ROCKY RIVER INTRODUCTIONS 
ADELAIDE (Nicholson-Rocky River) A "B" 
size formal which will be alone in it's 
class. Blooms average six to seven inches 
in diameter. Petals roll back to the 
stem, forming a deep flower. The color 
-— is a lively orange. Stems are long and 
graceful, holding the flowers well above 
the tall plants. Profuse bloomer. 
ADELAIDE is listed on three Honor 
Rolls in FLOWER GROWER magazine 
by Messrs Dudley, Roberts, and Faust, 
and by Mr. Webb on his Eastern Dahlia 
Review in the DAHLIA. 
Root $10.00 net, Plant $3.50 net 
Photo by Fauer 
ADELAIDE 
HARMONY (Wolfe-Rocky River) A camel- 
lia rose ,pink incurved cactus, averag- 
ing about eight inches in diameter. 
Petals have a tendency to twist side- 
wise at the tips. Stems are strong, hold- 
ing the flowers above fairly tall, strong 
plants. Very good substance will en- 
hance it's value as an exhibition variety. 
Will probably be classed as "A" size. 
HARMONY was awarded a Certificate 
of merit at the Atlanta Trial Grounds. 
It is listed on three Honor Rolls in 
FLOWER GROWER magazine by 
Messrs Faust, Roberts and Dudley, and 
by Mr. Webb in his Eastern Dahlia 
Review in the DAHLIA. 
Root $10.00 net, Plant $3.50 net 
HARMONY 
