^ WILD ROSE IRIS GARDEN ^ 
SANDALWOOD, (H. P. Sass, 1937). S. vinaceous fawn; F. army brown; good 
sized flowers of fine shape and substance. 2.00 
SANDIA, (Williamson, 1934). Bright and clean deep pink blend; heavy texture.. .50 
SAN DIEGO, (Mohr & Mitchell, 1929). Dark velvety blue purple bicolor.25 
SAN FRANCISCO, (Mohr-Mitchell, 1927). White flowers of which both S. and F. 
are distinctly edged lavender.25 
SAN LUIS REY, (Mohr-Mitchell, 1928). Large violet red; rich heavy substance.. .10 
SAN RAFAEL, (Mohr-Mitchell, 1930). Dark red violet; yellow beard.10 
SANS SOUCI. S. gold; F. bronze; a big success everywhere.10 
SANTA BARBARA, (Mohr-Mitchell, 1925). Finest of the pure lavender blues.15 
SANTA FE, (Mohr-Mitchell, 1930). Palest imaginable blue with horizontal F.25 
SEABISCUIT, (Callis, 1940). This Iris is a real thoroughbred. A deep dark 
brown red; self tall, slender and graceful; fragrance of cinnamon; a deep 
orange beard; S. and F. are narrow; late bloomer with good branches. 15.00 
SEA DAWN, (Nichols, 1932). Especially lovely blend of old rose and yellow.25 
SELENE, (Connell, 1928). Large white with heavy orange beard.25 
SEMINOLE, (Farr, 1920). Rich red purple with velvety F. Bearded.10 
SEN LAC, (Bliss, 1929). Clear claret red. S. and F. same shade.15 
SEND RITA, (Mohr-Mitchell, 1928). Pale lavender; F. lilac.10 
SENSATION, (Cayeux, 1925). Clear cornflower blue self.15 
SEQUOIAH, (Shull, 1926). S. light lilac; F. pansy purple. 10 
SERENADE, (Hall). An excellent fresh colored pink, crisp in tone.25 
SERENITE, (Cayeux, 1931). S. buff with a lavender haze and yellow base; 
F. wide and flaring of soft Alice blue.75 
SHAH JEHAN, (Neel, 1932). S. buff suffused grey fading to yellow as the flower 
ages. F. plum red with intense reddish brown flushed at haft.50 
SHAKOKA, (Gers.-Kellogg, 1932). Reddish purple bicolor; large, long and low 
branched. 36 inches. Very free bloomer and grower.35 
SHASTA, (Mohr-Mitchell, 1927). Very large snow white.25 
SHEKINAH, (Sturtevant). A pale lemon-yellow.10 
SHERWIN WRIGHT, (Kohankie, 1915). Bright golden yellow.10 
SHIMMERING VELVET, (Callis, 1940). S. vinaceous purple; F. shimmering wine 
red; the haft is cream; almost an orange beard; F. well spread and S. 
closed; 30 inches; mid-season; fragrance of pansies. 10.00 
SHINING WATERS, (Essig., 1933). Best of clear blues; tall and stately.25 
SHIRVAN, (Loomis, 1932). S. pale shade of lustrous brown with yellow tones 
prevailing; F. semi-flaring rich heavy red brown.35 
SHOT SILK, (Murrell, 1932). Rich satiny blend of pink and gold.15 
SHYLOCK, (Hort., 1922). Crist light blue; a type all its own.10 
SIEGFRIED, (H. P. Sass, 1936). S. Naples yellow with a sheen of dotted purple; 
F. pale yellow and striped brown on the haft with purple dots along the side 
of the distinct yellow beard . 7.50 
SIERRA BLUE, (Essig., 1932). Enormous clear lavender blue self, smooth finish 
and graceful form .5^^ 
SIGNAL FIRES, (Egelberg, 1939). Smoke gray S. slightly flushed pinkish over 
intense crimson purple F. A large flower with broad, flat segments on a 
tall, well-branched stalk. 7.00 
SIKH, (G. P. Baker, 1927). Rich bronzy purple blend; orange beard.25 
SILVER DAWN, (Kellogg, 1936). Large full flowers of the palest lavender-white. 
A gold band extends both upwards on the S. and downward on the F., gold 
dust on the upper petals. 
SILVER RIBBON, (Williamson, 1926). Rose pink.10 
SINGING CANARY, (Kin., 1935). A bright yellow; F. white area around the deep 
orange beard . 
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