BVAVAN a, 
LAVENDER PRINCE (Bowling-Dah!| 85B), FD, Bloom 7¥2 
x 5, Bush 5 ft. This beautiful amaranth rose is near 
to Jersey Beauty in growth and very deep in form. 
Grows 7/2 x 5 without disbudding. Good healthy 
bush growth, with perfect stems for cutting. Certified 
at Maryland Trial Grounds in 1949, and so different 
in color that it is most pleasing. There are few 
Formal Lavenders in the B Class. On Lynn B. Dudley’s 
Eastern Honor Roll and C. E. Faust’s Southern Honor 
Roll. Rost, $10.00; Pot Root, $7.50; Plant, $5.00 
DAHLIADEL NURSERIES 
GREETINGS FOR THE 1951 SEASON 
May we again present our Annual Catalog for 
your consideration. It has been our policy for 
the past thirty-six years to spare no pains in 
making this catalog a storehouse of useful infor- 
mation, as well as a salesman for our products. 
It is gratifying to hear the favorable comments 
on the return of the “Dahlia Grower’s Bible” 
as many of our customers call it. 
We want every customer to be a friend, and 
feel free at all times to offer suggestions or 
seek our advice. 
In offering the highest grade stock you are 
assured of ‘’Dahlias of Quality and Distinction”. 
May we wish you the greatest year yet for 
your Dahlia Garden. 
SYLVIA ANN (Carter-Dah! 85B), IC, Bloom 6 x 3, Bush 
4/2 ft. This variety has very little competition on the 
show table as there are no good Incurved Yellow 
Cactus dahlias in the B Class to compete with it. 
Light mimosa, almost a primrose yellow showing a 
lavender suffusion on ends of petals in cool weather. 
An early bloomer, and wonderful healthy grower. 
Long slender stems, fine foliage, and blooms in- 
cessantly. Fine. for cutting, and just the right size 
for an all purpose dahlia. Won 1949 in the Seedling 
Class, Atlanta, and has done well wherever grown 
this year. Won an A.D.S. Gold Medal Certificate and 
certified at Atlanta, 1950. On Robert’s Honor Roll 
and Webb’‘s Dahlia Review. 
Root, $10.00 NET; Plant, $5.00 
1951 INTRODUCTIONS 
Of Other Growers 
AGNES E. JAMES (Bouchau-Ber 85B), StC, Bloom 7/2 x 4, 
Bush 41 ft. Persimmon orange with scarlet suffusion 
at center. Good form and substance. Quite similar in 
color and form to Orange Princess. 
Root, $7.50 NET; Plant, $3.50 
CLARA DELL (Adelung-Rus 85B), SC, Bloom 8 x 6, Bush 
4 ft. Lovely light primrose yellow. Center has numer- 
ous petals giving a pincushion effect. Early and free 
blooming. Won the A.D.S. Seedling award in N. Y. 
and at the N. J. Show. On Dudley’s Honor Roll. 
Plant, $5.00 
CLARIAM ROYALTY (Wolbert-Rock 85A), C, Bloom 10 
x 6, Bush 5 ft. Seven American Home Achievement 
Medals are credited to this large Tyrian purple Cac- 
tus, beside many other awards. It is agreed that 
it is Cactus but whether IC, StC, or SC is still in. 
question. On Flower Grower’s Honor Roll and the 
Eastern Dahlia Review in The Dahlia. Plant, $5.00 NET 
COSMOPOLITAN (Phillips-Rock 85B), ID, Bloom 8 x 5, 
Bush 41/2 ft. Scarlet edged and suffused straw yellow. 
Won Derrill W. Hart Medal in 1949, certifying in 3 
Trial Grounds. A good grower with blooms held on 
strong stems. On Robert’s and Faust’s Honor Rolls. 
Plant, $3.50 NET 
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