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HottyHocks, Double. White, rose, yellow, red. Mixed. July- 
August. 4-5 feet. 
— Single or double. Mixed. July-August. 4-5 feet. 20¢ each; 
$2.00 per doz. 
— Newport Pink. Beautiful shade of light pink. 4-5 feet. 
IBERIS (Hardy Candytuft). S.R. White. May-June. 8-10 inches. 
IRIs 
— germanica (Bearded I). S. Choice named varieties. May- 
June. 2-21 feet. 
—kaempferi (Japanese I). D. July. 2-21 feet. 
A blending of countless pastel shades and tints inde- 
scribable and lovely beyond words. 
Anna Conning. An excellent lavender. 
Anna Mackay. Rosy lavender with white center. 
Edith Wetmore. White center surrounded by blue edge. 
George Morrow. Pure white. Tall. 
Mrs. Brown. Red-violet edge, white center. 
Mrs. Schweppe. A tall, late white. 
Mrs. Van Buren. A tall, late lavender. 
Pinnacle. A good lavender. 
Additional varieties available. 
Price: 50¢ each; $5.00 per doz. 
—pumila (Dwarf I). Low growing, furnishing bloom in 
early May. 
atroviolacea. Royal purple. 8 inches. 
Canary. Bright yellow. 10 inches. 
Charmer. Light blue. 8 inches. 
The Bride. Ivory-white. 10 inches. 
— sibirica (Siberian I). 
Blooms after the bearded types and extends the Iris 
season considerably. Siberian Iris makes good clumps of 
foliage and provides a green background for lower grow- 
ing plants. 
Emperor. Violet-blue. 4 feet. 
Nora Distin. Clear violet and white. 21/4 feet. 
Papillon. Soft blue. 4 feet. 
Snow Queen. White. 3 feet. 
LuTris (Blazing Star or Gayfeather ) 
— pycnostachya. S. Purple. July-August. 5 feet. 
