FOR YOUR PROTECTION 
Earl May has selected Iris 
varieties that are most cer¬ 
tain to produce satisfaction 
FALL BLOOMING IRIS 
163. AUTUMN KING. 24 inches. First of 
a new race of Iris that blooms both in the 
Spring and Fall. Flowers are large, lovely 
blue purple. 25c each ; 4 for 89c. 
164. SEPTEMBER MORN. 18 inches. A 
new mauve-pink tone. Marvelous color. 
69c each. 
10 of the World^s Finest Iris 
You will enjoy getting acquainted with 
them. Each one is a King or Queen in the 
Iris World. 
127. ACACIA ROSE. 30 inches. Large 
rose-petalled flowers almost pure pink. 
3 0 o ^ 5 ^ Q 
128. RED WING. 36 inches. Rich blend of 
red and bronze. A prize winner. 50c each. 
129. BUTO. 30 inches. Perfect, rich, vel¬ 
vety, deep royal purple, giant flowers. 
2Sc Grfch 
134. CHASSEUR. 36 inches. Largest and 
finest yellow Iris with red markings. 
156. DOLLY MADISON. 36 inches. Splen¬ 
did mauve and soft yellow. Finest color. 
20 c each. 
157. IMPERATOR. 30 inches. Red-violet 
tinted with brown. Very striking color. 
20 c each. 
158. KING TUT. 30 inches. Blazing red 
and brown color. One- of the best red Iris. 
23c Vi 
159. MORNING SPLENDOR. 36 inches. 
Fragrant, deep rich red. A real prize win¬ 
ner. 15c each. 
160. SUSAN BLISS. 40 inches. Finest 
rich rose-pink. In a class by itself. 
15c each. 
161. ZWANNENBURG. 20 inches. Un¬ 
usual, gold flushed violet-maroon. 20 c each. 
162. COLLECTION. “10 Best Iris Collec¬ 
tion”. One each of above,- labelled, POST¬ 
PAID $1.98. 
SIBERIAN IRIS 
170. THESE MARVELOUS FLOWERS’ 
PARENTS CAME FROM MANCHURIA. 
CONSIDERED THE MOST ELEGANT OF 
ALL IRIS. 
They are easiest to grow and like plenty of 
moisture. Hardy. Do well in semi-shade. 
Plant these garden beauties in groups of 
five or more to get a mass of flowers of 
the most beautiful colors. Mixed colors 
only. 5 for 49c; 42 for Sl.OO, POSTPAID. 
Note: My “How to Plant” Book Sent With 
Each Order 
BABY DOLL IRIS (Pumiia) 
THE LITTLE GEMS OF THE EARLY 
SPRING GARDEN. GROW ABOUT 
5 to 8 INCHES TALL. 
165. BETSY PRESBY. Waxy, yellow. 
166. DR. MANN. Fragrant, violet. 
167. DR. POTTER. A gem. Velvety 
purple. 
168. SAPPHIRE. Finest blue sapphire. 
Your Choice Above •— 
2 for 35c; 6 for 79c; 
10 for HAS 
169. MIXED VARIETIES. My Choico— 
5 for 6 Sc; 10 for 95c, Postpaid. 
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JAPANESE IRIS 
171. NEW HYBRIDS. The most gorge¬ 
ous of the entire Iris family. There is 
nothing more showy than these fine 
oriental flowers. Blooms after all other 
Iris, prolonging the season. Many of 
them are as large as a small plate. 
Rare, beautiful, colorful, and hardy. 
I will send you a wide assortment of 
enchanting colors, striped effects, and 
blotched petals. 
4 for 50c; 10 for $1.00, Postpaid. 
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