Pompons 
Our stock of Pompons last year was sold so short that 
our planting of this type was very limited this year; and 
owing to the fact that it is almost impossible to obtain 
absolutely clean stock from any source, we are listing 
only such varieties this year as appear to be in sufficient 
supply to make it worthwhile to offer them. No reserva- 
tion orders can be accepted on this type, and orders will 
be accepted and filled in rotation as received only so long 
as stock lasts. When our own stock is exhausted no 
further orders can be taken. 
At 10c Each 
Amber Queen (P) Apricot and amber 
Bobby (P) Plum 
Dee Dee (P) Lavender 
Darksome (P) Maroon 
Edith Mueller (P) Gold edged orange 
Fascination (P) Pink 
Jonkheer C. Van Sitters (P) Yellow 
tipped orange 
Johnny (P) Red 
Mary Munns (P) Lavender 
Morning Mist (P) White suffused 
lavender 
Phyllis (P) Purple 
Rosalie (P) White suffused pansy 
purple 
Rosa Wilmouth (P) Pink 
Spy (P) Bright red 
Sunbeam (P) Red with yellow base 
Yellow Gem (P) Yellow 
Wrapped Dahlias 
1950 ASSORTMENT 
Miniatures 
As yet we are not very large growers of this type 
and most of the varieties we list can be supplied in limited 
quantities only. 
At 10c Each 
Baby Royal (M) Salmon pink 
Blue Eyes (M) Bluish _ 
Buckeye Baby (M) Golden buff 
Corinna (M) Deep yellow 
Diana Jean (M) Light yellow 
Fairy (M) Tiny Jersey’s Beauty pink 
Orchid Lady (M) Orchid lavender 
Princess Alba (M) White 
Sylvia (M) Cherry red 
A. D. Livoni was first offered by Storrs and Harrison 
in 1890, Jean Kerr by Burpee in 1915, Mrs. I. de Ver 
Warner by Marean in 1920 and Jersey’s Beauty by Waite 
in 1923. While probably more than 10,000 other dahlias 
have been introduced to the public since Livoni first made 
its appearance, and while the four dahlias we have men- 
tioned are from twenty-five to sixty years old yet they 
are still the most popular dahlias in the world and un- 
doubtedly more roots of these four varieties are sold 
every year than of all the rest of the 10,000 other. dahlias. 
Thus you can see that it is not the newness of the variety 
that makes it sell but its real merit which is permanent 
regardless of its age. Our list includes the most merit- 
orious varieties of both old and new introductions and 
we think if you read it over you will find it provides 
about everything you need to keep your own list strictly 
up-to-date. 
FOR COUNTER TRADE 
100 Roots, not less than ten good varieties, which should sell for 25c, 35c and 
50c each, every root wrapped and labelled (Order 1950 Assortment) - $10.00 
All stock in this assortment is strictly high class and in order to enable you to guarantee same to your customers, 
we give 10% extra count to take care of any replacement claims. A liberal supply of cultural leaflets and such ad-. 
vertising matter as may be available will be included with each assortment. 
Get Your Reservation Order In Now 
Stock to be Shipped When Needed 
Wayland Dahlia Gardens 
Largest Dahlia Growers In The World 
E. R. & H. M. Ryno, Props. 
WAYLAND 
MICHIGAN 
