THE UMBELLATUM GROUP—Continued. 
Darkest of All—A tall, very deep red form which is 
vigorous and free flowering. A very striking colored 
Umbellatum. 
S 6 iL? 
EO WELT EGA ete cae eo Mere aah hie ae $2.40 $4.50 $8.70 
Golden Fleece—Rich golden-yellow, petals tipped with 
scarlet. One of the lower growing varieties. Very 
pretty indeed. Very limited supply. 
3 6 12 
FAO WOTIN Se SLAC G hece sa itis. nie Pak ere $2.45 $4.70 $9.10 
Incomparable—Darker in color than Ereetum but just 
as vigorous. The best of the medium reds. 
3 6 12 
FIO WELD ool SOR aa cree vc wie: AUS ag Mra ces $1.00 $1.70 $3.10 
Orange Brilliant—Orange shaded to crimson, faintly 
spotted—extremely large flowers, very robust grower. 
3 6 12 25 
TOW CLIN SIZE wee clear tcl oy 2.0072 $4.60 9 ».$8.90. «$17.40 
Orange King—The bright orange flowers shade to deep 
red at the tips and are lightly spotted black. Free 
flowering. Supply limited. 
3 6 12 25 
TaLOWOTIN SG SIZES IM os ks ies $1.50 $2.60 - $4.90 $ 9.40 
Sappho—-Flowers bright orange flushed red. Supply 
limited. 
3 6 12 25 
PIO WOELIN SSI ZOL Mey Si cen teeg Bc os he $1.40 $2.55 $4.75 $ 9.25 
Splendidum—One of the latest to flower, this variety 
carries large vermilion flowers shaded orange. Does 
well in partial shade. 
3 6 12 25 
EOWELIN DO SIZEn isk Seas ate Cole $1.15 Ba Soll 0 OOO 
Vermilion Brilliant — The flowers are ¢rimson-blood 
red, medium tall and quite distinct from the other 
varieties. One of the showiest. 
3 6 12 25 
PaO SATE ONL cet re tn eit Nala sins, oven ele $1.00 $1.80 $3.30 $ 6.20 
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TESTACEUM 
VERMILION 
BRILLIANT 
WILLMOTTIAE 
= TIGRINUM 
%, 5 PLEN DENS 
UMBELLATUM 
SPLENDIOUM 

