O golden days, O woodland ways. 
And sunny meadows teeming 
With treasurers rare, most royal fare. 
For bard's or lover's dreaming. 
O silvery stream, with glint and gleam 
Where dipping boughs are laving, 
The current lags, where Sweet Blue Flags 
By ripples stirred are waving. 
W. B. Hunt: Blue Flags 
JEAN CAYEUX (Zhan Ka-yuh') (Cayeux 1931) M. 38". 
The most outstanding color introduction of recent years. The 
flowers are semi-flaring and slightly frilled, of a pale Havana 
brown, shot with a golden glint and a light touch of bright 
blue at the end of the beard brings out its delicate beauty. 
An enchanting color. $1.25 
C M., S.N.H.F., 1931. 
Dykes Medal, France, 1931. 
JEAN LaFITTE (Wash ington 1935). S. domed, coppery 
rose; F. broad and semi-flaring, of intense deep rose with 
copper undertone. Wide and low branching. Many buds to 
each stalk. $10.00 
H.M., A.I.S., 1936. 
JEB STUART (Wash 1932) M. 40" A rich brownish-red 
with copper lighting. S. domed, F. dark and velvety, inten¬ 
sified by the rich orange beard Stalk tall and widely 
branched. $3.50 
H.M., A.I.S., 1933. 
GUDRUN » Dykes 1931 
JERRY (Lapham 1934) M. 38". A distinct and beautifully 
finished iris of great brilliancy. S. rich light red; F. deeper red 
with heavy velvety finish. The garden effect is a glowing ruby 
red. Stalks medium tall and well branched. Holds its color 
well. $1.00 
JOLLY ROGER (Nicholls 1934) M. 36". A velvety indigo 
purple. The flowers are shapely and clean cut and nicely 
arranged on well branched stalks. The beard is bright golden 
yellow. A rich color note in the garden. $1.50 
JOYANCE (Mrs. Dykes 1932) M. 38". A huge creamy white 
flower with soft golden heart and fine gold veins at the throat. 
The flowers have excellent substance and good form and 
are well distributed on well branched tall stalks. $1.C0 
JOYCETTE (J. Sass 1931) M. 42". One of the best of the 
newer reds. The flower is large, a self tone of bright clear 
red, with no blue tones. Very fragrant. $1.25 
H.M., A.I.S., 1932. 
JUNALUSKA (Kirkland 1934) M. 40". A novelty unlike 
anything we have grown before. Its color is its great distinc¬ 
tion, but its fine form and poise are notable, too. S. a copper 
and rose suffusion threaded with gold; F. bright red flushed 
copper. The stalk is tall and graceful and the blooms last a 
very long time. A most effective garden iris of great beauty. 
$3.50 
JUBILESTA (Grinter 1937) M. 38". A perfect yellow self. 
The texture resembles pure yellow taffeta, seemingly frail 
but stands up better than most of the heavy textured kinds. 
The beard is the same shade as the flower. The branching is 
good and the flowers well placed. (Originator's note: “A 
Pluie D'Or seedling, but the pollen parent is not of the 
iris family. A close observation of the blossom discloses that 
the texture, stamens, etc., are different. Jubilestra is only 
part iris.”) $15.00 
KALINGA (Kleinsorge 1934) M. 44". A very large cream- 
colored self with beautiful gold beard. The huge flowers 
flare widely and the stalks are as perfectly branched as any 
we have seen. Many flowers blooming at the same time on 
the tall stalks made this an object of great admiration in 
our garden last year. Highly recommended. $2.00 
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