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CARL STARKER, JENNINGS LODGE. OREGON 
Laura Hutcheson. Fragrant violet self of excellent form. 20 in. 35c. 
Mellita. Brown veined yellow flowers. Sickle shaped evergreen leaves. 
Distinct Balkan species which is almost everblooming. 4 in. 35c. 
Nyx. Fine deep purple. 
September Skies. A deep red-purple self. Well recommended. 
Sound Money. A very fine bright yellow of good form and substance. 60c. 
Southland. Large lemon chrome flowers. 24 in. 
Souv. de Lieut. Chavanac. Everblooming. 10 in. 35c. 
Ultra. Fine blue. Very dependable fall bloomer. 
White Autumn King. A fine, clear white. 50c. 
INTERMEDIATE IRISES 
Abelard. Unusual combination of brown and purple. 20 In. 
Alabaster. Attractive creamy white. 
Ambera. Very fine large, amber yellow self. 
Britoness. Large, fine, clear primrose yellow. Early. 
Challenger. Deep blue purple of large size and fine substance. 
Cosette. Very fine white. Free flowering and of good substance. 60c. 
Crysoro. Clear, bright, glowing yellow. Ruffled. Early. 
Elizabeth Huntington. A crisp, frosty blue Zua. Distinct. 35c. 
Gentius. A striking royal purple. Rich and velvety. Popular. 
Goiden Bow. The purest golden iris we have seen. Large flowers of fine 
rounded shape and excellent substance. A very fine iris. 50c. 
Moonbeam. Beautiful soft yellow. 20 in. 35c. 
Nymph. Free blooming early clear light yellow. Good. 
Papio. A rich, bright pansy purple. 50c. 
Susa. Velvety red-purple self of pure, fine coloring. 
Zua. Much crinkled frosty white flushed with light blue. Distinct 
DWARF BEARDED IRISES 
Pumila, Chamaeiris and Hybrids. 
(Abbreviations: S—Standards; F—Falls.) 
We specialize in this type of iris, and offer a very fine and compre¬ 
hensive collection. These low growing irises are remarkably free flower¬ 
ing and are admirably suited to the rock garden, as well as the iris 
border, where they may be used in front of the taller sorts to prolong 
the season of bloom, as they are the first of the bearded irises to flower. 
Alba. Popular early white with a yellow beard. Very fragrant. 8 in. 
Aphylla Osiris. Blue-purple bicolor. 12-in. 
Atroviolacea. Purple blue. Fragrant. Early. 7 in. 
Azurea. Very dwarf early blooming bright sky blue. 3 in. 
Balceng Curiosity. Yellow, purple and olive. Very fragrant. 8 in. 
