GERMANICA, A rich deep purple flower, large and 
early. Especially good for naturalizing. 20c; 6 for 
$ 1 . 00 . 
GOLD CREST, Flowers a bright violet blue, with bril¬ 
liant orange beard in striking contrast. One of 
the finest. 25c. 
GOLIATH, Standards an olive-tan, falls reddish pur¬ 
ple. Subdued coloring, but very pleasing. Seldom 
seen. 25c. 
HELGA, Early flowering, half dwarf variety, with 
pale yellow blooms. 25c. 
HER MAJESTY, Impression given by this flower is a 
deep pink. Plant with Queen of May. 10c. 
ISOLENE, Standards silvery lilac, falls purplish old 
rose. As fine as it is unique. 15c. 
JUNIATA, Clear deep blue, tall and vigorous. 25c. 
KATHRYN FRYER, Standards yellow, the falls vel¬ 
vet maroon. Many flowers on tall stems. Very 
brilliant. Late. 30c. 
KHARPUT, A lovely combination of violet and red¬ 
dish purple. 25c. 
KING OF IRIS, Standards clear yellow, falls maroon 
margined gold. Striking. 25c. 
KOCHII, Extremely early, very deep claret purple. 
Buds are coal black. 25c. 
LENT A. WILLIAMSON, Standards soft violet, falls 
royal purple with velvety texture. Tall, large. 25c. 
LEONIDAS, A beautiful combination of light and 
deeper blue. 30c. 
LIBERTY, Rich blue, a trifle darker than Juniata. 
Plant the two together, with Pallida Dalmatica, if 
you want something fine. 25c. 
LORD OF JUNE, Standards lavender blue, falls light 
violet blue. A frequent prize winner. 25c. 
LORELEY, Standards light yellow, falls purple merg¬ 
ing into canary. Standards are often splashed with 
purple. Very gay. 25c. 
MAGNIFICA, Standards light purple, falls deep pur¬ 
ple. Massive flower. One of the much-discussed 
new ones. 50c. 
MAMIE, White, suffused with the daintiest blue. 10c. 
MAUVINE, Standards mauve, falls a few shades 
darker. 25c. 
MAORI KING, Standards bright yellow, falls crimson, 
bordered gold. Late and dwarf. Excellent to use in 
front of taller sorts. 15c. 
MLLE. SCHWARTZ, Mauve of extraordinary deli¬ 
cacy. 35c. 
MON SIGNOR, Standards satiny violet, falls crimson 
purple, margined lighter. 25c. 
MME DURAND, Soft buff with heliotrope flush. Dis¬ 
tinct. $3.50. 
MORNING SPLENDOR, Rich purple with reddish 
tone, enhanced by brilliant beard. Highly com¬ 
mended by American Iris Society. $1.00. 
MOTHER OF PEARL, Its coloring is well indicated by 
the name. 35c. 
MRS. ALAN GRAY, Delicate orchid pink, frequently 
blooming a second time in the fall. 25c. 
NANCY ORME, Lovely pinkish-rose. 50c. 
NIBELUNGEN, Standards fawn with olive tint; falls 
purple, edged with fawn. 20c. 
NIMBUS, Peculiar sombre coloring, deep violet, with 
slaty tone. 50c. 
OPERA, Standards reddish lilac, falls purple. 25c. 
PALLIDA DALMATICA, Big flowers of lovely silvery 
lavender. Tall. One of the very best for mass¬ 
ing. 25c. 
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