HORTICULTURAL SPECIALIST 
5 
Each 
stock in the world is so 
limited that only two or three 
firms offer it. 5.00 
Mrs. R. O. Backhouse. A su¬ 
perb and very vigorous hy¬ 
brid color orange yellow 
spotted purple . 3.00 
Sceptre. Extremely vigorous, 
attaining a height of 6 feet. 
As many as 40 of the star¬ 
shaped flowers, which are 
orange colored with a pinky 
buff shading, are carried to a 
stem . 3.00 
Sutton Court. The reflexing 
orange yellow flowers of this 
variety are heavily spotted 
with purple, exterior of petals 
is shaded with pink and inte¬ 
rior with pale yellow. Very 
robust . 3.00 
Bolanderi. Californian lily with 
reddish purple flowers, spotted 
dark purple. Something in the 
way of Columbianum.75 
Bakerianun (Lowi). This Lily 
which we flowered quite a 
number of this season is a na¬ 
tive of Burmah and the Shan 
States. The flowers are pen¬ 
dulous, trumpet shaped, wide, 
and rather short. The pure 
white flowers have ribs of del¬ 
icate green within and there 
are numerous reddish spots in 
the throat, 1—4 flowers are 
carried per stalk. Attains a 
height of 2—3 feet. Must have 
a warm, sheltered and well 
drained position outdoors and 
I suggest laying tar paper 
over the plantings to keep 
bulbs dry in winter. Fine for 
pot culture. Extra strong 
bulbs . 2.00 
Doz. 
22.50 
