FITCHETT DAHLIAS Page 7 
Newport Wonder—Large, pointed petals, long stems; 
a beautiful old rose. 
Pankie—Single. Pink with darker halo. 75c. 
Polly—Orchid-Flowered. Face of petals pale yellow, 
edges rolled forward to show heavy mottling of 
purplish red on back. 
Purity—Long stemmed, tall, single white. 
Sophia—Single. Small, glowing orange red. 75c. 
Volkskanzler—(The Chancellor) Has won a number 
of awards in Holland. A fairly large bloom. Base of 
petals deep brown, shading to clear red, outside a 
striking salmon. 75c. 
Topmix—aA new strain of very small singles originating 
in Holland, where they have attracted considerable 
attention. Their characteristics are: A low spread- 
ing plant, a profusion of thumb-nail-size flowers in 
shades of red. Will hardly qualify in the “largest 
bloom” class, but will excell in the “smallest.” Use- 
ful as a border or for small arrangements. 
All Topmix, 75c; 3 for $2.00. 
ANEMONE 
Outer row of broad ray petals; center of tubular pet- 
als of a different color. The first six are about eighteen 
inches in height; the rest average about a foot. All are 
free blooming. Each, 75c; three different, $2.00. 
Ada Finch—Tall white. 
Beb—Fawn outer petals; creamy center. 
Mariette—Red outer petals; golden center. 
Siemen Doorenbos—Lilac outer petals with magenta 
glow; creamy white center. 
Vera Higgins—Coral pink and light cadmium. 
His Excellence—Carmine red. 
Hollandia—Coral red. 
John Evelyn—Creamy white. 
Koh-I-Nor—Bright canary yellow. 
Mr. Fokker—Purple magenta. 
Oranjekussen—Deep orange. 
Purpurkussen—Clear purple red. 
Rosa Bukett—Rose pink. 
BALL 
Fully double, ball shaped or slightly flattened, petals 
blunt or round at tips and quilled. Four inches or more 
in diameter. 
Bonne Bleu—B. Lavender; the most “blue” yet. 75c. 
Glow—M.B. Orange scarlet. 50c. 
Kameleon—Ball Salmon rose, autumn shading. $1.50. 
Supt. Amhryn—Ball. Clear rose pink. 75c. 
