
ST. LOUIS SEED COMPANY—”Pure and Sure” Seeds 

ST. LOUIS SEED COMPANY'S DAHLIAS 
By Mail Add Postage 5c Each 
MONMOUTH CHAMPION. An immense, bril- 
liant flame-colored flower, with vigor, habit, 
stems and blooming qualities all that could be 
desired. 
Each, 40c. 
MRS. I. DE VER WARNER. (F.D.). A large 
mauve pink flower on long, strong stems. 
Each, 35c. 
MRS. GEO. LE BOUTILLIER. (I.D.). Deep car- 
mine red. Ten to twelve inch flowers are not 
unusual in this variety. 
Each, 40c. 
OCTOBER SUNSHINE. (1.D.). Deep golden yel- 
low flowers on tall, strong stems. Excellent for 
cut flowers. 
Each, 35c. 
ORINDA. (F.D.). Rich silvery mauve pink with- 
out shadings. Immense blooms held gracefully 
on long, stiff stems. 
Each, 45c, 
OYSTER BAY BEAUTY. (F.D.). Large, oxblood 
red; a good keeper. Flowers profusely all 
season. 
Dahlias Each, 35c. 

RED CHIEF. (Ball). A bright red ball. The 
Time of Planting: The time for planting Dahlias varies striking color makes this variety a garden 
quite a good deal, according to the locality. In the central favorite 
states roots. may be set out as early as May Ist in some s 
sections and from then until the middle of June. oe of Each, 35c. 
our best blooms have been grown from roots planted about 
June 15th Dahlias should be planted oe 2% i 3 ie POMPONS 
apart and covered to a depth of 6 inches. e list only £ 
varieties which will do best in our Middle West. AMBER QUEEN. Apricot and amber. Free 
I.D. Informal Decorative. F.D. Formal Decorative. flower, early. 
C. Cactus. S.C. Semicactus. Each, 35c. 
CARDINAL. Bright cardinal red. A strong 
CALIFORNIA IDOL, (I.D.). Clear lemon yellow. Sa free bloomer. 
A wonderful grower. The flowers are very large, BCH, JIC. 
ae petone. FE Tag CORAL BEAUTY. (P.). Coral pink. 
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Each, 35c. 
COLONEL LEWIS. (I.D.). A large, but very ar- 
tistic, informal flower—rose pink. Plants are PHYLLIS. (P.). Purple. 
rugged in growth. Each, 35c. 
Each, 50c. 
JOSEPHINE G. (I.D.). Color, true pink, some 
petals tipped with yellow, flowers held well 
above the foliage. 
aes i the food “WHAT AM” 
MECCA. (I.D.). A much admired variety, and ae oe 
justly so. It has the virtue of size, beautiful . 
color, and most artistic form. It is a sport of @ Dahlias, Lilies, 
Dixie Wyandotte; a striking color combination ‘ 
of pink, with wine marking. A rugged grower yp  ouus Teer Gladiolus 
with erect stems, holding the flowers well above er Bulbs and Tubers. 
dark green, insect resistant foliage. ¥ 4 
Each, 75c. EAS) a Grow Pe eae 
Ne ooms wi is 5-6- 
ae Eo tens (D.). White, very attractive. Me fertilizer. 
ach, 40c. os 
5 Ibs., 65c; 10 Ibs., $1.15 
D. M. MOORE. (D.). Maroon, almost black. 
Each, 35c. 


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