UMBELLATUM APRICOT. A very beautiful 
and distinct variety. The flowers are of a lovely 
shade of delicate apricot-yellow borne in large 
heads. This lily is at its best when grown in a 
cool shady position. Extra selected bulbs. Each, 
$1.25; $10 for 10. 
UMBELLATUM GOLDEN FLEECE. Beautiful 
and distinct variety. A striking break from the 
usual red and orange tones of the Umbellatum 
group, this fine variety has large umbellate heads 
of clear golden yellow flowers with a suggestioh 
of scarlet at the tips of the petals. It is very 
effective as a border plant and possesses a strong 
constitution. Extra selected bulbs, $1.25 each; 
$10 for 10. 
UMBELLATUM GRANDIFLORUM. A very 
free-flowering lily of easy culture. Carries large 
umbellate heads of light orange-red flowers. Ex¬ 
tra selected bulbs, $3 for 10; $27.50 per 100. A 
smaller, good flowering bulb, $2 for 10; $17.50 
per 100. 
UMBELLATUM INVINCIBLE. A magnificent 
form with very large, massive, broad petaled 
flowers of brilliant rich orange shading to glow¬ 
ing red at end of petals. Extremely handsome. 
Extra selected bulbs; Each, $1.25; $10 for 10. 
UMBELLATUM MAHOGANY. The deepest in 
color yet raised. Comparatively small in stature 
with heads of fine broad petaled flowers, deep 
glowing crimson-lake, deepening to a rich mahog¬ 
any-crimson as the flowers pass over. Extra se¬ 
lected bulbs. Each, $1; $9 for 10. 
UMBELLATUM ORANGE KING. A superb lily 
with very large heads of massively shaped flowers, 
richest glowing orange at the center deepening in 
shade towards the edge of the petals and slightly 
spotted with blackish purple. The flowers are 
very large, with broad smooth petals, having a 
very finished appearance. Extra selected bulbs. 
Each, $1.25; $10 for 10. 
UMBELLATUM SPLENDIDUM. A magnificent 
variety growing 2 to 2y 2 feet high, with large 
umbellate heads of brilliant vermilion-orange 
flowers shading to a rich coppery crimson tone. 
As a border plant the color effect is most strik¬ 
ing and unusual. The flowers are unspotted or 
nearly so, and the points of the petals are slightly 
reflexed. Extra selected bulbs, $1.25 each; $10 
for 10. 
WASHINGTONIANUM. A beautiful lily with 
fragrant drooping white flowers on a stem four 
to five feet in height. The reverse of the flowers 
has a tinge ranging from light pink to a deep wine 
color. This lily requires a thoroughly drained 
situation; it does exceedingly well when once 
established. Stem rooting; June-July flowering; 
plant in fall only, 10 inches deep. Extra selected 
bulbs, $1.50 each; $12.50 for 10; $110 per 100. 
Smaller, good flowering bulbs, $8 for 10; $77.50 
per 100. 
July-Flowering Lilies 
CENTIFOLIUM. Found in a cabbage garden by 
the late Mr. Reginald Farrer, in his first expedi¬ 
tion to China. In general appearance it resembles 
a huge Lilium Sulphureum or Brownii, with long 
tubular white flowers, colored and streaked ex¬ 
ternally with brown and flushed internally with 
yellow at the base of the trumpet. This is a giant 
amongst lilies, and has proved quite hardy. 
Fall planting only, 8 inches deep; July-flower¬ 
ing. Extra selected bulbs, $4 each; $37.50 for 10; 
Smaller, strong flowering bulbs, $2 each; $17.50 
for 10. 
GRAYI Beautiful, satisfactory lily to grow in 
damp, peaty soil; thimble-shaped flower of rich 
red, spotted with maroon. Culture quite easy. 
Height, 4 feet. Base-roots; fall planting only, 4 
inches deep; July-flowering. Selected bulbs, $3.50 
for 10; $32.50 per 100. 
KELLOGGII. A rare and beautiful lily, growing 
2 to 3 feet high, bearing closely recurved pink 
flowers like those of the Turks’ Cap Lily. Very 
graceful and fragrant. It belongs to the Martagon 
group and succeeds best on the outskirts of a 
woodland where the roots are shaded. Base-roots; 
fall planting only, about 5 inches deep; July 
flowering. A few specimen bulbs, $2 each. Extra 
heavy, selected bulbs, $1.50 each; $12.50 for 10. 
Smaller, strong flowering bulbs, $9 for 10; $87.50 
per 100. 
PARDALINUM CALIFORNICUM. Rising to a 
height of 7 feet, carrying from 15 to 20 flowers on 
rather long stalks, with whorls of dark green 
leaves, the flowers begin to expand from the base 
of the clusters upward, producing a succession 
of expanded and opening flowers for two or three 
weeks. 
The petals are large, strongly recurved, deep 
orange, maroon spotted; tips of petals intense 
scarlet. Hardy and robust, does well in good 
garden loam, well drained but prefers damp, peaty 
soil in sun or partial shade. 
Give plenty of light and air; protect from high 
winds. Does not flower well the first season; 
when established, produces fine flowering plants. 
Do not disturb the roots. Base-roots, fall planting 
only, 5 inches deep; July-flowering. Extra heavy, 
selected bulbs, $6.50 for 10; $62.50 per 100. A 
small, strong flowering bulb, $4 for 10; $37.50 
per 100. 
PARDALINUM GIGANTEUM. A variety re¬ 
cently reintroduced, which we can recommend 
very highly. The very strong spikes reach a 
height from six to eight feet with very large 
flowers, the outer petals being a scarlet-orange, 
the inner half bright orange, thickly dotted pur¬ 
plish brown. Extra selected bulbs. Each, $1; 
$9 for 10. 
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