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Group IV.-WASHINGTONLANUM. Each Do z . 
LILIUM W A^HI NGTONI ANUM. 
A lovely lily growing- from four to seven feet high with 
many pure white, very fragrant, trumpet shaped flowers 
There are,- several forms. My supply is of cultivated bulbs 
grown in Oregon, and of a hardier better growing char- 
acter than those of the mountains of California 
7-8 in diameter. 20 1 75 
8 ~9 " " 25 2 00 
9- 11 " " 30 250 
■ ' II-I5 " • 11 c 0 
VAR. PURPUREUM. 0 
This is a pink variety of tht Oregon form of L. Washing- 
tonianum and exceedingly beautiful A colored plate in Van 
Houttes Flore Des Terres. Feb. 28 1875 
LILIUM RUBESCENS S. Watson. 
California's handsomest lily, like preceding in stem and 
leaf. The flowers in a shorter tube with fuller petals, open- 
ing pure white turning first pink and then deep wine color, 
with fn-sh Howes of these colors at one lime. One of the 
most delightful of perfumes It is not a hard plant to grow 
lint the bulbs are very liable to decay- I can ship splendid 
bulbs in perlect shape in November 5 o 5 _ . 
Trillium. 
T. SESSILE Var. CALIFORNICUM 
A splendid plant exactly like figure. Petals three inches 
long, pure white It has a tendency to grow several plants 
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Var. RUBRA: exactly as in former, except the color is a 
deep red purple. 
T. OVATUM. 
A fine sort, resembling the eastern T. grandiflorum, white, 
turning to wine purple 35 
Some Odd and Novel Bulbs and Plants. 
HESPEROCALLIS UNDULATA 
The Lily of the Desert: one of the most lovely of flowers, 
inhabiting the sandv wastes of the Mohave and Colorado 
deserts, where the large flowers of waxy whiteness, or tinged 
with green, "waste their sweetness on the desert air" 25 
