

LILIES FOR GARDEN AND GREEN GS 




L. DAURICUM VAR. LUTEUM 
L. Davidi var. Oriole. A beautiful new variety of L. Davidi with golden-orange 
flowers which was originated at the Experimental Farm in Ottawa, Canada, 
through the efforts of Miss Isabella Preston. Stock limited. Similar culture 
to the type. Flowering bulbs $2.50 each. 
L. Davmotiiae (Hybrid). This fine hybrid lily is the result of crossing L. Davidi 
with L. Willmottiae and was originally offered under the name “Ottawa 
hybrids”, having been developed at the Experimental Farm in Ottawa, 
Canada. A stronger grower than L. Willmottiae, this plant often reaches 
a height of six feet and carries bright cinnabar-red reflexed flowers. Of 
easy culture when planted in sun or part shade in a well drained location. 
Plant six inches deep. July flowering. Flowering bulbs, 60c each, $6.00 doz. 
October-December delivery. 
L. Douglas Ingram (Hybrid.) This hybrid lily, created by the late Dr. David Grif- 
fiths of the United States Department of Agriculture, combines the best quali- 
ties of its parents, L. Pardalinum and L. Humboldtii. The flowers, of Martagon 
shape, are of an orange red shading to a deeper red toward the tips of the 
petals and boldly spotted black. Not quite as tall as some of the other 
Bellingham hybrids but an outstanding and vigorous plant carrying from 12 
to 20 blooms on stems 4 to 5 feet tall. July flowering. Plant 5 to 6 inches 
deep in partial shade and in a porous soil abundant in humus. Large 
selected bulbs, $1.50 each, $15.00 dozen. October-November delivery. 
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