SELECT IRISES 
TALL BEARDED AND INTERMEDIATE 
Separate lists of Standard Irises, Fall 
Blooming Irises, Dwarfs, Pogo- Cyclus 
hybrids, Beardless Irises, Peonies and 
Hemerocallis will be found on following 
pages. 
In the following descriptions the letter 
S refers to the standards or upright 
petals, F refers to the falls which are the 
lower or hanging petals. A self is an 
Iris of uniform color, a bicolor has stan- 
dards of one color and falls of a deeper 
shade, a plicata is a light or white flower 
marked or stippled with a darker shade 
particularly on the margins, a variegata 
has falls of red, brown or red-purple and 
yellow standards, an amoena has white 
standards and colored falls, and blend is 
a combination of two or more colors. 
Intermediates are early flowering sorts 
resulting from crosses between. tall 
bearded Irises and dwarfs. The first 
intermediates were intermediate in size, 
height and season of bloom, but the new- 
er ones are as large and tall as tall 
bearded varieties. 
ACTION FRONT (Cook 1942)—A dis- 
tinct coppery red, big, bright and bold. 
One of the best all around reds____$4.00 
ALICE HORSEFALL (H. Sass. 1932)— 
Deep claret purple intermediate with a 
bright orange beard, one of the best of 
its class, large and tall __________ $0.30 
AMIGO (Wmsn. 1934)—S light lavender, 
near white, F deep velvety violet purple 
with a light margin, form and texture 
TIN ee ee er ee $1.00 
ANGELUS (Egelberg-Schreiner, 1937)— 
A huge new pink from the famous De- 
pute Nomblot, whence it derives its 
smooth heavy texture and beautiful 
form. Fresh pink blended gold at the 
halft and near the base of the stan- 
dards; 22 ee ee ee $0.60 
ANITRA (H. Sass, 1936)—Verbena violet 
self, CELESTE color. Large flowers of 
distinctive form on 36-inch branching 
StemSic) 2S ee ee eee $0.50 
ARCTIC—Tall and large, gleaming 
creamy white 25500) 2s ae $2.00 
AUBUNEL (Cayeux 35) —Striking near 
true pink’ 2 oe ee eee $1.00 
AZURE SKIES (Patterson, 1943)—Called 
the most lovely of all the light blues. 
Extended falls well branched ____$7.50 
BALDWIN (H. Sass)—A huge manga- 
nese violet self that belongs in every 
garden, a sort of heliotrope color, 40- 
inch, branched stems ~22.2222222= $0.30 
BERMUDA SAND—Larger, deep toned 
Jean Cayeux -2.-282.— eee $1.50 
BERTHA GERSDORFF (Sass)—Stan- 
dard yellow flushed pink, falls yellow 
heavily’ flushed purpleje= == 22" =2== $4.00 
BLUE MONARCH (J. Sass, 1933)—An 
exceptionally fine pale blue, large flar- 
ing flowers of heavy substance and 
smooth velvety finish ____2_"l 33235 $0.30 
BLACK HAWK (Schreiner, 1941)—In- 
termediate, early flowering, rich yeeuae 
black purple’ Self 2L22- 222222 1.00 
BLUE SHIMMER (Sass 42)—Dappled 
clear blue and enamel white ___-$10.00 
BLUE TRIUMPH (Grinter, 1934)—An 
exceptionally fine pale blue, large flar- 
ing flowers of heavy substance and 
smooth velvety finish: 2222322 $0.30 
BROWN BOY—Radiant copper lustre 
$2.00 
BROWN THRASHER—Soft rich true 
brown $10.00 
BUECHLEY GIANT (Beuchley, 1932)— 
Very large and tall lavender blue of 
superb form and perfect finish, a show 
flower (2... eee $0.50 
BUCKSKIN—Best tan, 
fine form 
large flaring, 
BUFFAWN (Andrews 1942)—New and 
different, a brighter pink toned Jean 
Cayeux with larger flower _____-_- $1.50 
BRUNHILDE (Salbach)—A deep toned 
rich. violet blue [20> $0.50 
CALIFORNIA GOLD (Mohr-Mit., 1939) 
—Tall deep golden yellow self, deeper 
in tone than other large flowered 
yellows =-.-4¢ 02302 ee ° 
CALIFORNIA PEACH (Salbach 1940)— 
Peach, pink, apricot blend _____--_- $5.00 
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