WILD BULBS. 
Delivery: Sept. 1 to Nov. 1. Only mature bulbs 
are sold. Plant at once on receipt. New growth 
starts, naturally, early in autumn. 
WILD ONIONS. 
Allium acuminatum. Grass leaf. Small heads 
of deep pink flowers on upright 8 in. stem. 
A. bolanderi. Small white heads on 8 in. stem. 
A. falcifolium. Scythe-shape leaves. Dark red 
heads, short stem, showiest. Alliums 50c doz. 
Any well drained soil in full sun. Cover bulb one inch. 
BRODIAEA. (TRITELEIA, HOOKERA.) GRASS NUTS. 
Brodiaea coccinea. Firecrackers. Grass leaf. 
Wiry 18-in. stem topped with a drooping bunch 
of crimson cylinders with pale green tips. A 
remarkable flower. Each 10c, doz. 75c. 
Set 3 inches deep in well drained light soil, half shade. 
B. bridgesii. Deep violet to blue, large, flowers 
in open cluster on 18 in. stems. Grass leaf. 
From coast rainy belt, sandy loam, light shade. 3 in. deep. 
B. douglasii. Open heads of china blue. 18 in. 
Mountain meadows. Bulbs go deep, 5 in., moist, sun. 
B. grandiflora. A few farge, dark purple flowers 
upright on 10 to 14-in. stems. Among the best. 
Any garden soil, well drained. Set bulbs 3 in. deep. 
B. hendersoni. Yellow flat-open flowers with 
purple center-stripe. 10 to 14 in. Best yellow. 
Likes half-shade, sandy loam, bulbs 4 in. deep. 
B. laxa. Good blue flowers in heads. 18 in. 
Any drained garden soil, sun or half shade. 3 in. deep. 
Unless otherwise priced, 6 one kind 25c, doz. 50c. 
Also have lactea, white, ixioides, yellow, multi¬ 
flora, blue and capitata, commonest blue. 
CAMASSIA. CAMASS. QUAMASH. 
Camassia leichtlinii. Long grass leaf, spikes 
of dark blue to white flowers. Up to 3 ft. tall. 
C. quamash. Very similar. Six 40c, doz. 75c. 
Both vary in height, from 1 to 3 ft., as to fertility of soil 
and amount of moisture available. Heavy black clay pro¬ 
duces dark blues, also manganese soils. Any camass can 
be dwarfed in a raised pocket of light soil, or supersized 
in rich, deep clay-loam, abundantly moist. Sun, 5 in. deep. 
