171 MARY MUNS (Pom.)—Lovely little lavender......30c 
92 MORNING MIST (Pom.)—White tinged 
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129 SHERRY (Pom.)—Lovely purple ................ssscccceeees 25c 
276 WHITE FAWN (F.D.)—Waxy white. One of 
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95 YELLOW GEM (Pom.)—Good long 
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SPECIAL OFFER—Seven unlabeled dahlia roots, $2.00. 
These are all good named varieties —some very 
finest. Supply limited. Will send roots with good 
eye or sprout but cannot replace any that fail to 
grow. 
A FEW POINTERS ON DAHLIA CULTURE 
Plant tubers 4 to 6 inches deep and about three feet 
apart in well worked soil. I usually plant from May 20th 
to June 10th. Do not plant near buildings or trees— 
they do best in full sun. Keep top soil stirred, allow no 
crust to form and keep free of grass and weeds. Do not 
water unless very dry—then soak thoroughly once a 
week—a slight sprinkling will do more harm than good. 
As the buds develop in groups of three—remove the two 
side buds leaving only the middle or terminal bud and 
you will have large flowers with longer stems. 
