T)AHLIA 
OF 
QUALITY > DISTI 
DAHLIADEL INTRODUCTION 
1951 
ARTHUR GODFREY (Pitt-Dahl 86A), FD, Bloom 12 x 6, 
Bush 4 ft. This is the dahlia exciting all the Ohs and 
Ahs for its immense size and wish you could hear 
the comments. Another redhead surely pleased the 
owner of the name too. It is a beautiful Orient red 
with orange or buff shadings. On 3 Honor Rolls, and 
Certified at Atlanta and Rutgers, where it grew 13V2 
inches. We believe it is the largest Formal Decora- 
tive ever grown. It was only shown in the New 
Jersey Show this year and won there as the largest 
bloom. Grows 11 x 6 not disbudded in ordinary field 
culture. Wonderful vitality, rugged foliage, and blooms 
from early to late. Don’t miss this for the largest 
bloom class. 
Root, $15.00 NET; Pot Root, $10.00 NET; Plant, $7.50 
WHIZ KID (Alleva-Dah!l 86A), ID, Bloom 12 x 8, Bush 
5 ft. Winner of the Gold Medal Sweepstakes Award, 
the highest Seedling Award for the year with 16 con- 
tenders. Surely a wonderful achievement. The year 
BIG DAN was shown and won an Achievement Medal 
it threw a pink sport so beautiful it is making this 
thrilling debut. Whiz Kid, a lovely Egyptian buff 
undertone shaded and suffused coral pink with broad 
wavy petals, may, in a few instances, revert to Big 
Dan. It should however be true in 9 out of 10 
cases, and should it revert you will be getting Big 
Dan the season ahead of Introduction. Won Achieve- 
ment Medals at N. Y., Baltimore and Burholme be- 
sides other winnings in the Open to All Classes. 
On 3 Honor Rolls, and Certified at Md. Trial Grounds. 
Fine stems and wonderful bush growth. Only a few 
roots left as catalog goes to press. 
Root, $15.00 NET: Plant. $7.50 
 DAHLIADEL > 
WARREN W.MAYTROTT 
VINELAND. 
N.J. 
POTASH-FED DAHLIAS 
WHIZ KID 
