1946 
Greetings from Utah 
It is with pleasure we greet you from Utah and send our 1946 list. You 
will note we have added many fine new varieties, however, insufficient stock 
does not permit us to list others this year. but we do try to “keep up” with the 
best of new iris from the hybridizers. We have been doing quite a lot of 
breeding, ourselves, and this year we have selected three new varieties for 
introduction which we hope will be well received: Late Guest, Melody Lace, 
and Sea Lark. 
Although our stocks are somewhat limited we shall send out only fully 
developed rhizomes which should bloom the next season. Because our stocks 
are limited we do not make collection offers or give special discount offers. 
However, if you will list alternates which we may use in event certain varieties 
are sold out we may include some of these as EXTRAS in your order. We will 
refund for any variety sold out unless you do list alternates. 
Terms: Cash with order. Postage paid on orders of $3.00 or more; if for 
less add 25c to cover packing and postage. 
-_ Join the American Iris Society, 821 Washington Loan and Trust Bldg., 
Washington, D, C., $3.00 yearly and enjoy the informative bulletins which 
will keep you “up to date” on iris subjects. If you are not already a member, 
send your dues to us and we will include a fine numbered seedling with your 
order which you will be happy to grow and which we shall be proud to have. _ 
you grow. 
OUR 1946 INTRODUCTIONS 
(Produced by Tell Muhlestein) 
LATE GUEST (City of Lincoln x Royal Command) 44-118. A late variety to 
help bid farewell to the iris season. Rich flaring varigata with golden- 
buff standards and brown-red falls edged buff. Height 40 inches. Branch- 
ing high. .$15.00 
MELODY LACE (Mme. Louis Aureau x Tiffany) 44-84. Ivory-cream ground 
plicata lightly edged delicate lavender-pink. Large waved flowers with 
sweet fragrance. A charming iris. Height 34 inches. Good branching. 
$15.00 
SEA LARK (Brunhilde x Sable) 45-56. Blue-violet self with a large even 
flush of purple in center of both standards and falls. We have seen noth- 
ing like it. The flower has delightful form and character. Height 38 
inches. Branching excellent, $35.00 
One each of the above to a customer for our stocks are very limited. 
All three 1946 Introductions for $60.00. 
For our Three 1944 and 1945 introductions: N, J. Thomas, Mount Timp 
and Provost see list. One each of these for $50-00, 
