVE-STAR GENERAL —F.D. (Ramage-Ruschmohr.) Blend of soft pink and 
creamy yellow. An exceptional dahlia of real merit. Large, well formed and a 
good grower. A 1946 introduction that impressed all visitors. Highly recom- 
TITEL OCA Giese NeeR le SO seen nee yee fe i La ha ee Ene | Me lec aloes oe Sa ae $5.00 
FREDA GEORGE —1.D. (Australia.) Creamy pink with shadings of rose. A 
delicately colored variety with excellent qualities. Long a favorite in this coun- 
GALAXY —1.C. (England.) Yellow striped and splashed with red. A very inter- 
esting and satisfactory cactus. Flowers are full and well formed. Plant is 
Hell) Gea! Se ee ee Ee aE ol eee ee any 2 ee _....-92.00 
GAY KNIGHT —[.D. (Australia.) Bright red suffused gold. This brightly colored 
bloom is extra large and held straight up on a perfect stem. One of the largest 
Sune! less; Viketaat TAMU gl eben oe oe ee ee ise ley ROM aes ee aD oe ae $2.50 
GLAMOUR —1.D. (Salem.) Light purple with shadings of rose. Grows large 
without pampering and is a consistent winner in the shows. Color, form and 
IpModeNeiS ues) Gl efetere te: es Nee. eee eee et On ban Rear ate ie meet ee SE Per een et $2.00 
GOLDEN STANDARD —I.C. (Downs.) Amber butf. Large exhibition cactus. 
CP COCROTOW OMANI TeXCOlEML KEG DCl eee aes cee eee eee $1.00 
GOULBURN —1.C. (Australia.) Yellow shading to apricot. A true cactus of 
large size. Outstanding in its class with great possibilities in the showroom. $2.50 
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