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Lilium tigriniim. Tiger Lily. A woll known variety, very 
showy and of easy culture; 10 cents each. 
JLiiium tignrinuni fl. pi. This is a new variety; it is perfectly 
double, and the petals are imbricated almost as regularly as a camel¬ 
lia flower. Novel and fine, 15 cents each. 
JAPAN LILIES. 
Lilinm a lira tuns. Golden 
Band Lily. This is a very hand¬ 
some lily; the flowers are large 
and white, each petal having a 
yellow stripe. It is of easy cul¬ 
ture. A loamy, dry soil suits it 
best, and planted one inch deep. 
The past season I had occa¬ 
sion to see several of this,noble 
lily in bloom, and it is really 
fine; half a dozen flowers open¬ 
ing at the same time, and they 
measuro from six'to. nine inches 
across; it is very fragrant. I ex¬ 
pect some fine bulbs, same as I 
had last year, imported direct 
from their native country. 
Flowering bulbs, 30c. each. 
LiBium iaaicifoiium al¬ 
bum Piaccox. Pure white 
Japan Lily, 40 cents each. 
Lilium iaucifoiia m 
rubB’um. White and red spot¬ 
ted, 20 cents each. LUium auratum * 
XAI in in iancifoBiuni roscnm. Bose spotted, 20c. each. 
These Japan Lilies are very beautiful and fragrant. Should be 
planted from October till January. Perfectly suited to this climate. 
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