Perry’s Dahlia. Collections Are Outstanding in Value 
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PERRY’S CHOICE SELECTED DAHLIAS 
Only strong divisions (with eyes) of field 
grown roots are sold, each being carefully 
labeled and packed. Cultural leaflet in- 
cluded with each order. 
Initials following the name indicate the 
class to which the variety belongs, viz.: 
F.D.—Formal Decorative; I.D.—Informal 
Decorative; C.—Cactus; 8.C.—Semi-Cactus. 
BLUE RIBBON DAHLIAS 
Clara Carder. (F.D.) Immense, cyclamen 
pink flowers. An unusual and beautiful 
Dahlia. Each 75c. 
Ernestine Wright. (F.D.) White, slightly 
suffused with lavender-pink. The huge 
blooms are held gracefully erect on strong 
stems. Each $1.00 
Forest Fire. (I.D.) A beautiful combina- 
tion of red and yellow—a most spectacu- 
lar variety. Each $1.00 
Golden Beauty. (I.D.) A free blooming 
variety with large, well formed golden 
orange flowers. The plants are strong and 
vigorous. Each 75c. 
Hearts of Gold. (I.D.) Beautifully shaped 
flowers of a delicate shade of light buff 
with rich golden centers. Very lovely and 
attractive. Each 75c. 
Jeane Keefer. (I.D.) Large, shaggy flowers 
of rich rosy pink shading to a lighter tint 
at tip of the petals. The plants are tall, 
strong growing and very free flowering. 
Each $1.00 
Marmora. (I.D.) Large light pink flowers 
pencilled with dark rose. Very unusual. 
Each 75c, 
Mrs. James Albin. (F.D.) Sturdy growing 
plants producing a profusion of soft lemon 
yellow flowers on long stems. The foliage 
is excellent and the blooms keep well 
when cut. Each $1.00 
Mrs. George Le Boutillier. (1.D.) Giant 
blooms of rich, velvety carmine-red. <A 
healthy vigorous grower with strong stems. 
Each 60c. 
White Beauty. (I.D.) Clear, glistening 
white flowers on long stems. Outstanding 
among the white varieties. Strong, robust 
plants. Each 60c. 

Blue Ribbon Collection 
Our Special Offer 
A Real Bargain 
One each of the above 10 varieties 
For Only $5.00 Postpaid 
(Catalog value $8.40) 
A collection that will be a splen- 
did addition to any garden giving 
you quantities of brightly colored 
flowers for cutting. 
Why not send one as a gift to 
that gardening friend of yours? 

We reserve the right to make a substi- 
tution, if necessary, in any collection, without 
notice. 
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CACTUS DAHLIA—AIKO 
Medium sized plants producing huge, 
perfectly formed, deep cardinal red flow- 
ers with long, narrow, gracefully in- 
curved petals. The magnificent blooms 
are carried on strong, wiry stems. A 
splendid variety for cutting or garden 
decoration. Each $1.00 







NO. 2 PERRY’S SPECIAL COLLECTION 
6 Beautiful Decorative Dahlias 
For Only $2.75 Postpaid 
May be purchased separately for 
50c. each 
Avalon. Beautiful clear yellow. 
Fordhook Victory. Attractive shade of rose. 
Ida Perkins. Pure white. 
Jane Cowl. Buff, suffused salmon. 
Jersey’s Beacon. Chinese scarlet. 
Pride of California. Rich crimson. 
NO. 3—5 MAMMOTH DECORATIVE 
DAHLIAS 
A splendid assortment of unnamed varie- 
ties from surplus stock of best varieties. Ex- 
ceptional value. $1.50 postpaid 
NO. 4—SURPRISE COLLECTION 
An exceptional offer of 5 Dahlias from 
which the tags have been lost. All are out- 
standing and we know you will be pleasantly 
surprised, as these beautiful varieties come 
into bloom. $1.00 postpaid 
| PERRY’S 
MINIATURE DAHLIAS 
These Dahlias have become exceedingly 
popular. All the various types are included 
in a wide range of color. The flowers are 
comparatively small and carried on excellent 
stems. 
Each 50c., 3 for $1.25; any 5 for $2.00, 
postpaid 
Cherokee Girl. Deep red; petals tipped 
white. 
Coral Beauty. (I.D.) Small, dainty coral 
pink flowers borne profusely on strong 
plants. 
Elizabeth Pope (C.) Lovely, delicate shade 
of pink blended with yellow. 
Fairy (F.D.) Soft violet rose shading to 
mauve at the tips of the petals. 
Irene. (F.D.) Dainty old rose. 
Lennie. (F.D.) Deep yellow blooms held 
erect on long stems. Ideal for cutting. 
Little Elk. (F.D.) Rich, intense bronze 
colored blooms on long stems. 
Margo. (F.D.) Bright velvety red blooms 
borne on exceptionally long stems. 
Paula. (F.D.) Small, tightly quilled rose 
pink flowers. An excellent variety. 
Princess Alba. (F.D.) Vigorous plants 
producing pure snow white flowers. 
Sagamore. (I.D.) Beautiful orchid pink 
flowers with cream colored centers. 
Sylvia. (F.D.) Small, glistening carmine 
blooms carried on strong stems. 
NO. 5—ONE EACH OF THE ABOVE 12 
MINIATURE DAHLIAS—$4.50 Postpaid 
(Value $6.00) 
12-13 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston 9, Mass. 


| NO. 6—PERRY’S MINIATURE DAHLIA 
COLLECTION 
1 Each of 5 Beautiful Miniature Dahlias 
A splendid assortment of excellent un- 
named varieties. $1.75 postpaid 
PERRY’S 
LOVELY POMPON DAHLIAS 
Each 40c., 3 for .$1.00, any 5 for $1.50, 
postpaid 
Amber Queen. Small, beautifully quilled 
flowers of rich amber. 
Clarise. Lavender blooms with a silvery 
rose sheen. Very attractive. 
Daybreak. Pure white, tinted with orchid. 
Gerda. Soft, creamy yellow flowers freely 
produced on strong plants. 
Harry Snooks. Pure light lavender. An 
exquisite shade. 
Iroquois Little Red. Fine deep red. 
Joe Fette. Tall growing plants bearing a 
profusion of pure glistening white flowers. 
Little Beauty. Deeply quilled flowers of 
delicate shell pink. 
Little Dorothy. Handsomely variegated 
flowers of white and amber. 
Montague Wooten. Small deep crimson 
blooms. 
NO. 7—ONE EACH OF THE ABOVE 
10 VARIETIES of POMPON DAHLIAS 
for $3.25, postpaid. (Value $4.00) 
NO. 8—4 POMPON DAHLIAS, $1.00 
Postpaid 
A choice selection of unnamed varieties 
that will give quantities of flowers for cutting. 
PERRY’S 
PRIZE CACTUS DAHLIAS 
A fascinating type greatly admired for 
the dainty and graceful formation of the 
flowers which have long, pointed, quilled and 
twisted petals. In some varieties they are 
curiously curled and twisted. 
Fay Beaton. (S8.C.) Huge, snow white 
exquisitely formed flowers borne on fine, 
erect stems. Plants are of excellent habit, 
strong and robust. Each 60c. 
Jacques Futrelle. (S.C.) An outstanding 
Cactus Dahlia with rich yellow blooms of 
the highest quality. Fine for cutting, with 
good keeping qualities. Each 75c. 
Lenda T. Hanks. (S8.C.) Tall spreading 
plants bearing quantities of medium sized, 
crimson maroon flowers on long stems. 
~One of the finest dark red Cactus. 
Each $1.50 
Lantern Glow. (S.C.) A blend of bronzy 
buff and gold. The plants are spreading, of 
medium height, and free-flowering. An 
excellent variety for the garden. 
Each $1.00 
Rene Cayeux. (C.) One of the best free 
blooming Cactus Dahlias. The plants are 
literally covered with blooms from July 
until frost. The flowers are quite large, 
of a beautiful ruby crimson. JHach 60c. 
NO. 9—ONE EACH OF THE 5 CACTUS 
DAHLIAS described above for $2.50, 
Postpaid. (Value $4.45) 
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