IRIS ARENARIUM. Yellow. 6 inches May. 
IRIS PUMILA BLANC. White. 6 inches. 
IRIS PUMILA BLUE STONE. A fine prolific blue. 
IRIS PUMILA PURPLE. Very early dwarf purple. 
3 to 4 inches. 
IRIS PUMILA YELLOW. Good. 
IRIS CRISTATA. A dainty native in shade. Lisrht 
blue. 3 inches. 
IRIS. Fine varieties of tall German, t^ beardless, 
Siberian and Japanese. 
LAVENDULA NANA. A fine dwarf form of L. 
Vera. July and August. 
LEONTOPODEUM ALPINUM (Edelweiss). Fam¬ 
ous in Swiss folklore. 
LIATRIS SCARIOSA and New Hybrids. Best of 
the Kansas Gay Feathers. Fine, rich purple 
spikes for cutting. 3 ft. 
LINARIA ALPINA. Brilliant orange and purple 
flowers. Trailer, July to August. 
LICORICE SQUAMIGERA. (Hardy Amaryllie). 
Rare. Fine bulbs fall delivery, 75c each. 
LILIUM REGALE. The most popular white lily. 
June 
LILIUM TENUIFOLIUM. Bright scplet. Best 
lily for the rock garden. 12 to 18 inches. June 
and Julv. 25c. 
LINUM PERENNE. (Blue Flax). 18 inches. May 
■fo August. 
MERTENSIA VIRGINICA. (Virginia Bluebells). 
For shade. 18 inches. May to June. 
MYOSOTIS. Blue. A vigorous grower that self 
sows. 12 in. Mav. 
MYOSOTIS PALUSTRIS SEMPERFLORENE. 
(Forg t-me-nots). Blue and pink varieties. Trail- 
6irS* 
OENOTHERA MISSOURIENSIS. (Evening Prim¬ 
rose). Two inch yellow flowers. 10 inch. June to 
August. 
PAPAVER ORIENTALIS. Mrs Perry, Perry’s 
White, Joyce. Wurtembergia and Lula A. Neely. 
2 yr. dormant roots in August or Sept. 50c each. 
3 inch pot plants spring delivery 25c each. 
PEN.TSTEMON. (Beard Tongue). Coral and 
Shell Pink. Superior to Torreyi. 2 ft. June to 
^ ugu<^t 
PHLOX SUBULATA ALBA. (Moss Pink'j) A pro¬ 
fusion of white flowers. April and May. 
PHT,OX SUBULATA ATROPURPUREA. New. 
c'^rrninft red. April and Mav. 
PHLOX SUBULATA BLUE BELLS. Blu- tinged 
1«^vmd»r Anril and Mav. 
PHLOX SUBULATA FAIRY. White with lavender 
Anril and May. 
PHLOX SUBULATA VIVID. The choic r'st dwarf 
T>inV nhlox in existence. 
PHLOX DECUSSATA. Hardy nhlox in variety. 
PHI OX SUFFRUTICOSA MISS LINGARD. Early 
V'hite. 2^/4 ft. 
