F. H. Horsford, Charlotte, Vermont 
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September or sooner, but the auratums, speciosums, 
Ilenryi, Maximowiczi, and sulpbureum will not be 
ripe enough to move before October. The candidum 
is better set not much later than in September, and 
the longiflorums, though ripe earlier, seem to give 
better results when set after October 1. 
Orders will be filled from beds as longas my stock 
of each lasts, but L. candidum will be for the most 
part imported. I can guarantee them to bloom, 
however, if properly set, and in cold climates like 
this they should have a covering. For further in¬ 
structions as to culture, description, etc., see Spring 
Catalogue, which will be sent if you have not al¬ 
ready a copy. 
These prices are not for free delivery by mail. Those 
wishing plants by mail, see my Spring Catalogue for cost of 
'mailing plants. It is sent free upon application. 
* Each Doz. 
Lilium auratum. First size bulbs.$0 15 $1 35 
L. auratum. Monsters. A few at. 35 3 00 
L. “ var. rubro vitatum. With 
red stripes. G5 0 50 
L. bulbiferum. 25 
L. Brownii. See L. Japan ica. 
L. Canadense (Meadow Lily). 10 1 00 
L. “ vur. rubrum. 20 
L. “ var. flavum. 20 
L. candidum (Madonna Lily). Should be . 
set before October. 15 1 25 
L. Carniolicum . 35 
L. Chalcedonicum. Handsome scarlet 
flowers. 50 5 00 
L. Columbianum. Orange, with spots_ 15 1 30 
L. concolor. Small, with scarlet flowers .15 1 35 
L. “ var. parthenion. A little 
larger: flowers yellow ... 10 1 00 
L. croceum. Golden yellow. 10 1 00 
L. dauricum, or a very queer form of L. 
Philadelphicum . 25 2 00 
L. elegans,var. atrosanguineum. Deep red. 20 
L. “ var. atropurpureum. This is 
the darkest red form of 
elegans I have ever seen. 
Very healthy and a hand¬ 
some Lily. 20 1 75 
L. “ var. aurantiacum multiflorum. 
Red 
15 
1 35 
