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QUALITY > DISTINCT 
1953 INTRODUCTIONS 
WHITE GLAMOUR (Hanna-Dahliadel 85A), ID, Bloom 
11 x 8, Bush 5 ft. A sensational white sport of Silver 
Glamour. The massive blooms with long, pointed 
petals develop back to the stem. Centers are full and 
high, blooming habits are identical to its parent, 
Silver Glamour, varying only in color. A real winner, 
and listed by Lynn B. Dudley, Conrad E. Faust, and 
Richard T. Eddy on The National Dahlia Honor Roll, 
and by Mr. Webb on the Eastern Dahlia Review. 
Root, $15.00 NET; Plant, $5.00 NET 
BROWN BOMBER (S. Africa-Hanna-Dahl 85A), StC, Bloom 
9-10 x 4, Bush 4 ft. A large and appealing amber 
yellow suffused lovely camellia rose, of South African 
origin offered for the first time in this country. Early 
bloomer and splendid grower. Really unusual. 
Plant, $4.00 NET; 3 for $10.00 NET 
VERA. (Dahltadel). New Anemone, see Page 31. 
WHITE GLAMOUR 
a 
AGATHA  (Frank-Dahliadel 86M), M FD, Bloom 2-21%4 
x 1¥. This truly small clear white formal miniature 
has won wherever shown. In 1951 Agatha won many 
firsts in four local shows, the N. J. State Show and 
a Trophy in the A.D.S. Show in New York. This past 
season it won the American Home Achievement 
Medal in the N. J. State Show, many firsts in four 
local shows, also in Greater Philadelphia, and Long 
Island Shows, and the A.D.S. Trophy for the best 
Miniature Seedling in the New York Show. Its great- 
est achievement is the winning of the A.D.S. Supreme 
Seedling Sweepstakes Award. Wonderfully prolific 
with an abundance of blooms that makes it most 
pleasing in the garden as well as on the show table. 
Root, $5.00 NET; Plant, $2.00 NET POTASH-FED DAHLIAS 
* DAHLIADEL 
WARREN W.MAYTROTT 
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