POMPON 
DAHLIAS 
Very attractive little 
Dahlias. The flowers have the 
advantage of being the small- 
est of the Dahlia family, mak- 
ing them ideal cut-flower ma- 
terial adaptable to use in bou- 
quets or almost any possible 
kind of arrangement. 
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Betty Ann. Soft clear pink. 
Edith Mueller. Apricot-peach. 
Little Herman. Red and white. 
MRS. JAMES ALBIN. FD. Each 50c. Morning Mist. White tipped 
New deep yellow. Blooms are well formed, with ex- lavender. 
cellent keeping qualities. Blooms freely. Rita M. Bright red. 
Sherry. Deep purple. 
Any of the above, each 35c. 
COLLECTION Pompon Dahlias 
6 Dahlias, 1 each of the 
six varieties listed above $4 ~ 7 5 
(value $2.10) 
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POMPON DAHLIAS 
Miniature Dahlias furnish 
blooms of the same forms as 
the giant types, in the same 
wide range of colors and are 
of just the right size to adapt 
themselves to the require- 
ments of cut-flower arrange- \“ ) F 
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Andries Orange. Bright orange. | » ¥, , 
Each 50c. * = : > 
Blue Bell. Bluish violet. Each 50c. hs e ot 
matte Fireball. Fiery red. Each me ‘ 
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New Roseata. Deep rose-pink. 
Each 50c. 
Roxana. Royal purple. Each 50c. 
HL Fawn. Pure white. Each 
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COLLECTION 
Miniature Dahlias 
6 Dahlias, 1 each of the 
six varieties listed above, 
$ (value - 
9.35 $2.70) CLARIAM KELTON. ID. Each $1.00 
Flame-red blended with yellow and with yellow 
MINIATURE DAHLIAS reverse. Large, very showy blooms on strong stems. 
