W. E. MARSHALL AND CO., Inc., NEW YORK 
LILIUM CHALCEDONICUM 
CENTIFOLIUM (A). A wonderful variety pro¬ 
ducing 10 to 15 long, tubular, white flowers, 
streaked externally with brown and flushed 
internally with yellow. July. 8 ft. (Will 
distribute in 1928.) 
CHALCEDONICUM (A). (Scarlet Turk’s Cap 
Lily.) Nothing is more lovely in July than a 
clump of this Lily in flower with its slender 
but strong stems bearing from five to eight 
flowers of an intense scarlet hue. Very 
scarce. 3 to 4 ft. July. 
Large bulbs, $2.50 ca.; $25.00 doz. 
COLCHICUM (Monadclplnim Scovitzianum) 
(A). A beautiful lemon-yellow Lily, pro¬ 
duced in pyramidal clusters of drooping, wax¬ 
like flowers. June. 4 to 5 ft. 
$1.75 ca.; $18.00 doz- 
COLUMBIANUM (B). An interesting Lily re¬ 
quiring a sheltered position and thriving best 
in a sandy, leafy loam. Flowers bright, 
golden-yellow, spotted maroon. July. 2^4 ft. 
Large bulbs, 70c ea.; $7.00 doz.; $50.00 100. 
CONCOLOR (A). One of the best dwarf Lilies, 
with erect, star-shaped flowers of deep scar¬ 
let with a few dark spots towards base of 
petals; will frequently produce three or more 
stems from one bulb. Suitable for rock gar¬ 
dens. July. 18 in. 
(10c ea.; $0.00 doz.; $45.00 100. 
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