Kelsey's American Lilies and Trilliums 
ERYTHRONIUM, continued 
ERYTHRONIUM albidum. Leaves not mottled. Flowers in 100 1.000 
white, vellow al base $1 
50 
SI2 
00 
americanum. Bright yellow. Leaves mottled white. 
C^oinnioii throughout Eastern States 
50 
2 
(K) 
$16 00 
californicum. Cream-colored flowers, often 4 to 5 on a 
stem, and richly mottled leaves 
50 
2 
(X) 
16 (X) 
citrinum. Light yellow, orange at center, tips becoming 
pink 1 
00 
4 
(X) 
35 (X) 
00 
4 
00 
35 (X) 
grandiflorum. Bright vellow, with unmotlled leaves 1 
00 
4 
00 
35 00 
hartwegii. Yellow, each flower on a separate stalk 
50 
2 
50 
16 00 
hendersonii. ['lowers light purple with dark centers 1 
(H) 
4 
(K) 
35 00 
purpurascens. Small, spreading flowers, crowded in a 
raceme; light yellow becoming purplish. Smallest 
species 1 
(M) 
4 
(K) 
>5 (X) 
revolutum. Pink llowcrs, becoming purple 1 
(H) 
4 
00 
35 (X) 
DODECATHEON • Shooting Star; American Cowslip 
These are among the most charming ol all our early wild llowers. The species 
offered below arc easily grow n in borders w here they are subject to considerable drought 
after blooming. 
DODECATHEON Cleveland!. Tall-growing form, with pure lo lOO 
white or delicate pink llowers SI (X) $4 (XJ 
hendersonii. Another of the best .species with red flowers I 00 4 00 
patulum. White, pale cream-color or rarely pinkish I (X) 4 00 
radicatum. Flowers deep rosc-color 1 50 8 00 
CYPRIPEDIUMS 
CYPRIPEDIUM regime (spectabile). The handsomest of 
all our hardy terrestrial orchids. The broadly ovate 
sepals and petals are pure white, while the large and 
inflated pouch is a beautiful, soft rose-color. (To in- 
sure delivery, orders must be in by October 1.) 1-2 
crowns 2 50 20 (X) 
3-4 crowns 6 (X) 50 (X) 
5-6 crowns 10 (X) 80 00 
7-8 crowns 15 00 
BRODIyEAS, CALOCHORTUS, CYPRIPEDIUMS, FRITILLARIAS, IRIS, 
FERNS, Etc., in large variety. Prices on application. 
Erythronium americanum 
Erythronium grandiflorum 
Dodecatheon 
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