rHl*.ULlNUJ of the ist) ih'on oouthern 
xthodesia. o-ainty hooaea yellow flov;ers in late 
culy. »,>l.i30 dozen. 
i^dir'*?AClNUd (ir'arrot Urladiolus) From Gape Gol- 
ony. Hooded red and yellow flowers in Aupust. 
vl«50 dozen. 
t^U/vKriNli^HUd - ih*OTn Ethiopia, rilooa red with 
yellow throat. j-.ate 'bloomer. North of r’hila. 
start in pots to bloom it before fall frosts. 
50/ each. 
uNUoUaij Ihlju GO'Ud INJ 
iKiJ i>lGHOi?Oi^A (vesper Iris) Lavender flowers’ 
v;itn tan markings pop open afternoons august 
to frost. Haray perennial, to 5 feet, deeds, 
15/ paCiCet. 
IHld Ktuiw.i^ij’Ehl (Japanese iris) deeds, 15/ pAt. 
liild dinEx-tlGA (w»iberian Irisi deeds, 15/ pAt. 
Irild GO**3ll^Aj?IiN - One pAt. each, to furnish 
blooms from j.*ay to frost, 40^ 
/ 
LAc'EYiDUdlA GHUENPA (Anomatheca) drill iant 
carmine flowers with maroon eyes, in 12-inch 
sprays, uladiolus culture north of 3hila. An 
oddity in any garaen. Corms, 55^ each. 
hARE LAfLlLIKd 
HaLxEROGiUiLlj GALYddO (BurbanK;) Fragrant lemon- 
yellow flowers open toward evening. One of the 
best. Hardy perennial, july-August, 4 feet, 
deeds, 20/ packet. 
H3LEI\0Gi^*.Lld 'LJiNlER BURBANK’ (Buch) Palest 
yello’v sport of Calypso, opening its fragrant 
flowers IN EARLY *iORN. Plant huskier, flowers 
larger, more spreading. First time offered - 
rarest of all davlilies. deeds, 6 for 25^ 
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