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LILIUM, Lilies. Hardy Garden Varieties. 
calochortus gunnsonii, Mariposa Lily. $1.50 per dozen, 
candidum, Madonna Lily. Pure waxy-white, 3 ft. Plant in Septem- 
ber. $5.00 per dozen. 
croceum, Orange Lily. Spotted black. 2 to 3 ft. June. $4 per dozen. 
elegans. Yellow-orange blend. 1% feet. $3.00 per dozen. 
regal, Creamy white tinged pink. The handsomest of the hardy 
lilies. Splendid substance; very fragrant. $5.00 per dozen, 
tenuifolium, Bright scarlet, A charming addition to the June gar- 
den. $2.00 per dozen, 
tigrinum splendens, Tiger Lily. Single. $2.50 per dozen. 
tigrinum splendens fl. pl. Double Tiger Lily. $38.00 per dozen, 
umbellatum, Large, tawny orange. $4.00 per dozen, 
Above prices are for largest heavy bulbs. Second sizes on request. 
LILY OF THE VALLEY. See Corvallaria, page &. 
LIMONIUM. See Statice, page 18. 
LINARIA, Toadflax, 
dalmatica, Bright yellow, glaucous foliage. 3 ft. 
vulgaris, Butter and Eggs. A mass of continuous yellow bloom. 
2etoraett. 
LINUM, Flax. 
*flavum, Like arboreum, Showy transparent yellow. Good foliage. 
10 inches, 
alpinum, Blue, dwarf, spreading habit. 
perenne, Pale blue. 
Plant Madonna Lilies only two inches deep 

LUPINUS., 
polyphyllus, Hardy Lupines, perennial. 
Sutton’s Hybrids. The most beautiful of recent introduction, 
LYCHNIS, Campion or Catchfly. 
*alpina, Deep rose-pink in May. 6 inches. 
chaleedonica, Large heads of vivid scarlet. 
flos-cuculi, Rose-purple, 1 ft. 
* LYSIMACHIA, Loosestrife, 
nummularia. EFlat trailing stems, clean roundish leaves; ground 
cover; hardy, adaptable. 
MARIPOSA LILY. See Lilies, calochortus, above, 
MARGUERITE. See Anthenmis, page 4. 
MATRICARIA, Splendid for the cutting garden, 
Silver Ball. Double white. 1 ft. 
*MELAMPODIUM cinereum, Colorado Rock Daisy. Clear white heli- 
anthemum-like flowers. Valuable for the sunny rock garden, 
June to September. 8 inches. 
MENTHA, Mint 
MERTENSIA, Blue Bells. 
*eoriacea (alpina). Pikes Peak Forget-Me-Not. 
sibirica, Taller and more slender than virginica. 
virginica, Clusters of rich sky-blue, Blooms at daffodil time. 
