Iris Society and is one of the few who have held con¬ 
tinuous membership from 1921 to the present day. 
Although he has made many crosses, the seedlings 
chosen for registration and described here represent 
the best of many years’ selection. 
Prices are for a single blooming size rhizome of 
Irises, and single bud roots of Peonies, or three for the 
price of two. Price on new seedlings marked “Storer 
new,” is tentative, and, as our stock is small, many of 
them cannot be supplied. 
On Peonies a three to six budded division is recom¬ 
mended, as single buds rarely bloom the first year. 
We sell mixed unlabelled Irises at $2.00 per bushel. 
A bushel contains at least seventy-five rhizomes. These 
are fine for driveway borders as they form a more in¬ 
teresting color mixture, as well as more impressive, 
than the common, small-flowered varieties. 
As a hobby, the collecting of named Irises is a never- 
ending source of joy and recreation. Like no other 
flower, it offers unlimited variety in form, color, and 
season. 
Although Peonies are a more imposing flower, their 
color range is very limited. They, like Irises, are of 
the easiest culture; and we believe no home yard is 
complete without them. 
The following varieties have been registered by Rev. 
Storer: 
Adirondack, Albright, Casenka, Haifa, James 
Storer, Louis Willert, Melissa, Niagara Falls, Tona- 
wanda, Winifred. 
The following are among those tentatively selected 
for registration this year: 
Angola, Eden y Hecla, Helen Emerson, Helen 
Gundlach, Inglis, Joy Motta, Kensington, Miss Ellis, 
Nora Storer, Proctor Carr, Rev. Storer, Salas y. 
Gomez, Tina Dean. 
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