EL MONSOUR 



HEAVENLY DAYS 



DARK FURY 



BIG CHIEF 



(Hall, 1964) 



Each $20.00 



Deep, dark and handsome are appropriate words to 

 apply to this big, rich mulberry with orange-brown 

 beards. The wide, flaring falls curve slightly and a bit 

 of lace along the edge adds elegance. Very tall and quite 

 late, lasting until the end of the season. Stems will reach 

 40 inches or over. No. 60-05. 



FLORADORA FLOUNCE 



(Gibson, 1964) Each $20.00 



Of all the plicata patterns we have seen in the Gibson 

 garden none matches this one for either color or down- 

 right novelty . . . and few, if any, for size. The large, silky 

 standards are extra broad and closed, beautilully ruffled, 

 a solid, metallic light brown. Falls are extra wide, 

 striated and dotted deep nutmeg on cream, deeper at 

 the margins and the beard is orange. The entire flower 

 is flounced and ruffled. Not tested for hardiness in cold 

 climates. Height 34 inches. 



DENVER DAWN 



(Durrance, 1964) Each $20.00 



Colorado is noted for its clear blue skies. Before the 

 sun peeks over the horizon this azure hue is flushed 

 with rose and mauve and the tints in this new Iris could 

 hardly be more aptly described. The flowers are extra 

 large and handsome, symetrically ruffled, and borne 

 on 36 to 40-inch stems carrying many branches. Mid- 

 season to late. No. D 58-90. Shown on front cover. 



RASPBERRY RAPTURE 



(Gibson, 1962) Each $5.00 



This is our first listing of this bright raspberry self 

 although Mr. Gibson has previously distributed a few 

 plants. The color is especially clean and sparkling and 

 many others of similar shade look dull by comparison. 

 One of the first to bloom and on 40-inch stems. Large 

 flowers, with tangerine beard. See page 6. 



IMPERIAL WOMAN 



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