WEST NEWBURY, MASS. 59 
Iris 
The bearded Iris have a wide range of color, their various 
tints and hues embracing all colors of the rainbow. They are 
hardy and easy to grow, continuing for years with almost no 
attention. Liberal use will produce masses of bloom making a 
most colorful garden through May and June. 
We are constantly adding new varieties which we consider 
have intrinsic worth and discarding those which are super- 
seded. 
The old leaves and stalks should be cleaned off and burned 
to leave no harboring place for disease or pests. 
Price per dozen is ten times the each cost. 
Alta California—tall, clear yellow slightly flushed bronze at 
base of petals. 75 cents. 
Ambassadeur—tall, reddish-violet with velvety violet falls. 
30 cents. 
Black Wings—medium, dark midnight blue. Fragrant. 
50 cents. 
Blue Velvet—tall, rich velvety blue shades. 50 cents. 
Bruno—medium, rosy-fawn with rich reddish-brown falls. 
30 cents. 
Clara Noyes—medium, a warm blend of coppery-red with 
buff and yellow lights. 50 cents. 
Coronation—tall, the clear yellow flowers make a fine mass 
effect. One of the most satisfactory of this color. 30 cents. 
Crystal Beauty—tall, branching flower stalks bear large 
flowers of crystal white. 60 cents. ‘ 
Dauntless—medium, very large flowers of rich velvety-red. 
50 cents. 
Depute Nomblot—tall, copper-red with deep claret-crimson 
falls. 50 cents. 
Dream—medium, soft even pink. 30 cents. 
El Capitan—medium, large blooms of light violet-blue. 
Blooms freely. 50 cents. 
Eleanor Roosevelt—medium, deep velvety-purple blooming 
early and often-times again in the fall. 50 cents. 
Electra—tall, pearly white petals marked on edges with 
blue and lighted with a golden beard. 75 cents. 
Empress of India—medium, deep bluish-lavender. Good 
for mass effects. 30 cents. 
Erebian—medium, large flowers of velvety-red with heavy 
gold beard. 50 cents. 
Euphony—medium, delightful dull yellow overlaid with 
brown tones. Blooms freely. 30 cents. 
Grace Sturtevant—tall, chocolate-brown with darker falls 
and bright orange-red beard. 50 cents. 
Indian Chief—tall, deep reddish shades overlaid with 
bronze, making a very attractive flower. 40 cents. 
Jean Cayeaux—tall, light buff with a golden light. Large, 
well-shaped flowers. A variety of charming, yet elusive 
beauty. 75 cents. 
June Bride—medium, pure white with golden beard. Fine 
for mass effect as it blooms freely. 35 cents. 
