
IRIS—Continued 
Skekinah. (S) Sulphur yellow to pinard yellow reticulat- 
ed olive on claw. (F) Empire yellow to light yellow 
on outer blade, haft reticulated darker to olive. Beard 
coarse, dense, projecting, conspicuously orange tipped 
Souv. de Mme. Gaudichau. (S) Bradley’s violet. (F) 
brilliant velvety blackish purple, veined on bronzed 
ELEY ACSA A 0 sR RD er As lc gag og yall apa dee pul pau La lly ya 
JAPANESE IRIS—(Iris Kaempferi). Last of the wonder- 
ful Iris procession to bloom. Blooming in June and 
July with a very large variety of colors. 
Gekka-no-nami. Earliest to bloom, of a pure white, with 
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Koki-no-Iro. Rich royal purple__......_.-_.-.-____-- 
Uchin. Large, cerulean blue with extended blooming sea- 
1 6 WARSAW A/a RA ag Aa ch a woh acd ata A 
Zama-no-mori. Three petal variety, large flowers, white 
with a heavy azure-blue zone, short white standards 
TERT PUTO CE SDLP ree ia UM Pene Oia oun HAAN TOE Nis Gr WD NUR INL Nene 
LAVENDULA—Vera (Sweet Lavender). Very fragrant 
and one of the most loved plants of the old fashioned 
garden, a favorite because of delicate odor, silvery- 
gray foliage, long spike of blue lavender flowers_-_-_- 
LATHYRUS—Latifolius (Everlasting Sweet Pea). A 
climbing plant, can be trained for trellis work or 
ground cover. Beautiful sweet pea flower in red, pink, 
STV A RTOs OA han MN Bate MLL bled 
LIATRIS—Pycnostachya (Kansas Gay Feather). Very de- 
sirable and interesting to grow. Valuable for cutting. 
bifeet: high; rosy, purple flower =. Vols ueut ase. owe 
Scariosa, September Glory. A much improved variety, 
coming in bloom all at one time. Stalks form to five 
feet high, with purple flowers in September_____-_-_- 
LINUM—Perenne Blue. (Perennial Flax). This evergreen 
plant is very showy, with small buttercup flowers of 
blue drooping over sides of plant, good rock garden 
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LOBELIA—Cardinalis (Cardinal Flower). Thrives well in 
shade, good for pond or stream plantings. Cardinal 
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Siphilitica— (Great Lobelia). A blue form of the above, 
SPUN raid ahd reN cy ot ch 00 ofc) i Dik Sepa ag ia NE al VAD eg Orla gy ag gh 2 nM 2) 
LUPINUS—Polyphllus (Lupine). <A graceful growing 
plant with flowers on long stem. Does well in shade. 
3 feet high. Blue, rose and white______..__..______ 
Harkness Regal Mixture. A mixture of charming new 
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LYCHNIS—Chalcedonica (Maltese Cross). Very brilliant 
rod ee Dab eati wa Yea Ti Ce 2g Ne VT AMES TUR PSN OBA LD A Ps eg WN 
Viscaria—Splendens FI. Pl. (Catchfly). Evergreen foli- 
age, fragrant deep double red flowers, good for cutting 
LYTHRUM—Roseum Superbum (Loosestrife). A shrubby 
growing perennial. Flowers rose colored on leafy ter- 
minal spikes. 2% to 8 feet 
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