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Section IT. 
Flowers in umbels, usually several stalks to each bulb; the hlossoms 
broad funnelform, of a peculiar thick waxy texture; very lasting. 
BROB1AEA GRANDIFLORA Smith. Each F) oz . 
Very showy, fine, large deep purple flowers 02 20 
BEtODliEA OA LI P( ) UN I < ' A . 
A new species introduced by me in 1S95. it is like H. 
Grandiflora but much larger in every way. Large, waxy 
pmk flowers 06 60 
B'WDLEA QRCUTTII 
Hand- ome. sm dler blue flowers in close umbels ... 06 60 
BRODIAEA FTLIFOLIA S. Watson. 
Similar and pretty 06 60 
BRODIAEA STELLA RTS S. Watson. 
A beaut'ful plant. The bulbs producing several many 
flowered umbels, the flowers deep blue with waxy white 
ce..ter. Forming a low star-like clump 03 30 
BROPLEA ROSEA. 
Resembling B. stellaris, but pinkish purple. 06 60 
BRODLEA PURDYI. 
This handsome species is very different from all other 
Rrodiaeas in that the flower is broadly spreading with tips 
declining, quite handsome and iv>vel 06 60 
BRODIAEA TERRESTRIS Kello?,g\ 
A miniature form, with small rose purple flowers with 
yellow center, stems very short and the flowers often seem- 
ing to rest on the ground. A good novelty 03 30 
BRODIAEA GRACILIS S. Wutson. 
A tiny species much like a little Bloomeria 06 60 
Section TFT. — CALIFORNIA HYACINTHS. 
BRODIAEA CAPITATA Benth. 
A tall early bloomer, with handsome deep violet flowers 
in head, on long slender stalks 
3RODI^5A CAPITATA. VAR. A.LBA. 
This splendid waxy white form is a genuine acquisition. 
There is no purer white in nature. It should be grown 
extensively 
BRODIAEA CAPITATA VAR. PARVI FLORA. 
A very floriferous form of B. capitata. low gi owing with 
several stalks. The flowers are exactly the color of the 
English violet, and a bunch of them could be readily passed 
for them , 
03 30 
05 50 
03 30 
