You will find all of the finest colors of the rainbow in 
Iris and anyone can grow them. Plant shallow in any type 
of soil any time except blooming time. Here’s some real 
ones—extra choice varieties for you this year. Plant now— 
they will bloom for you next spring. 
And Now M**; 
consider the best in all the Sass 
Iris. Select at these low prices: 
SASS— Midgard. The best pink. 30c 
each. 
SASS— Prairie Gold. Yellow. 10c each. 
SASS— Bed Wing. Red. 40c each. 
SASS— Susan Bliss. Pink. 10c each. 
SASS— Buto. Deep purple. 25c each. 
SASS— Beau Ideal. White with lav¬ 
ender veins. 10c each. 
SASS— Euphony. Saffron color. 40c 
each. 
Yellow. 50c each. 
SASS— Nebraska, 
I have also selected some splendid varieties of other 
leading American growers and hybridizers. I offer these 
to you as follows: 
ASIA. A silvery lavender blend lit by a bright yellow beard. 25c each. 
CHASSEUR. New fine yellow, veined bright Prussian red. 25c each. 
BOBBY MADISON. Pale pinkish mauve and lilac. Orange bearded. 50c 
FIREFABB. Bright Bordeaux red. Bluish white beard. 50c each. 
MORNING SPLENDOR. Petunia violet and raisin purple. Somewhat 
0 £^(-» J-J ^ 
MOTHER OF PEARB. Pearl and light lavender. 10c each. 
MRS. IBTIS. Wisteria blue. 15c each. 
QUEEN CATERINA. Orchid with a bright orange beard. 10c each. 
each 
Japanese 
Iris 
The loveliest and most daz¬ 
zling of all Iris are these winch 
originated and came from Ja¬ 
pan. The blooms are often 6 to 
8 inches across—in all the bril¬ 
liant and radiant colors of the 
rainbow. 
SEE MY BIG 
SPECIAL OFFER ON THE 
BACK COVER 
First of all to bloom in the spring. They 
come with the Robins. 
Purple White Red Light Blue 
Your choice of colors 
3 for 20c 6 ,or 35c 12 ,or 65c 
All Postpaid 
In this collection is the beautiful Seminole pic¬ 
tured above, the reddest red; and Lent A. William¬ 
son, the darkest purple and higjiest-rated Iris. This 
makes the two beauties less than 5c each—all the 
others are top notchers, too. Here they are. Se¬ 
lect any 19 of them. This gives you Seminole and 
Lent A. Williamson to make the 21. Hurry on this. 
A. E. KUNBERB. Bronze yellow and red. 
AFTERGBOW. Greyish lavender. 
AGNES. Lavender. 
ABBERT VICTOR. Blue and lavender. 
AMBASSABEUR. Lavender and ruby red. 
BBUE GBORY. Light blue and dark blue. 
CAPRICE. Rosy red. Fragrant. 
CECIB MINTURN. Soft rose. 
GERTRUBE. Finest blue. 
H. KROMER. Blue. 
JUNIATA. Clear blue. 
KOCHI. Rich deen red purple. Fragrant. 
BOHENGRIN. Silvery pink. 
MARY GARBEN. Pale yellow and light lavender. 
MME. CHEREAU. White, blue frilled border. 
MME. FACQUETTE. Claret red. 
MONSIGNOR. Violet and purple crimson. 
MRS. H. BARWIN. Snow white, shaded violet. 
NIBEBUNGEN. Fawn yellow' and violet purple. 
PABBIBA BABMATICA. Silvery lavender. 
PROSFERO. Pale lavender, yellow, reddish-purple 
and brown. 
PRINCESS BEATRICE. Soft lavender. Fragrant. 
PRINCESS VICTORIA BOUISE. Soft yellow, plum 
colored, cream. 
PROSPER BAUGIER. Fiery bronze, rich velvety 
purplish-red. 
QUAKER BABY. Smoky lavender and old gold. 
RHEIN NIKE. Pure white and deep blue. 
ROSE UNIQUE. Nearest real pink. 
SHEKINAH. Clear soft yellow. 
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VIRGINIA MOORE. A new- large yellow'. 
Page 28—Earl E. May Seed Co., Shenandoah, Iowa 
