MISCELLANEOUS BULBS and PLANTS 
A pleasing and interesting addition to your garden. 
CAMASSIA (Ka-mass’-si-a) LeichtliniimNatives of Oregon. Hardy without 
protection and easy culture. Many flowers to a stem. Plant in early fall 3 to 
6 inches deep, 6 to 10 inches apart. Best in rather heavy soil with abundant 
moisture in the early spring. We ean give you these in either white or blue. 
Please state which you prefer. 12 25 50 100 
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CYCLAMEN Neopolitanum (Hardy cyclamen)—This is a hardy species with 
pink flowers similar to the popular greenhouse plants. The broad foliage is 
beautifully marbled. Will succeed best in a well drained, moist, partly shaded 
situation and in a soil abundant in leaf mold or peat. Blooms during late 
summer and early fall. A gem for the shaded rockery. The small corms should 
be only barely covered with soil. Shipment during October, November and 
early spring. Each 12 
$ .65 $6.50 
CYCLAMEN Neopolitanum Album—This is a white variety of the above and 
should have same treatment. Bach 12 
$ .75 $7.50 
GALTONIA CANDICANS (Summer Hyacinth) — Here is another bulbous 
flower for vour July-August garden, among your lilies. The tall stem carries 
many pure white, bell-shaped flowers, and is very pleasing against a back- 
eround of dark green fohage. Grows from 2 to 5 ft. Plant 6 in. deep, in sun 
or partial shade, and a rich, moist soil. 6 12 25 100 
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HYACINTHUS PLUMOSUS (Plumed Hyacinth)—Hyaceinthus plumosus is just 
what the name implies, a plumed hyacinth, of a purple hue. Group them in 
some spot where you want something low-growing, particularly showy and 
different. Use them at the foot of your rock garden. 6 12 25 
$1.25 $2.30 $4.50 
IRIS RETICULATA—A very early flowering bulbous iris which is an excellent 
plant for a well drained location in a rockery or terrace. The fragrant flowers 
are deep purple with a golden blotch, in form much lke a miniature Dutch 
Iris, and are carried on 6-inch stems. May also be grown as a pot plant using 
6 to 8 bulbs to a 5-inech pot. Plant 3 inches deep. August-October delivery. 
Each 12 
$ .20 $2.00 
IXIOLIRION LEDEBOURII— An introduction from Central and Western Asia 
which blooms toward the end of May. The stems are 12 to 15 inches tall and 
bear umbels of deep blue tubular flowers. Excellent for cutting. Plant 3 to 4 
inches deep during September or October in a sunny well drained location. 
Stoek limited. Each 12 
$315 $1.50 
LYCORIS SQUAMIGERA (Hardy Amaryllis) — This hardy and attractive 
amaryllis-like plant is becoming increasingly popular in American gardens 
and rightly so. The large bulbs produce their leaves in early spring and, as 
summer comes, these gradually mature and disappear. The flower stalk ap- 
pears in August, 2 to 3 feet in height, bearing an umbel of large rosy purple 
flowers. Plant 6 to 8 inches deep in a well drained sunny location. October- 
November delivery. 6 12 25 
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TRITOMA (‘Towers of Gold’)—This is one of the “Torch Lihes”, originated 
by Burbank. The rich YELLOW flowers bloom in August and early Septem- 
ber when we need a good yellow in the garden and for cutting. Three of 
them will make a splendid addition to your garden. Each 50c, 3 for $1.25. 
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