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A treatise on the culture of the dahlia and cactus

Edward Sayers

1839

Dahlia roots

N.J.) Reynolds Dahlia Farm (Lakewood

1953

Dahlias, delphinium and seed for 1932

Albert A. Brown (Firm)

1932

Trade list for the season 1924-1925 [of] herbaceous perennials and dahlias

Weller Nurseries Company

1924

Honor roll dahlias

Robert F. Haussener (Firm)

1934

Dahlias and chrysanthemums

Hav'alook Gardens (Fowlerville, Mich.)

1956

Dahlia tubers true to name

Fenwick Gardens (Salem, N.J.)

1932

1926 wholesale list

Indianapolis Dahlia Gardens

1926

Dahlia tubers field grown

Davis Peony Farms

1932

Tuberous begonias, hemerocallis, dahlias and other bulbs

Wilshire Gardens

1954

Dahlias you will enjoy growing

Bowling Dahlia Gardens

1955

Dahlias

Ted Collins

2003

Flower, bulbs, roots and plants

Walter J. Guille (Firm)

1934

The dahlia

George William Johnson

1847

Wholesale catalog

Compton's Dahlia Farm

1949

1931 dahlia catalogue

Frank D. Pelicano & Sons

1931

Dahlias, gladiolus, French lilacs

J. V. Edlund (Firm)

1932

Eastvale Farms dahlias

Eastvale Farms

1935

To the trade only

John Lewis Childs (Firm)

1936

Dahlias

W.D. Hathaway (Firm)

1910

Dahlias offered by Brazil Dahlia Farm

Brazil Dahlia Farm

1932

Garfield Heights Dahlia Gardens

Garfield Heights Dahlia Gardens

1938

Better plants for less money

Charles Winchester's Nursery

1956

Plants, seeds, bulbs

Metzner Floral Company

1916

W.W. Wilmore

W. W. Wilmore

1901

Ela's dahlia catalogue and cultural guide

Edgar W. Ela (Firm)

1910

Ballay Dahlia Gardens

Ballay Dahlia Gardens

1932

"Jersey grown" dahlias, gladiolus, delphinium

B. K. Matlack (Firm)

1930

The gardener's guide to growing dahlias

Gareth Rowlands

1999

Beauty from bulbs

John Scheepers, Inc

1956

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