Dazzling and 
Gorgeous 
Seminole, the reddest red, and Lent A. William¬ 
son, the darkest purple and highest-rated Iris, are 
both included in this collection. This makes these 
two beauties less than 5c each—all the others are 
choice varieties, too. Here they are. You may se¬ 
lect any 19 of them and I will include Seminole and 
Lent A. Williamson to make 21. 
A. E. KUNDERD. Bronze yellow and red. 
AFTER&LOW. Greyish lavender. 
AGNES. Lavender. 
ALBERT VICTOR. Blue and lavender. 
AMBASSADEUR. Lavender and ruby red. 
CAPRICE. Rosy red. Fragrant. 
CECIL MINTURR. Soft rose. 
DR. BERNICE. Large coppery bronze. Crimson¬ 
like falls. 
Easiest, flowers of all to grow. You will find all of the rare and rainbow 
colors in these Iris. Plant shallow in any type of soil any time of the year 
except blooming time. Here are some real beauties—extra choice varieties for 
you this year. Plant now—they often bloom for you this spring. Try my 
famous Seminole Collection if you want lots of Iris-at a low price. 
SASS IRIS 
I have pick¬ 
ed what I 
consider the best in all the Sass 
Iris. Select at these low prices: 
SASS— Buto. Dark blue. 20c each. 
SASS— Beau Ideal. White with lavender veins. 10c each. 
SASS— Caroline Stringer. Beautifully tinted pink and frilled. 35c each. 
SASS— Church, Mouse. Dark brown, orange bearded, 35c each. 
SASS— -Euphony. Saffron color. 35c each. 
SASS— Nebraska. Finest canary yellow. 25c each. 
SASS— Midgard. Faint pink and yellow blended. 25c each. 
SASS— Prairie Gold. Golden yellow. 10c each, 
I have also selected some splendid varieties of other leading Amer¬ 
ican growers and hybridizers. I offer these to you as follow*: 
ACACIA ROSE. Full petaled pink. 15c each. 
ASIA. Silvery lavender, blended with chestnut brown, 20c each. 
CHASSEUR. New fine yellow, veined bright Prussian red. 25c each. 
DOLLY MADISON. Pinkish mauve and pale lilac. Orange bearded. 35c each. 
FIREBALL. Bright Bordeaux red. Bluish white beard. 35c each. 
LORD OP JUNE. Soft blue. 10c each. 
MORNING SPLENDOR. Petunia violet and raisin purple. Somewhat red. 15c 
each. 
MOTHER OP PEARL. Pearl and light lavender. 10c each. 
NEOLA. Blooms in the fall. Violet and sorghum brown. 45c each. 
SBCEXINAH. Clear soft yellow. 10c each. 
SUSAN BLISS. Best pink. 10c each. 
TRUE DELIGHT. Daintily ruffled and frilled. White stitched with a blue edg¬ 
ing. 25c each. 
BABY DOLL IRIS 
First of all to bloom in the spring. They 
come with the Robins. 
Purple Near Red Light Blue 
Your choice of colors 
3f»r20c 6 ,or 35c 12'° r 65c 
All Postpaid 
Hybrid Japanese Iris 
Beautiful, Colorful 
These six-petalled rare beau¬ 
ties bloom in July with a wide 
range and assortment of en¬ 
trancing colors—near reds, near 
pinks, blues, purples, yellows, 
striped effects and blotched 
petal kinds. All widely as¬ 
sorted as to color, 6 for 75c, 12 
for $1.35, postpaid. 
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GERTRUDE. Finest blue. 
JOHAN DeWITT. Bluish violet-purple, veined 
white. 
JUNIATA. Clear blue. 
XOCHI. Rich, deep red purple. Fragrant. 
LOHENGRIN. Silvery pink. 
LORELY. Yellow and white, blotched purple. 
MARY GARDEN. Pale yellow and light lavender. 
MME. CHPREAU. White, blue frilled border. 
MME. PACQUETTE. Claret red. 
MONSIGNOR. Violet and purple crimson. 
NIBELUNGEN. Fawn yellow and violet purple. 
FROSPERO. Pale lavender, yellow, reddish-purple 
and brown. 
PRINCESS VICTORIA LOUISE. Soft yellow, plum 
colored, cream. 
PROSPER LAUGIER. Fiery bronze, rich velvety 
purplish-red. 
QUAKER LADY. Smoky lavender and old gold. 
QUEEN CATERINA. Orchid. Orange bearded. 
QUEEN OP MAY. Soft lilac rose, almost pink. 
RHEIN NIKE. Pure white and deep blue. 
ROSE UNIQUE. Nearest real pink. 
SHERWIN WRIGHT. Rich deep golden yellow. 
STORM CLOUD. Coppery bronze. 
VIRGINIA MOORE. A new large yellow. 
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