BLACKBIRD (INC.C) A splendid new, deep velvety 
black-red color. Perfect blooms on long, stiff stems. 
Flowers up to 10”. The BEST black-red variety we 
Have -eVereqrowit tan ee ee eee 52.00 
BLUE HORIZON (I. D..—Winner of the American 
Home Achievement Medal and honor roll Dahlia. 
Large blooms of French Violet with a decided blue 
cast. Long pointed petals with absolutely iight 
centers. Good stiff stem holds the flower well out 
OLthe HONCOS oe orton. Win ae een ga eee eee 51.00 
BLACK MONARCH, (I. D. S. C.)—Bloom 9x5. A very 
‘ dark red on vigorous wide spreading bushes. A 
' mid-season, sparse bloomer that will win on ithe 
BESHLOWAICLOLOS 2 a.a 0s ae ee ee Roots $1.50 
BLUE MOON, (I.D.)—A vigorous, clean growing va- 
“riety producing flowers up to 12 inches with good 
: _ depth and in an unusual coloring—lavender shad- 
“ing to lilac purple at base, giving a bluish effect. 
“Blooms are held on strong arms well above ihe 
lecitheryzioligngs Se 1.1.5 ae renee een ee ee 51.00 
BRIOSO (S.C.)—A beautiful novelty of scarlet tipped 
white. Very constant bi-color. Good stems and 
oleic iis Aten ea eer ey Martner Sas 5 wa cen Ames. a $1.00 
BRUIDEGOM SPECIAL. (I. D.) A very large dahlia of 
most unusual color an old rosy brick red on fine 
sturdy stems. The plant is a strong grower about 
EIVOTICOL ON |S Aiea uu ce te ee ae ee $1.50 
BURMA, 4 ft. A-ID 10-12” flowers of a very attractive 
orange butt; immense blooms; freeflowering Ger- 
inne igre > aonlonjatoan Oteluiiler Lue au cue ook es ho a ak 51.50 
BURNBRAE MEMORIES — (D) Extra large pure soft 
yellow of most perfect formation. One of the largest 
and finest Australian importations for exhibits or 
OTOL Sul aes brace fare cea oy cera ee eee $2.00 
CALIFORNIA IDOL, (I.D.)—Four feet. One of the 
largest and loveliest of all yellow Dahlias and 
most admired in our garden. A good Dahlia in 
every respect and one that should be in every 
garden. Free blooming and reliable ........ $ .50 
CALIFORNIA PAGEANT (A-ID-Au) (Ballay)— Bright 
gold with bronze shadings. Flowers are large, 
having been grown thirteen inches in diameter at 
a trial ground of the American Dahlia Society in 
1946. Stems are good, holding the flower facing 
LG. SLAG on Dnt Rin haw hi ute salen ae laa $1.60 
CEASE FIRE (D.)—One of the finest very big formal 
decorative flowers on enormous stems, which have 
a fine creamy colour. Rival for the Challenge Cup 
for the best foreign novelty 1949. Good in every 
PESWEC ig. Heh Ghilen Wise Lek ee ne RES een $1.00 
