California Flowerland IRIS 
PERSIA. A lovely blend of smoky blue, grey and bronze. 3 ft. Each 25¢; 
3 for 50c. 
PHARAON. A rare French variety, with great flaring flowers, in a beauti- 
ful straw-yellow self color. Exceptionally free flowering. 3 feet. Each 
$2.00; 3 for $5.00. 
PINK SATIN. One of the most nearly true pinks of any iris, smooth and 
glistening. Each 25¢; 3 for 50c. 
PLURABELLE. The color contrast in this remarkable French Iris is very 
striking. Standards wide, golden yellow, falls reddish mauve, lighter at 
edges. 3 feet. Each 50c¢; 3 for $1.25. 
PRESIDENT PILKINGTON. Elegant flowers with pale buff standards with 
blue suffusion; falls wide and flaring soft lavender, edged silvery brown. 
4 ft. Each 60c; 3 for $1.50. 
PURISSIMA. Lovely pure white, large and vigorous. 4 feet. Each 35c¢; 
3 for 75c. 
SANTA BARBARA. Beautiful lavender-blue, of great size and substance, 
with oe spreading falls. Tall, branched stalks, 40 inches. Each 25¢; 
3 for 50c. 
SAN FRANCISCO. Tall, much branched stems with glorious white flowers, 
distinctly edged lavender. 40 inches. Each 25¢; 3 for 50c. 
SAN GABRIEL. Clear lavender blue, four to six feet high. Fragrant. Each 
35c; 3 for 85c. 
SHINING WATERS. Very beautiful clear blue. 41 ft. Each 35c¢; 3 for 
c. 
SIERRA BLUE. Clear blended blue, smooth and metallic, deeper than Shin- 
JAPANESE IRIS 
IRIS KAEMPFERII. A most artistic class of Iris, with large flat flowers, 
broad petalled, and frequently 8 to 10 inches in diameter. The colors are 
very rich, and include all shades of lilac, lavender, mauve and purple, as 
well as the light blue, rose, and white. The foliage is slender, and orna- 
mental even when the plants are not in bloom. 
Japanese Iris are most attractive when planted in masses, around a 
Bool, or in the border. They require plenty of water, and ordinary garden 
soil. 
Mixed Colors only, each 50c; 10 for $4.50 
IRIS STYLOSA 
A lovely, winterflowering Iris, with evergreen foliage, low growing, only 
12 inches high. Large bright lavender-blue flowers, with orange tongue, 
are produced throughout the winter months, often from October until 
early spring. The flowers are delicately fragrant, and most artistic for 
low bowls. A splendid border plant, and for setting out near a pool. 
Price, each 25¢c; 10 for $2.25 
MORAEA 
MORAEA IRIDIOIDES. Belongs to the Iris family, and is in flower from 
early spring until November. Large flowers like those of the Dutch Iris, 
usually white, with the crests marked in blue are produced on tall stems. 
Attractive in the border, or as individual clumps. 
Price: 1-gallon containers, each 50c 
IRIS FOETIDISSIMA 
For Decorative Seed Pods 
ing Waters. 41/2 ft. Each : 00. : 
g V2 50¢; 3 for $1.00 Most striking are the seed-pods of this variety, when they burst open 
and display rows of orange-red berries. As decorative material for cutting, 
there are few things more effective. The clumps are evergreen, most at- 
tractive in the garden, with their broad, deep green foliage. 
Price: 4 inch pots, each 35c; 10 for $3.15 
IRIS JAPONICA 
CRESTED IRIS. A lovely Iris producing sprays of small orchid-like bleoms 
of soft lavender-blue, on slender stems. The petals are fringed and ruffled, 
crested yellow. The plants grow 2 to 3 feet high, with evergreen foliage, 
and do well in the shade. 3 for $1.00, 10 for $3.15. 
TOMBOUCTOU. A wonderful new French iris in a lovely tone of clear deep 
mauve, uniform throughout. Large flowers on tall stems of fine branch- 
ing habit. 4 ft. Each 60c; 3 for $1.50. 
WILLIAM MOHR. Distinctly orchid-like. Pure lilac, veined with violet. 
2 ft. Each 25c; 3 for 50c. 
ZAMPA. A French introduction, an almost self-colored variety with great 
freedom of bloom. Standards and falls rich metallic blue. 3 ft. Each 
60c; 3 for $1.50. 

IRIS COLLECTION 
lPAlicesbHarding;: yellowi 22.0, ee es es 50c 
1 Anne Marie Cayeux, heliotrope .. ............ 25c¢ 
1 Charmeur, orchard pink ... ...............-. 60c 
TREasters Mornsawhite! oo 6s ees a Peete 35c 
ImElectreabiuerand: gold erst... 8) as te 60c 
1 Evolution, coppery bronze . ............ E2DC 
1 Francheville, fawn and blue .. .............. 50c 
1 Los Angeles, white, edged blue ........... aac 
1 Nemo, rich violet blue ..... ............. . .60c 
1 President Pilkington, buff and blue............ 60c 
SAVE $1.00—1 each of the above $3 60 
fine Iris (Total Value $4.60) for........... . 
Or SAVE $2.20 on Two Collections, 7 00 
2 Each of the Above (20 Iris) for..... a, $ . 
Iris mailed postpaid. Add 3% Sales ‘Tax in California. 

FIRECRACKER ALOE 
ALOE CILIARIS. FIRECRACKER ALOE. The leaves are long, narrow and grace- 
ful, stems climbing, making a beautiful specimen if trained to a stake or upon a 
wall in the patio, porch or window box. Grown in hanging basket or window box 
the long branches will droop far over the edges, and the flowering shoots, will 
curve upward like glowing candles from the pendant branches. (See colored illus- 
tration of these beautiful flowers). By pruning, or keeping in a small pot, they may 
be fonmed into bushy plants of great interest. Beautiful, too, rambling over rocks, 
or on a wall or bank, in either full sun or shade. Fine potted plants, for indoor, 
conservatory, patio, or garden. Nice potted specimens, 35c¢ and 75c. 

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