
LYCORIS 
eral years the hybridizers have worked 
wonders with this plant to give it more 
color variations and add grace to the flower 
spikes. They are evergreen in the South 
and should be left undisturbed for many 
years. In the North they should be lifted 
and stored in a warm place during the 
Winter and replanted in the Spring. De- 
livery September to March. 
CORAL. A coral-red and orange-salmon 
combination that is rare among flowers. 
The flower heads are nearly round and 
are held on 4-foot stems. This variety 
blooms all Summer and is our favorite. 
75c each. 
CROWN OF GOLD. A stately flower 
with large heads of pure gold and green. 
A very attractive color. 75c each. 
STAR OF BADEN. Blooms twice dur- 
ing the Summer, bearing numerous large 
heads of the most unusual color among all 
flowers; a beautiful shade of tan or dark 
honey-yellow. 40 inches. $1.00 each. 
SUNBUBST. A stunning flower of distinct 
form The flowers are about twelve inches 
long. Buds upright, red at the tip, turning 
orange as they develop. The open flowers 
turn down after opening and are a lemon 
yellow. The radiation of the flowers in all 
RADIATA 
directions from a common center gives it 
a A of light rays radiating. 6 feet. 
UVARIA. A species from South Africa. 
Very tall growing and useful as a back- 
ground. The flowers are cylindrical, very 
closely set, and the color is saffron-yellow 
below and scarlet above in most plants, 
as the color is variable. A charming spe- 
cies. 5 feet. 75c¢ each. 
_ W. F. DREER. This is an old favorite and 
is the largest and tallest of all. Bright 
orange-red flowers on 6-foot stems. 75c¢ ea. 
Lachenalia 
(African Hyacinth) 
Cape bulbs of exquisite beauty, new to 
this country but long Known in England 
under the name of Cape Cowslips. They are 
especially useful for florists’ work as they 
can be grown in flats or in the field and 
shifted into pots when in full bloom. All 
of them do well out of doors in mild cli- 
mates and are showy in beds, borders and 
rock gardens and all are easily grown 
under glass. Culture same as for Freesias. 
Delivery Summer and Fall. ; 
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