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PREMIER’S WINSOME (A FD). 12” light satin pink. Long 
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PRIDE OF HAARLEM (A FD). 8” to 9” very bright red on 6’ 
7’ bush. Outstanding for both exhibition and the garden... 
RED EASTERN ECHO (B FD). Solid rose red sport of Eastern 
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ROSE GLORY (A FD). 8” rich rose pink. A very reliable dahlia. 
5’ 
RUFFLED GIANT (A FD). 10” to 12” orange buff. Low 3’ to 4’ 
bushes are a solid mass of blooms. One of the largest......... 
SAGAMORE BEAUTY (B to A ID). 8” cream and pink. The 4’ 
bushes have a host of blooms, giving a mass effect............ 
SALMON RADIANCE (A ID). 10” loose wavy petaled blooms of 
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SANTA CLAUS (B to A ID). 8” orange red with white tips. 
Blooms early and profusely all through the season. Healthy 5’ 
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SELLWOOD GLORY (B to A FD). 7” to 9” purple with silvery 
white edging on the petals. Outstanding prize winner and ex- 
cellent for cutting. Everybody’s favorite. 5’ bush. See illustra- 
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SEPTEMBER (A ID). 8” orange gold with scarlet shadings. 
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SHERWOODS PEACH (A FD). 12” rich peach blooms on lux- 
uriant 6’ bush. Plant this one early for best results............ 
SNOWSTORM (B to A FD). 8” pure dazzling white. Early 
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SOMMERLACHEN (A ID). 8” carmine red with white tips. One 
of the most admired Dutch varieties. 4’ bush................. 
SULTAN (A ID). Very dark red 9” flowers on 4’ bush. New 
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D’ARCY SAINSBURY. White 
RUFFLED GIANT. Orange buff 
NAGEL’S SUPERB. Creamy yellow 
KATHLEEN NORRIS. 
CLARIAM KELTON 
Blended flame red 
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SUNNY HEART (B FD). A lovely dahlia with most outstand- 
ing qualities for exhibition and cutting. Color is a striking 
scarlet orange with bright yeilow center. Very early. Reminds 
one of Willy den Ouden only larger and much more free flower- 
ing. One of the first to bloom of any type. 5” flowers on 6’ bush. 
SUN RAYS (A FD). 10” to 12” giant orange and peach. 4’ bush. 
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TAIHEYO (A ID). 10” light clear purple. Blooms heavily on 4’ 
bush. Odd petal formation makes this a very striking dahlia.... 
THE REAL GLORY (A ID). 10” pure white on 6’ to 7’ bush. 
“Best Dahlia in the Show” Award 1954 Portland Dahlia Society 
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THOMAS EDISON (A FD). 8” royal purple. Best in its class. 
5’ bush 
TIARA (A FD). A beautiful new peach and white from Europe. 
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VARGAS GARDNER (A ID). 12” soft creamy yellow with lilac 
blush. A sensation at the 1953 Oregon State Fair and a sure 
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VELVET WONDER (A ID). 10” well formed purple. 1953 
Oregon State Fair prize winner. 4’ to 5’. See illustration on 
preceding page 
WANDA MEADE (B to A ID). 8” bright red with white tips. 
4’ bush. Well liked by all our visitors. See illustration on pre- 
ceding page 
WINDLASSIE (B to A ID). 
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WORLD EVENT (A ID). 10” to 12” rose pink on 4’ bush. One 
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A B size white which can be grown 
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