CLASSIC (Grinter 1931) — 
Of Asia type and coloring but 
with Dominion form and tex¬ 
ture, flaring falls, glowing 
effect _ .50 
CLAUDE AUREAU (Cay. 
1928) —Many consider this 
the finest variegata; S greenish 
golden yellow, F intense Bor- 
deau wine color with a wide 
margin of bronzy gold, a giant 2.00 
COLOSSUS (H. Sass 1931) 
—The biggest American Iris 
and probably the largest in the 
world, it has produced blooms 
10 inches tall. Purple of fine 
quality _ 5.00 
COLUMBINE (Mur. 1930) 
—Introduced as a white Aph¬ 
rodite. Clear dazzling white, 
slight reticulations on the haft, 
free flowering and vigorous,_ .75 
CONCHOBAR — Velvety 
red-purple, a bluer Cardinal, 
fine form_ . 15 
CONESTOGA (Farr 1932) 
—Tall large even toned deep 
blue of fine form_ .50 
CONQUISTADOR — Large 
lavender violet, tall and fra¬ 
grant _ .15 
COPPERSMITH (Shull 
1926) —Finely balanced 
bronzy red, heavy substance._ .25 
CORONATION (Moore 
1927) —‘Strictly high class 
yellow, fine color, strong 
grower, profuse bloomer_ .25 
CRETAN — Deep blue and 
purple intermediate_i_ . 1 5 
CRIMSON GLOW —Uni¬ 
form phlox-purple self_ .15 
CRYSORO (Nich. 1931) — 
Clear deep yellow intermedi¬ 
ate, large and ruffled. “Bright 
as the golden rays of the sun” 1.50 
CYDALISE (Cay, 1930) — 
The first real yellow plicata; S 
golden yellow, F softer yel¬ 
low, paling at the edges and 
etched with chocolate brown, 
splendid form_ .75 
CYRUS (H. Sass 193 0- 
Empire yellow intermediate 
with a glowing center. Blooms 
well into the tall bearded 
season _ .50 
DAUNTLESS (Con. 1929) 
—A lovely red self, although 
the falls appear darker because 
of their velvety quality; tall 
and well branched, Dykes 
Medal winner_ 1.00 
DAY DREAM — Vigorous 
blend of a pleasing soft pink 
tone, a charming garden Iris._ .75 
DEPUTE NOMBLOT (Cay. 
1929) —Dykes Medal win¬ 
ner. Rosy purple and garnet 
red. A giant that is outstand¬ 
ing in growth and vigor. 
Golden dusting makes it 
sparkle _ 1.50 
DESERT GOLD (Kirk. 
1930) —Large early yellow of 
perfect form and heavy sub¬ 
stance. The color is straw yel¬ 
low deepening toward the 
center _ 1.50 
DOGROSE (Insole 1930) — 
Delicate pink with a deep gold 
beard, large oval-shaped 
flowers on tall well-branched 
stems, a sensation in England- 3.00 
DOLLY MADISON (Wmsn. 
1927)—One of the finest of 
Irises. Pale mauve and lavender 
to deep gold, orange beard_ .25 
DON JUAN (Cay. 1928) — 
Immense flowers with rosy 
lilac colored standards and 
bright red falls, very large_ .75 
DOROTHY DIETZ (Wmsn. 
1929) —S bright chicory blue; 
F pansy violet. This large 
Amoena is a great favorite_ .75 
DOXA (H. Sass 1928) — 
Creamy olive throughout, 
wonderful form and sub¬ 
stances, low stem, an inter¬ 
mediate _ .25 
DR. CHAS. H. MAYO—One 
of the finest pinks, large and 
strong _ .15 
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