LILIES 
Most of the Lilies of this list may be set in September, but a 
few like Auratum. and all the Speciosums, Sulphureum, Ileuryi 
and Maximowiczi Red, are not ripe until October. Orders will be 
filled from beds as long as my stock lasts, but for the most part 
the Candidums and Longillorums will be imported. 
For cultural directions and more definite description please 
see Spring Catalogue, which has been mailed. 
These prices do not include postage, but simply bulbs boxed and de¬ 
livered to my nearest freight or express office. See spring list for free 
delivery by mail. 
Each Doz. 
Lilium auratum.$0 20 $1 75 
L. Brownii. 50 
L. Canadense (Meadow Lily). 10 1 00 
L. candidum (Madonna Lily). Should be set before 
October. 15 1 40 
L. croceum. Golden yellow; blooms next after Da- 
huricum.per 100, $7.. 15 1 25 
L. Dahuricum. No Lily in the world can be grown 
farther north and is more reliable in every way 
than this. It will soon increase and form clumps 
like the Tiger Lily.. 12 1 15 
L. elegans, var. atropurpureum. Darkest red form 
of Elegans. 25 
L. “ var. aurantiacum multiflorum. A fine 
hardy and healthy form of this red¬ 
dish yellow flower.per 100, $7.. 15 1 10 
L. 41 var. Best Red. A medium kind as to 
height; very vigorous and healthy.... 12 1 15 
L. “ var. Cloth of Gold. 40 
L. var. fulgens (Batemanice). Good height; 
erect; reddish salmon flowers; fine... 15 1 30 
L. il var. nigromaculatum. A dwarf form, 
with salmon - yellow flowers; much 
later than most varieties. 20 
L. var. Thunbergianum.per 100, $0.. 10 1 00 
L. 44 var. umbellatum. 15 1 20 
L. 14 var. Wallacei. A fine, low-growing hardy 
variety, almost ns late ns Nigromacu¬ 
latum, and with reddish yellow flowers. 15 
L. “ Mixed. 75 
L. excelsum. See A. testaceum. 
