Hemerocdllis Collections 
COLLECTION OF ALL 24 above, valued at $29, 
for $23.85. 
COLLECTION OF 6 ASSORTED SEEDLINGS, 
valued at $3, for $1.95. 
MIKADO. 2Yj ft. June and July. Bright orange, 
with central zone of each petal blotched ruddy 
pnrple-red. A beantifnl flower as the accom])any- 
ing colored cut illustrates. $2.50 
MRS. A. H. AUSTIN. 3 ft. July and August. Large 
flowers of deep golden yellow, with a number of 
buds to a stalk. $1.50 
MRS. W. H. WYMAN. 3 ft. Aug. Delicately curved 
l)etals of pale glisteniiig yellow. Valuable garden 
addition because of its late flowering habit. $1.00 
LEMONA. 4 ft. July and Aug. Extra good clear 
lemon yellow. A delightful specimen. $1.00 
MARGARET PERRY. 4 ft. July-Sept. Brilliant rose- 
red and buff-orange, lined with vellow. This im- 
])ortation from England has met with wide 
favor. $1.50 
COLLECTION OF 6 NAMED VARIETIES below, 
valued at $6, for $3.95. 
Aureole Gypsy 
Beloit Mrs. W. H. Wyman 
D. D. Wyman The Gem 
THE GEM. 3 ft. June and Jtily. A deep yellow- 
apricot, with flowers as fine as the best lilies. It is. 
indeed, a gem udiicli deserves a i)lace in every 
flower lover’s garden. $1.00 
VARIEGATA. 3VL> ft. July and August. Orange- 
cop])er flowers similar to Kwanzo. The distinctive 
feature of this variety is the odd and beautiful 
variegated leaves. $1.00 
SEEDLINGS. 2 to 4 ft. June to August. All colors. 
These are first-class plants and flowers, equaling 
in beauty most of the named varieties. V e are not 
introducing them under separate names simply be¬ 
cause they are so similar to varieties now on the 
market and included in our list. 50c 
HEMEROCALLIS 
