S U N N Y S I D E GARDENS, NATICK, MASS. 
IRIS SIBIRICA 
These dainty and fairy-like Irises are very hardy 
and bloom in profusion in partial shade or in the 
sun, but prefer a moist location, and a fairly rich 
soil. The flowers are of medium size on tall, 
graceful stems. 
Do not plant Siberian Irises in dry or sloping 
ground. They like moist, but not too wet soil, and 
should be planted a little deeper than tall bearded 
Irises; the crowns % inches below surface, and 
should be watered occasionally during a dry spell. 
BLUE CHARM—(Sass, 1931). Large, intense 
blu6' tal 1 25c 
BLUEHERON—(Clev., 1927). Blue-violet with 
white styles .75c 
CAESAR’S BROTHER—(Morg., 1932). The 
darkest and best Siberian; black pansy-purple; 
tall and late blooming.$2.00 
DRAGONFLY—Pale blue standards flushed violet, 
and rich sky blue falls. 45 inches.25c 
ENSATA—(Species). Clear, pale blue, sweetly 
scented.25c 
EMPEROR—Large, fine formed flowers. Deep, 
rich violet-blue. 50 inches . .25c 
GATINEAU—(Pres.-Kellogg, 1932). Medium blue 
in color, and the largest bloom we have seen in 
this class. 42 inches. H. M., A. I. S., 1933. $1.00 
GRAMINEA—(Spuria). Odor of ripe apricots; 
charming for flower arrangement.75c 
KINGFISHER—Large, dark blue flowers on stems 
over 4 feet tall.35c 
KINGFISHER BLUE—A bright blue. One of the 
finest .. . 25c 
MADAWASKA—(Pres.-Kellogg, 1932). A fast¬ 
growing, medium blue. 38 inches.50c 
MATTAWIN— (Pres.-Kellogg, 1932). Another 
large blue. 40 inches.$1.00 
MISS DODO—Very large flowers of azure blue, 
52 inches.35c 
NATICK—(Gage, 1933). A large, beautiful, clear 
blue of fine form .50c 
NIPOGON—(Pres.-Kellogg, 1932). A blue with a 
purple tinge. 38 inches.50c 
OPAL BLUE—(Sturt., 1933). A delightful new 
Iris of clear sky blue; large flowers on medium 
stems .75c 
PAPILLON—A beautiful light blue of uniform 
color. 48 inches.35c 
PEGGY PERRY—(Per., 1912). Ruffled blue; 
white center .30c 
PERIWINKLE—(Clev., 1929). One of the best 
dark purples .$1.00 
PERRY’S BLUE—Clear tone of China blue. 48 
inches .25c 
SNOWCREST—(Gage, 1932). Sib. This is similar 
in color to Snow Queen, of which it is a seedling, 
but it is taller and freer flowering. Height 38 
inches.50c 
TRUE BLUE—A little darker standards than Per¬ 
ry’s Blue. 24 inches. Good for rock gardens.35c 
Siberian Irises and species shipped in Spring and 
Fall. April and September preferred. 
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