PUDOR SHING PEM ALLUP, WASHINGTON 1 
JAPANESE IRIS—(Continued) 
DATEDOGU. Rich claret-red with orange blotches surrounded 
with a blue halo radiating out into elegant lines; standards 
light claret and white, petaloid stigmas white tipped and bor- 
der pale claret; very large flower. Growth medium, height 
rather low. Single (3 petals). Clump 35e each; plus postage, 
see below. 
HAVASU (Pudor). A rich dark, purple-blue; outstanding. 6 pet- 
als (double). Clump 35c; plus postage, see below. 
KASUGANO. Six petalled double flower. Delicate red-lilac 
with lilac halo surrounding yellow blotches and radiating out 
into feathers and pencilings; petaloid stigmas violet, stained 
gray. An exquisite flower. Clump 50c; plus postage, see below. 
KOKO-NO-IRO. Six petalled double flower; very large, rich pur- 
ple with a contrasting golden center. A beauty. Clump 35c; 
plus postage. 
KOMACHI. Three petals (single). Deep dark velvety blue with 
very small deep orange bars covered by blue style arms. 
Clump 35c; plus postage, see below. 
KONGO-SAN. Six petalled double flower. Deep blue overlaid 
with dark purple with deeper blue veins radiating; orange 
blotches; petaloid-stigmas purple. An imported beauty from 
Japan. Clump 75ec; plus postage. 
KUMO-NO-OBI. Three petals, single. Dark lavender purple; 
white halo surrounding yellow blotches and radiating into 
strong white lines; standards large of same colors; petaloid 
stigmas white-tipped and bordered lilac; you will love it. 
Clump 35c; plus the postage. 
KURO-KUMO. Six petalled double flowers. Purple overlaid with 
dark blue, yellow blotches; stigmas dark blue bordered purple. 
Clump 40c, plus the postage. 
MAYE-NO-SHIRANAMI (Dancing White Wave). White with 
slight porcelain-blue shade; yellow blotches; double, 6 petals. 
A beautiful refined flower. Clump 50c; plus postage below. 
MAHOGANY. Six petalled double flowers. A very dark rich 
mahogany-red color; one of the best dependable varieties. 
Clump 35c; plus postage. 
NASIR KEHL. Single. Large flowers of rich purple with a ra- 
diating golden center. Free bloomer. Clump 35c; plus post- 
age, see below. : 
NORMA. Six petalled large double flowers. This variety is al- 
ways the cynosure of all eyes. An exquisite silky lavender- 
pink with a clear blue halo surrounding a golden star in the 
center. One of the best pinks, a rare color in this Iris specie. 
A strong grower and liberal bloomer. We have accumulated 
a large stock and have reduced the price from 75c to 50e this 
year. always plus the postage. 
SOFU-NO-KOI. White splashed, blotched and speckled SKY- 
BLUE; primrose blotches radiating into the petals; petaloid 
stigmas creamy-white, tipped and margined violet. Double, 6 
petals. One of the most beautiful we grow. 75e. 
THAIS. A lovely name and a lovely flower, 6 petalled, double 
flowers; rich maroon self color with narrow yellow bars radi- 
ating from the center, with solid purple petaloid stigmas. 
Indeed, a very handsome flower. Clump 35c; plus the postage 
as below. 
VIOLA PUDOR (Pudor). A lovely single pure violet. Clump 35e; 
plus the postage. 
URSULA (Pudor). A lovely all sky-blue; a most unusual and rare 
color in Japanese Iris. Clump 35e; plus the postage. 
YOMONO-UMI. An imported, 6 petalled double beauty. Beau- 
tiful light porcelain-blue with darker blue veining; an ex- 
quisite flower. Rare. Clump $1.00; plus the postage. 
Every season we grow Japanese Iris seedlings; it takes two 
and sometimes three years to get them into full flowering. Out 
of 100 clumps we select possibly a dozen outstanding. unusual 
ones, often only six varieties, which we consider worth saving 
and putting on the market. At first, we give them a number 
and later on a name, often suggested by an admiring and appre- 
ciating customer. 
We offer this season five numbers. some of which we have 
offered before, but soon short sold. We consider them all out- 
standing varieties. 
Next season (1942) we hope to put on the market some 15 new 
varieties, which resulted from seeds treated with that new won- 
der elixer—“COLCHICINE”’. 
PUDOR’S No. 5. A 6-petalled double beauty of a rich velvety 
purple with a golden center. Clump 50c; plus postage. 
PUDOR’S No. 40. A. very large, very fine 3-petalled blue variety. 
Clump 50c, plus the postage. 
PUDOR’S No. 60. Three immense pale lavender petals with deep 
velvety purple; very beautiful. Clump 50c, plus postage. 
PUDOR’S No. 80. Three very large pure Lilac petals ‘with a white 
radiating center; a free bloomer. Clump 50c; plus postage. 
PUDOR’S No. 190. Three immense petals of rich royal purple, 
Clump 35c; plus postage. 
WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY: A strong blooming 
ee ee of, at least 2 so-called ‘Fans’; this is equal to 2 plants; 
“fan” ; proper care—rich soil, sun and plenty of water—each 
1 Should give you a blossom stalk and in another year they 
will make big clumps. Divide your clumps every 3 years; weak 
rowers, every 4 years. ; 
q Hee OF POSTAGE ON JAPANESE IRIS: Owing to the 
ulKYy nature of this specie we have to ask you to include a small 
amount of postage in addition to the prices given above; please 
don t forget to do this: if you do, the plants will be sent by ex- 
press to your nearest office. 10 cents on each plant, west of the 
aoe Mountains; Southern California and Texas not included. 
n 2 plants, 14c; on 3 to 4 plants, 17c; on 6 plants, 20e; on 9 plants, 
25¢} on 1 dozen, packed in a carton, 35c. BUT WE REALLY 
THINK THAT IT WOULD BE BEST TO SEND A DOZEN 
OR MORE PLANTS BY EXPRESS—CHARGES COLLECT— 
the plants will travel as second class and the express charges are 
only very little over the postage; higher close by and about the 
same for long distances. 
IF YOU WANT YOUR PLANTS—ANY PLANTS—TO AR 
RIVE IN THE PINK OF CONDITION WE STRONGLY AD- 
VISE EXPRESS SHIPMENT. EACH PACKAGE IS INDI- 
VIDUALLY AND CAREFULLY HANDLED AND WILL NOT 
BE PAWED OVER AND ROUGHLY HANDLED BY HORTI- 
CULTURAL INSPECTORS. If you pay out your money for a 
plant it is well worth adding a little more for express charges, 
and have the satisfaction of your stock being carefully handled 
and arriving in the shortest time and in the best of condition. 
IN CASE YOUR ORDERS INCLUDE OTHER PLANTS 
BESIDES JAPANESE IRIS, THE PRICES OF WHICH ARE 
POSTPAID, JUST ADD THE POSTAGE ON THE IRIS ONLY 
THANK YOU. | 
ALL POINTS IN THE STATES OF WASHINGTON AND 
OREGON: Postage on 1 to 3 plants, 10c; 4 to 6 plants, 15c; 8 
plants, 20c; one dozen, 25c. 
2 POSTAGE TO THE MIDDLE WEST (in the 5th and 6th 
Zones): 12c on a single plant; 17c on 2 plants; 25e on 3 and 4 
plants; on 6 plants 35c; on 9 plants, 50c, and on one dozen packed 
in a carton, 75c. 
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND AND SOUTHERN 
STATES INCLUDING TEXAS—2 plants, 26c; 3, 37e; 5 or 6, 
59c; 7, 70c; 8, 81¢e; 10, $1.03; 1 doz., $1.25. (Express charges on 1 
dozen would be a little less). 
General List of 
Perennial Plants 
FOR SPRING PLANTING—READY FROM FEBRUARY ON. 
NO PLANT ORDERS ARE SOLICITED FOR LESS 
THAN ONE DOLLAR UNLESS YOU ADD 
25e FOR PACKING AND POSTAGE 
We sell annually many thousands of BABY SEEDLINGS to 
our customers, who dislike or are not successful with seeds. 
These seedlings are grown from our VERY BEST SEEDS. 
They are grown in the open field, assuring vigor and health. 
They will grow into large blooming clumps—a joy in your garden 
at a very small outlay of money. 
These seedlings will ship safely anywhere; we send them by 
parcel post carefully packed in damp moss delivered at your 
door; they will ship as well in the early spring (not later than 
April) as this fall. If wanted by “SPECIAL HANDLING”, which 
means first class and QUICKER delivery, please be sure and add 
10c postage up to 3 dozen and 15c over 3 dozen seedlings. 
PLEASE DO NOT ORDER LESS THAN 1 DOZEN SEED- 
LINGS of any one variety or plants—it means too much trouble 
and extra expense in handling. The seedlings are so cheap that 
you can well afford to buy a dozen of one kind, and if too many 
you can divide with a neighbor. 
ALASKA AND CANADIAN CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE 
Owing to the higher postage rate to your country, prices of 
plants (postage paid) will have to have 25c added to all orders, 
