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A. Burntragkr, Oakland, Cal. 
Counter No. 7 . 
i E. Weedii. — Among the very finest of the Calochorti 
family. Two to three feet high, large, brilliant yellow 
flowers delicately dotted with brown, and covered with 
silky hairs. A superb flower 20 
1 E. Purpurascens. — A rare and beautiful form. Purple 
flowers 20 
1 E. Howellii. — This is one of the finest of the Erythronii 
family, and is very quaint and beautiful 25 
1 E. Grandiflorum var Minor. — A splendid variety 
from Eastern Oregon. Flowers are yellow 25 
1 B. Terrestris. — The baby of the whole Brodoeia family. 
Royal purple, and a great novelty 10 
1 B. flultiflora. — Grows several stalks of violet flowers. 
Very early IO 
1 B. Hendersonii. — Very rare. Hails from Oregon. Yel- 
low flowers striped with purple 2=5 
List Price $1.35 
The magnificent line of beauties for 1.00 
Counter No. 8. 
1 Camassia Cusik — This giant Camass bears a spike of 
purple flowers two or three feet long. A great novelty and 
a splendid acquisition 50 
1 B. Rosea. — A new and very striking species. Much 
like Stellaris ; low, with many flowers of pinkish purple 
tint. Very choice IO 
1 C. flaweanus. — Much like C. Albus , but smaller, and 
the bell-like flowers open. White, and filled with silky 
blue hairs ; very pretty and delicate. A Star Tulip 15 
1 C. Benthami — Much like Pulchellus. Open, cup- 
shaped flowers. Rich yellow with black spots. Charming 
variety IO 
1 Erythronium Trillium Sessile Var. Caiifornicum. 
(V hat a name!) Splendid plant, too. Petals three inches 
ong : tendency to multiply 15 
1 F. Coccinea. — A beautiful form resembling F. Recurva. 25 
1 E. Smithii. — This quaint and beautiful one-flowered 
variety bears a pretty white flower turning to purple xo 
Eist Price $1.35 
The whole seven, — every one a gem 1 00 
Counter No. 9 . 
1 * 7 ,' — A magnificent Star Tulip, known as 1 1 Fairy 
Bell. ” Strong grower and very floriferous. Flowers an 
inch in diameter, perfect globes of pearly white, edged with 
silky hairs and hanging like ‘‘Fairy Bells ” 
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