WILLIAM EVANS (SC,A) New English novelty of 
unusual color and odd formation. Face-up flow- 
ers are burnt red and have petals that curl in- 
ward at abrupt angle to give pin-wheel effect___ 2.50 
WINIFRED STREDWICK (ID,A) Another from Eng- 
land, where it has made a great show record. 
Blooms of pure white and excellent form and 
depth are held upright on pest stems; they av- 
erage 10-12 inches 2.50 
WINNIE WRAY (ID,A) Rose pink of good size and 
extremelyenue 2eduand prolitie hia bitsmueses aes ae 1.00 
YELLOW SPECIAL (C.B) Lemon yellow. Consistent 
producer of blooms that will take ‘Most Per- 
fect” honors 
ZERO (FD,B) White with a blush of lavender in 
young blooms which disappears with maturity. 
Blooms of faultless formation are produced in 
profusion on best stems throughout the season. 
A 1952 introduction that should be in every 
AT? CG ee ae ee we See wee ee ea ee eS 4.00 
Dr. N. W. Ackerman, president of the Dahlia 
Society of Wisconsin, presents yours truly 
with the Big Ten trophy which was retired by 
Summit Gardens after three successive years 
of winning it at the Milwaukee shows. 
COLLECTIONS 
COLLECTION NO. 1 
6 different varieties, all labeled _______________- $3.00 
COLLECTION NO. 2 
12 different varieties, all labeled ______________ $5.50 
Collections are made up of varieties in the regular 
list above as well as from many other fine varieties I 
have in stock but not in sufficient quantity to list. 
NOTE: If you wish your collection to be mace up of 
varieties all from one size group indicate such preference 
by placing the letter A or B after the collection number— 
A for large blooms and B for the mediums, If no pre- 
ference is indicated I will inciude pvoth sizes in collect- 
ion, 
G3i) 
