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GOLDWING (Nich. ’34) This golden iris will have to wing ifs way far and fast, in order to out¬ 
class Pluie d’Or, as it is said to do. 36". $1.25 
GUDRUN (K. Dykes ’31) An epic heroine, indeed! She comes to us, clothed in purest white, 
dusted with gold at the throat, with a necklace of pure gold and with her garments edged 
with gold. The largest white to date — a little too large, in fact, for the height of the stalk, 
as we have seen it. But still —a mighty good white iris. $5.00 
GUYASUTA (Hall '31) Exceptionally rich and velvety, this iris of the deepest violet makes a 
magnificent clump. The substance is excellent, but we fail to make it increase as fast as we 
wish it would. 30". $3.00 
HAPPY DAYS (Mitch. ’34) The sunshine of California, bottled and poured into irises by the 
magic touch of Prof. Mitchell, has brought us Happy Days. An immense bloom of clear pinard 
yellow with the F. a tone deeper than the S. and an unusual glistening finish, the flowers are 
reported to measure x l\i, on 40" stems. This yellow iris has taken the country by storm 
and we predict it will continue to do so. Let’s make it the iris growers’ slogan — Happy 
Days! H.M., A.I.S.,'35... $12.50 
HEARTH FIRE (Emig. ’35) A rosy glow, made up of light bronze S., Rushed with reddish violet, 
and deep velvety carmine-violet F. that have a crimson underlay. The beard is deep 
gold. 32". $4.00 
HEARTHSTONE COPPER (Hearth. ’32) A surprise! Introduced quietly, without the advertising 
of a coming-out party, this iris is winning the hearts of everyone. “It lights the garden like a 
bonfire.” S. of bright old gold blend down to fiery red F. So brilliant it is, we excuse the 
form, that is not especially fine. 30". Late. 3 for $2.50/ $1.00 
HELIANE (Mil. ’31) A different plicata: — there is an almost solid border of the deepest blue- 
violet around the wide petals. The Rower is enriched by the deep orange beard. $3.00 
HELIOS (Cay. ’29) A fine light yellow. The broad S. are pure lemon-yellow; when the Rower 
opens, the F. are delicately veined with brownish-rose, that disappears later. The bloom is 
of fine form and exquisite finish. 40". 3 for $1.50/ $0.65 
HENCHMAN (Mor. -Sturt. ‘31) The S. are the blue of Phlox divaricata, edged narrowly with 
the dark blue of the F., which are velvety in texture. A very lovely iris. 34". Late.. . $2.50 
HERMENE (Park. ’33) We can recommend this as a pink self, cheered by a gold heart. The large 
blooms, of heavy satiny texture, harmonize well with other colors. It is early and fragrant. 
40". $0.75 
HERMITAGE (Kirk. ’31) A pleasing rosy-red of medium size and fast growth. 40". H.M., A.I.S. 
'30. 3 for $1.50/ $0.65 
HOLLYWOOD (Essig ’31) Glamorous in its blending of bright pink, yellow and old gold, the 
flowers are of excellent substance and have almost horizontal falls. $0.65 
HONEYDROP (Mor. ’29) The S. are the yellow of white clover honey; the F. have the brown 
of buckwheat honey, touched with the rose of sunset. The blooms are large and have fine 
substance. 36". 3 for $1.85/ $0.75 
HYMETTUS (Hill ’31) More honey! In this iris, the ground is cream, so covered with gold vena¬ 
tions as to give the entire flower a honey-yellow tone. It is medium sized, the rounded blooms 
are on 30" stems. H.M., A.I.S. ’29. 3 for $1.30/ $0.65 
ILLUMINATOR (Wmsn. ’32) The sunlight shining through the petals of this red iris, illumines the 
color into a deep rose. No yellow or brown appears in the flower. 36". $3.00 
IMPERIAL BLUSH (H. P. Sass ’32) Better than Pink Satin. We do not blush when we speak of 
this iris as imperial in its class. A charming shade of blush pink, with long drooping falls, set 
off by a lemon-yellow beard; of excellent substance and on well branched stems. One of 
the best to grow and bloom for us. 40". $2.50 
For charm and daintiness , grow Siberians. 
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