SEEDS, BULBS AND PLANTS OF QUALITY 



RILTARDLD LILY-Or-THi:-VALLi:Y PIPS 



I import large quantities of the best grade of Lily-of-the-Valley 

 for forcing, wliicli is put iu cold storage iiiuiiediately upon arrival 

 and kept perfectly dorinaiit. These pips can be shipped at any 

 season of the year and can be brouglit into full flower in three 

 weeks from time of planting. 



S2 per 100, SI 7. SO per l,000, S38 per case of 2 500 



JAPANLSi: IRIS 



{Iris Kaempferi) 



In this Iris we lind combinations of form and beauty far exceeding 

 any other type of Iris. The stately flowers are often 8 to 10 inches in 

 diameter, borne on long stems, and are of wonderfully varied and 

 beautiful colors. They succeed best on a rich, moist soil. The va- 

 rieties 1 offer are the cream of the collection of the best known 

 nurseryman in Yokahama. The clumps are unusually large and 

 strong. Collection of 12 named varieties, every one distinct, in 

 colors ranging from pure white to pink, scarlet and purple shades. 

 $2.50 per doz.^ i)er 100. 



QE.RMAN IRIS 



(The True Fleur de Lis) 



Perfectly hardy, and as handsome as orchids. They flourish in 

 ordinary garden soils or in moist situations equally well. Named 

 varieties, in 10 best named sorts, $2 per doz., $12 per 100; Mixed, all 

 colors, $1..')0 per doz., $10 per 100. 



LILY-Or-THL-VALLE-Y CLUMPS 

 For outdoor planting. Strong roots, $.'{ per doz., $20 per 100. 



DILLYTRA SPLCTABILIS 



(Bleeding Heart) 

 SI. SO per doz., SIO per 100 



IRIS K.a:iiPFEKi. 



PLONIILS 



PAEONIA OFFICINALIS. The earliest of all Peonies, flower- 

 ing J "'i'^'- Per doz. ino 



Rubra. Deep crimson; can be forced for Easter $3 50 $2.') 00' 



Alba. White 3 50 40 00 



Rosea. Rose; also a good forcer 4 00 30 00 



PAEONIA CHINENSIS. This type of Peony blooms three weeks 

 later than the Officinalis. The foliage is taller, more glossy and 

 handsome, anil the flowers larger. Strong roots, .'i to 5 eyes, in 

 the following named varieties: 



Large, show3-, 



Albo pleno. 



white. 



Queen Victoria. White; 



very free-flowering. 

 Festiva. Pure white center, 



carmine- spotted. 

 Philomela. Large; white 



and blush. 

 Elegans. Handsome double 



white and ]iink. 

 Snow White. Very double, 



white. 



General Joubert. A white of 

 striking beauty. 



Delachii. Deep amaranth: 

 late-flowering. 



Edolis. Dark red; late. 



Hamlet. Bright crimson; 



very fine. 

 Von Schiller. Dark red ; 



General Bertrand. Violet- 

 rose center. lined with 

 salmon. 

 Miranda. Deep rose. 

 La Vertu. Delightful scar- 

 let ; very double. 

 Josephine. Brigh.t red. 

 Pottsii. Dark purple. 

 Pulcherrima. Violet - rose, 



center pink and salmon. 

 Rose Queen. The finest rose. 

 Formosa. Sulphur - white. 



deepening to lively red. 

 Pomponia. Beautiful full 



flower, bright pink. 

 Humei. Rose; large and fine; 



one of the best. 

 Neptune. Delicate pink : very- 

 tine. 



Christine. Satiny ]>ink; late. 

 La Tendresse. Lovelv blush. 



early. 



Any of the above strong roots, S2.60 per doz., SI8 per ICO 



Festiva maxima. Very large, pure white flowers, blood -red 

 stains in center; tall stalks and very free-flowering. One of 

 the best Peonies in cultivation. $7.50 per doz. 



TREE PEONIES. See page 30. 



