HUMBOLDTII MAGNIFICUM One of the most striking of our na- 
tive American lilies. This form of Humboldtii is by far the best 
for general garden use as it is an extremely strong plant that 
flowers freely. In the eastern states this lily is capricious. The 
large reflexed blooms are of a golden orange color dotted ma- 
roon, each dot bordered by a crimson circle. The dark green 
foliage is most attractive and is born in whorls upon the stem. 
The large bulbs may be planted quite deeply — 8 to 10 inches — 
in a sunny position. July flowering. Each $1.25 Dozen $12.50 
HURRICANE See Preston hybrids. 
ISABELLA PRESTON A new hybrid developed by Mr. Ralph M. 
Warner. The pollen parent is unknown but the maternal parent 
was a form of L. umbellatum. It is a striking plant with star- 
shaped blooms forming a graceful raceme. The blooms are out- 
ward facing with a slight tilt upwards and are a vivid orange 
in color tipped with tangerine red. The plant grows to 4 feet 
and appears to be an easy and completely charming garden sub- 
ject. July flowering. Plant 6 to 8 inches. Each $10.00 
KELLOGGII (California) A most attractive lily similar to L. Mar- 
tagon in growth. The flowers are much more reflexed, are fra- 
grant and pale pink in color with a yellow stripe through the 
center of each petal. They are finely spotted with maroon. Plant 
in partial shade in a loose woodland soil. Good drainage must 
be provided. Height 2 to 3 feet. June-July blooming period. 
Plant 5 to 6 inches deep. Each $1.50 Dozen $15.00 
LEICHTLINIT var. MAXIMOWICZII (Japan) A fine orange-red 
Turk’s cap spotted with purplish-brown. The plant resembles L. 
tigrinum, but flowers slightly earlier, is more delicate and grace- 
ful in habit, and does not bear bulbils. Ordinary garden condi- 
tions suit it admirably, though it prefers an acid soil. Well es- 
tablished plants will grow to 5 feet. August flowering. Plant 
5 to 6 inches. Each 75c Dozen $7.50 
LEMON KING See Stooke’s hybrids. 
LILLIAN CUMMINGS See Preston hybrids. 
LONGIFLORUM “Croft Lily” One of Dr. Griffiths’ fine hybrids which 
has rapidly become the most popular and most successful forec- 
ing lily in the country. It closely resembles the Estate Lily ex- 
cept for its dwarf stature. Plant 6 to 8 inches. 
Each $2.25, $2.50 Dozen $22.50, $25.00 
LONGIFLORUM “Slocum’s Ace” A splendid new form developed by 
Mr. Clark Slocum of Langlois, Oregon. The plant is dwarf and 
a deeper green than the Croft Lily. The blooms are even larger 
and of better texture than those of Croft, and it is more highly 
resistant to Botrytis than any known form of L. longiflorum. 
Each $2.25 Dozen $22.50 
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