BEATRICES. 30 to 40 large flowers on a 
well branched stem 4 ft. tall in late sum¬ 
mer. The color range is marvelously var¬ 
ied, running through all shades of pink, 
salmon, apricot, orange, red and even 
ashes of rose. Flowers last long when cut. 
$2.00 doz. 
WILMANIAE. This is a selected color 
form of this beautiful specie, being a love¬ 
ly shade of orchid pink. Plant makes com¬ 
pact clumps and is very outstanding when 
in flower. 52 in. 25c. 
STANFORDIAE. This is a newly dis¬ 
covered specie having large rose-purple 
flowers on 5 ft. stems. Blooms in early 
summer and is quite distinct from the 
ether species listed. 50c. 
Zantedeschia 
These plants are sometimes listed as 
Richardia and are commonly known as 
Calla Lily. They are of easy culture re¬ 
quiring light soil with a goodly portion of 
humus. They make excellent pot plants 
and are useful for forcing. In California 
they may be left in the ground for a 
number of years, but in colder sections 
they may be lifted in the fall and stored 
away tiirspring. Delivery January to April. 
AETHIOPICA (The Lily of Ihe Nile). 
Large, white flowers on 3 to 4 ft. stems. 
Beautifully luxuriant dark green foliage. 
Plant in shady and moist location. This is 
practically evergreen in California and 
may be shipped at any time. 25c. 
ALBO - MACULATA (Spotted Calla). 
Creamy white flowers with crimson blotch 
at the base. The erect leaves are heavily 
spotted white. This is more resistant to 
frost than the others. 25c. 
ELLIOTTIANA (The Yellow Calla). Rich 
golden yellow, medium height. Spotted 
foliage. It does best in a moist, sunny spot. 
25c. 
GODFREY. A more slender and dwarfer 
form of Aethiopica. Useful for cutting and 
easy to grow. Soon forms large clumps if 
left to get established. 15c. 
REHMANNI (The Pink Calla Lily). Our 
strain of this beautiful plant is taller 
growing and of a purer shade of lavender- 
pink color than the usual form sold. The 
foliage is elliptical in shape. Should be 
grown in shade. 20 in. Price according to 
size of bulb. 50c; 75c; $1.00. 
Zephyranthes 
Commonly known as Fairy Lilies. A race 
of summer and fall blooming Amaryllids. 
They are natives of southern United States 
and Mexico where the long dry periods 
followed by heavy rains have given these 
bulbs the habit of blooming when they 
have had a good watering after a dry 
spell of a few weeks. They may be 
brought to bloom several times during the 
summer and fall in this manner. Will do 
well in pots in cold climates. Delivery 
throughout the year. 
AJAX. A hybrid of Candida and very 
much like it. but with golden yellow flow¬ 
ers. 10 in. $1.50 doz. 
ANDERSONI. Bright yellow inside, cop¬ 
pery outside. 10 in. 25c. 
CANDIDA. Pure white crocus-shaped 
flowers on rush-like foliage. Profuse 
bloomer and the easiest to grow. 10 in. 75c 
doz. 
GRANDIFLORA (Carinata). The largest 
species. Large pink flowers on 12 to 14 
in. stems, throughout the summer. The 
bulbs can be dug up and stored in the 
winter. $1.50 doz. 
ROBUSTA (Habranthus Robusta). A 
grand variety with large light pink flowers 
almost like Amaryllis Belladonna in size 
and shape, and a profuse bloomer. 12 in. 
$2.00 dcz. 
ZEPHYRANTHES ROBUSTA 
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