LAFAYETTE 
EDITH CAYELL 
BEAUTIFUL BABY RAMBLERS 
_ »1T II CAVELL: Double flowers of a 
rich, (lark velvety red borne In mass¬ 
es on a low growing bush. 35e each. 
for $1.00, Postpaid. 
L1RSTJBN PA 1 L.SKN Deep dear 
>ink shaded lighter at venter. Busli 
taller than other varieties. Good for 
center or background in beds. 35 * 
3 for $1.00, Postpaid. 
LAFAYETTE: Glowing orange-red. 
mil-double flowers borne in great pro 
fusion. When in full bloom bush suggest> 
flaming mound. 35e en., 3 for $1. Postpaid 
iJLOKIA MINIM: Very double flowers 
>f a flashing golden salmon color. Free 
dooming and one of the best for beds 
or borders. 35c ea., $1. Postpaid 
‘‘BABY 
BEAUTY” 
COLLECTION 
2-Yr. Field Grown 
KIRSTEM PAULSEN 
flips 
1 each of 
the 4 pictur¬ 
ed, only < 
GLORIA MUNDI 
—LILIDEUM 
Mark 
THE 
(IMPROVED TIGRIDIA) 
MONTE ALBA 
As though in worship the Lilideum 
opens its petals toward the rising sun, 
unfolds its gorgeous blooms upright 
at noontime, turns its head to¬ 
ward the declining sun and 
dies with the setting 
thereof. Blooms ap¬ 
pear and die over a 
period of a month. 
This rare flower, a 
SANTA ANN native of Mexico. 
the most outstand- 
standing and most ad¬ 
mired flower in our Gar¬ 
dens at the World’s Fair, 
grows 2 ft. tall. We offer 4 new 
varieties: Montezuma, rich deep rose; 
Monterey, coral red; Santa Ann, bright 
yellow; Monte Alba, white. Bulbs re¬ 
quire tame treatment given gladioli. 
No. 1. bulbs will bloom this year, 
i 25c each, or 1 each of the four 
A illustrated for 80c. 
SPECIAL 
IMPROVED TIGRIDIA 
MIXED 
•j? 50c 
12 Post 
for 
$i 
paid 
