EXTRISTRONG IRIS 
Iris are among the easiest flowers to grow and 
need very little attention. The flowers come very 
early when flowers are scarce and appreciated. Use 
liberally for borders, along walks and drives, and 
round flower beds. The first cost is the only cost 
and if they are taken up and divided in a few years, 
will return the investment many times. You may 
plant separately although three roots make a show¬ 
ing much quicker. Early planted roots bloom better 
the first year but it is safe to plant iris any time. 
The price of ten iris is eight times the price of 
one. 
ALTA CALIFORNIA Deep yellow, faintly bronze. 
50c each. 
AMBASSADOR Smoky purple. Each 10c. 
^LACK WINGS Large flowers of intense deep 
tlue overlaid with a frost black luster. 25c each. 
CAPRICE Reddish purple. 10c each. 
CORRIDA Sky blue. 10c each. 
CRUSADER Deep violet blue. 20c each. 
DR. BERNIECE Coppery bronze. 10c each. 
EDWARD MICHAEL Intense reddish purple. 
10c each. 
FREDA MOHR One of the finest and largest. 
Deep lilac rose. 15c each. 
FAIRY Dainty white. 10c each. 
IMPERATOR Deep blue. rOc each. 
ISOLINE Lilac pink. 10c each. 
KOCKII Very early purple. 15c each. 
LENT A WILLIAMSON Violet. 10c each. 
LOHENGREN White with rich pansy violet. 
10c each. 
MILDRED PRESBY White with rich pansy vio¬ 
let. 10c each. 
MME. CHEREAU Pure white. 10c each. 
MONSIGNOR Bluish lavender. 10c each. 
MOTHER OF PEARL Bluish lavender. 10c each. 
OMAHA Coppery pink and brown cinnamon. 
25c each. 
PRINCESS BEATRICE Silvery lavender; very 
sturdy. 15c each. 
PRINCESS VICTORIA LOUISE S—immense 
sulphur yellow, shaded primrose; F—plum color. 
10c each. 
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