CALERA (1938) 28". Scarlet-rose seedling of Dorothea K. 
Williamson. Similar to its parent in size, shape, habit of growth 
and hardiness. Beautiful. 
CANTON (1935) 12". Seedling of forrestii. A tri-color, gray- 
lilac in general effect. Odd but nice for the rock garden. Unlike 
any other. 3 for .50 
CHAMPAGNE (1938) 28". Light yellow seedling of Dorothea 
K. Williamson. Similar to parent in all respects except color. 
Pretty and quite hardy. 3 for $1.00 
CREOLE BELLE 90 (1934) 38". Lustrous, satiny Bishop’s 
purple self with harmonizing brown beard. Enhanced by a dis¬ 
tinctive band of deeper color across the haft. Splendid shape, 
substance and branching. Strong grape fragrance. Distinct and 
beautiful. H.M., A.I.S., 1936. 3 for $1.00 
CRIMSON TIDE (1939) 42". Large. S red, arched and 
domed. F deeper red, very velvety, flare widely. Orange beard. 
Substance strong and lasting. Low and widely branched, with 
many blooms open. Does not spot. Splendid habit, hardy and 
vigorous. Grape fragrance. Rich and brilliant. Valor seedling 
with no Dominion heredity. First Class Certificate at Rome in 
1940, runner-up to Red Valor which received the Roman Gold 
Medal. 
CROWN JEWEL 83 (1934) 36". A redder Clara Noyes, 
taller, larger and holds its shape better. Burnt orange in effect. 
Still very popular. 3 for .50 
CRYSORO 86 (1931) 26". Early intermediate. Deep, lumi¬ 
nous yellow of great brilliance. Often blooms in fall. The deepest 
yellow Iris except its seedling offered herein as No. 18002. H.M., 
A.I.S., 1932. 2 for 
GLEAM 88 (1929) 45". Luminous coerulean blue with gold 
beard. Still as good as any for a blue effect in the garden. Even 
more popular in England than here. 2 for 
GOLD SPANGLE 82 (1935) 34". Clear yellow of medium 
depth and size. Sanded with gold. Excellent. 2 for 
GOLDWING 85 (1934) 38". Pure, deep yellow of even tone 
throughout, S, F, beard and styles. Medium in size. Its mass 
of bloom gives a rich effect. 2 for 
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