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1937 SEED CATALOG 
THE INLAND SEED CO. 
GLADIOLUS 
Gladiolus are the most satisfac¬ 
tory desirable and popular of 
all the garden bulbs. Nothing 
else of the kind costs so little, 
grows and blooms so readily in 
any soil or climate as Gladiolus. 
They thrive and bloom with the 
least care and attention, and 
make a display which for bril¬ 
liancy and beauty of coloring 
few bulbs can equal and none 
surpass. Plant any time from 
March to June. 
BLUE 
Baron Hulot. Long, graceful 
spikes, of good-sized, well-open¬ 
ed flowers, having a rich indigo- 
blue color. Very unique and 
beautiful shade, and never fails 
to attract attention. Each 10c; 
34 dozen 60c; dozen $1.00. 
LAVENDER 
Byron L. Smith. Delicate lavender, deepest at the edges of 
the petals and shading toward white in the center; gives the 
impression of an orchid. Well arranged on good stem 
Each 10c; 34 dozen 50c; dozen 90c. 
ORANGE 
Orange Queen. A very warm tint; large, open flowers on 
good stem; justly considered one of the very choicest nov¬ 
elties in Prim Hybrids. 3 for 25c; 34 dozen 45c; dozen 80c. 
Alice Tiplady. Bright saffron-orange; large, open flowers 
on strong, stiff stem; excellent cutflower and forcer. Each 
5c; 34 dozen 30c; dozen 50c. 
PINK 
America. Delicate lavender pink, large flowers, borne on 
strong stems well placed. A very popular variety as a cut 
flower. 4 for 25c; 34 dozen 35c; dozen 60c. 
Le Marechal Foch. An early-flowering strong-growing va¬ 
riety with deep rose-pink flowers. Long spikes. Each 5c; 
34 dozen 30c; dozen 50c. 
SALMON 
Maidenblush. Superb light pink; flowers well placed on tall, 
slender stem; oftentimes producing two and three spikes to 
the bulb. Each 5c; 34 dozen 30c; dozen 50c. 
RED 
Flaming Sword. Brilliant red, slightly overlaid with orange. 
Tall straight spikes with ten or more flowers open at a time. 
4 for 25c; 34 dozen 35c; dozen 60c. 
Mrs. Francis King. Color is a very pleasant light scarlet, 
strikingly attractive. Separate flowers often measure 4 to 
5 inches across and 5 to 6 flowers are open at one time. 
Each 5c; 34 dozen 30c; dozen 50c. 
SPOTTED 
Halley. The color is a delicate salmon-pink with a slight 
roseate tinge, though the lower petals bear a creamy blotch 
with a stripe of bright red through the center. Each 5c; 
34 dozen 30c; dozen 50c. 
Mrs. Frank Pendleton. The flowers are very large and well- 
expanded, of a lovely flushed salmon-pink with brilliant 
carmine, or deep blood-red blotches in the throat. 4 for 25c; 
34 dozen 35c; dozen 60c. 
WHITE 
Lily White. A fine snow white variety. Good height and 
good sized blossoms. Six or seven blooms open at a time. 
4 for 25c; 34 dozen 35c; dozen 60c. 
Peace. Flowers are large, of good form, correctly placed on 
a heavy, straight spike. Beautiful white, with pale lilac 
feathering on interior petals. 4 for 25c; 34 doz. 35c; doz. 60c. 
Schwaben. A very vigorous grower, also very free flower¬ 
ing. A clear canary yellow shading to sulphury yellow when 
open. 4 for 25c; 34 dozen 35c; dozen 60c. 
All 50c varieties... 
All 60c varieties ... 
All 80c varieties... 
All 90c varieties... 
All $1.00 varieties 
50, 
$1.75; 
100 , 
$3.00 
50, 
2 .00; 
100 , 
3.50 
50, 
2.50; 
100 , 
4.50 
.50, 
2.75; 
100 , 
5.00 
50, 
3.50; 
100 , 
6.00 
EXHIBITION MIXTURE 
25c; dozen 45c; 50, $1.50; 100, $2.50 
Lily of The Valley. One of the most 
satisfactory and charming spring 
flowering plants producing in pro¬ 
fusion its delicate bell-shaped de¬ 
lightfully fragrant white flowers. 
Lilies of the Valley thrive in any 
common soil, are perfectly hardy, 
and will succeed in shady situation. 
Each 10c; 3 for 25c; 12 for $1.00; 
25 for $2.00; 50 for $3.75; 100, $7.00. 
PEONIES 
Albert Crousse. (Tall, Late). Very 
large rosy white, flecked crimson, 
free bloomer. One of the best cut flower varieties. Of tall, 
erect habit. Each 40c; 34 dozen $2.25. 
Baroness Sehroeder. (Tall, Midseason). Very large globular 
flowers. Flesh white passing to milk white. A strong tall 
grower, very free flowering, and very fragrant. One of the 
finest Peonies grown. Each 50c; 34 dozen $2.75. 
Edulis Superba. (Tall, Early). The famous Memorial Day 
Peony. It usually can be depended upon to be in flower at 
that time in this latitude. Large fragrant flowers of a beau¬ 
tiful clear pink with silvery reflex. Each 50c; 34 dozen $2.75. 
PEONY 
Felix Crousse. (Medium, Midseason). Its large globular 
flowers, solid and compactly built, are of a rich brilliant 
dazzling ruby-red. Exceptionally fiery, bright, and effective. 
Each 60c; 34 dozen $3.30. 
Festiva Maxima. (Tall, Early). The most popular of all 
whites. A vigorous grower and free and early bloomer. 
Color pure white flecked with crimson at center. Each 40c; 
34 dozen $2.25. 
Karl Rosefield. (Tall, Midseason). Very large globular flow¬ 
ers of a brilliant and striking dark crimson color. A strong 
but compact grower. Each 60c; 34 dozen $3.30. 
YELLOW 
Niagara. Giant Yellow. In color the flowers are of a delight¬ 
ful cream shade with the two lower inside petals or seg¬ 
ments blending to canary-yellow. The throat is splashed and 
tinted with carmine. The flower spike is very erect and 
stout and is wrapped with broad dark-green foliage. 4 for 
25c; 34 dozen 35c; dozen 60c. 
MIXED COLORS 
These mixed colors are not mixed and sold cheap because of 
small roots or inferior blooms but because names and colors 
have been misplaced. Very highly recommended. Each 35c; 
34 dozen $2.00. 
