The IRIS 
is one of 
msmiM the most 
^'"^ ^;^Tr7^ early 
'M'c^m'J^^ ' desirable 
Flowering 
Plants 
JAPAN IRIS. 
(iris Kaempeferi.) These magnifi- 
cent Iris are among the most beaut- 
iful of summer flowering plants, and are destined to become very 
popular. Tliey must not be confounded with the small flowering 
Iris or Sweet Flag which grows wild in many sections of the 
country. Many of the flowers of the Japanese varieties are from 
10 to 12 inches in diameter, and rival the orchid m their rich col- 
orings and markings. They commence blooming about the mid- 
dle of June, and produce a mostgorgeousdisplay of bloom for five 
or six weeks. While the Iris succeeds in almost any garden soil 
and under any Conditions, they thrive best in a deep, rich, well manured, wet 
location, and shotdd be abundantly watered during the blooming period. 
Each, 25c, per dozen. $2.50, postpaid. 
When Iris plants are ordered by express, we send larger ones 
IRIS, ORIENTAL 
One of tliL- largcstycUow varieties. Each, isc, doz" 
$1.50, postpaid, 
IRIS, SIBIBIRICA 
Intense violet-puriJie, prettily marked with white 
veinings at base of petal. Very effeelive for planting 
in masses. No other blue flower is quite so exquisite 
in coloring. 
Alba. White, each, 15c, doz., $1.50, postpaid. 
ATkOSANGLINEA. Blue, each, isc, doz.. $1.50 post- 
paid. 
GERMAN IRIS 
(Germanica) 
We especially wish to call attention to the value of 
this Iris for groups for plantiii^j in masses on tlie 
lawn or ainon)^ shrubbery, or for naturalizing in 
wild or uncultivated places, It is hardy every- 
where, and it succeefis in any soil without cultiva- 
tion or care of any kind. 
ASIATIC. Purplish blue and lilac. 
DONNA nARIA. White, lower petals shaded lilac. 
FI.ORKNTINA. Pure white, sweet scented. 
LORD SAULSBURY. Purple and bronze. 
ORTHRLLO. Intense purplish blue. 
PENKLOPE. White, tinted lavender. 
Pi-UIUKRI. Deep eopperv bronze; earlj' and free. 
TINEAE. Large deep blue. 
Above named Iris, each, i.sc. doz., $1.50, postpaid. 
Alixed, All colors, each, loc, doz., $1.00, postpaid. 
Trillinni, (Wood Lily.) 
Trillium 
Qrandiflorum Album 
GREA'^ AMERICAN 
WOOD 
LILY 
Most beautiful 
A-uerican p 1 a ^. 
perfectly ha-. , 
growing and flow er- 
ing profusely in par- 
'ially shiided nooks 
al-cncthe lawn, un- 
der trees, etc. If 
grown several in a 
pot it makes one of 
the be«t winter flow- 
ers, The flowers are 
large, of -.ht finest 
white, crian/. g in a 
few days t ■ .trose. 
8c each, Sov per doz., 
$6.00 pel 100, post- 
paid. 
L. L. MAY ^ CO. 
St. Pr.al, Minn. 
Wurserymen, Florists and .Seedsmen 
