9 Beautiful Large Iris 
1—AMBASSADEUR—The aristocrat of the Iris. Grows 3 ft. 
tall, giant flowers, standard light violet, falls velvety maroon, 
2—CORONATION—One of the very good tall yellow Iris. 
Flowers large, plant tall, strong and hardy. Profuse bloomer. 
3—DR. MAYO—Another fine Iris of charm and beauty. Large, 
fragrant flowers of orchid pink. 
A—ELIZ. EGELBERG—A vigorous grower and profuse bloomer. 
Standards a fine blend of pink and lavender, falls rich purple. 
5—INDIAN CYHIEF—One of the good near “red” varieties. 
Standards are violet red, falls deep velvety red. Strong grow- 
er, greatly admired. 
| 6—LENT A. WILLIAMSON—A strong grower and free bloom- 
| er. Extra large flowers a combination of violet and deep royal 
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ELIZ. EGELBERG RAMESES 
J—MIDGARD—tThe most profuse bloomer and also very fra- 
grant. Color a lovely combination of pink and yellow. j 
8—RAMESES—A wonderful blend of rose, pink and buff. Must 
be seen to be appreciated. Strong grower, profuse bloomer. 
9—SNOW WHITE—Classed as one of the good pure white Iris. 
Large flowers of good substance. Plants tall and hardy. 
Any Iris on this page each 15c.; 3 for 35c; 6 for 65c. 
Special Iris Offer No. 2 
One strong plant of each Iris on this page, 9 in all, fo I 
75c. Each plant labeled. gE eed 

Mrs. J. M. Giltner, lowa.—lI ordered Iris from you last year 
you sent me such nice strong plants. Every one grew and 
bloomed. 


AMBASSADEUR DR. MAYO 
Jung’s Select Peonies 
Peonies are the first large flowers to come into flower in the 
spring and rival Roses for beauty and popularity. They produce 
their large beautiful flowers in great masses, are very hardy and 
are not bothered by insects. For best results they should be plant- 
ed early in the spring or early fall. The plants we 
offer are strong divisions and should not be compared 
| with light plants that are often offered at low prices. 
Planting instructions are sent with all plants. 
EDULIS SUPERBA—Comes into flower early, often 
open for Decoration Day. Very large, deep rose-pink 
flowers that are unusually fine for cutting. Grows 
sturdy and blooms profusely. Each 30c.; 3 for 75c. 
Mrs. N. B. Boone, Oklahoma.—The Iris from you were 
so nice we are ordering more. 
FESTIVA MAXIMA—This fine Peony combines enor- 
mous size with wondrous beauty. Color pure white 
with trace of carmine specks on center petals. The 
|_ most popular white variety, comes into flower very 
early. Each 30c.; 3 for 75c. 
KARL ROSENFELD—Large flowers of semi-rose 
type, almost a perfect globe when fully open; deep § 
velvety red in color and borne on long straight S&S, 
stems. The plant erows strong and tall and each ( ‘ = 
stem bears one of the brilliant flowers. An ideal “Sau ‘ 
variety for either landscape planting or cut flowers. 4 
| Each 30c.; 3 for 75c. 
/ MONS. JULES ELIE—An exquisitely beautiful Peony. | 
Giant sized flowers that are flesh pink shading deeper 
pink towards the center. One of our largest and most 
beautiful varieties resembling a giant pink chrysanthe- . 
mum. Each 35c.; 3 for 90c. FESTIVA MAXIMA EDULIS SUPERBA KARL ROSKNFELD 
| THERESA—One of the highest rated : : p 
Giant Mixed Peonies 
| Peonies and considered the world’s 
best pink Flowers of enormous size, 
rich satiny pink, rose type, with a For people who wish a nice col- 
delightful fragrance. Equally fine lection of Peonies at a reasonable 
for landscape or show, a regal beau- price our mixture will please. The 
ty sure to please. Each 40c.; Si for colors are well balanced and_ the 
plants are all strong select divisions. 
At our low prices you can afford to 
| $1.00. 
plant them liberally. 3 for 65c.3 6 
for $1.00: 12 for $1.75 


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Special Peony Offer 
One strong plant of each of these 
5 Superb Peonies for only $1.50. 




Fall Planting 
Iris and Peonies can be planted 
also in the fall. We can fill fall 
orders from Aug. to Nov. 
Mrs. Harry W. Smith, Pa.—l re- 
ceived Iris from you last year, they 
/ were lovely plants and all bloomed, 
1 was delighted with them. GIANT MIXED PEONIES 
rmmn«8nnuumn TW, Jung Seed Co., Randolph, Wis. 



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