42 CARL STARKER, JENNINGS LODGE, OREGON 
TABLE IRISES 
A different type of bearded iris with small flowers, wiry stems 
and slender foliage, suitable for table decoration. Several more vari- 
eties available for 1947. 
Kinglet. Deep golden yellow of attractive form. 35c. 
Siskin. Fine, clear yellow. 35c. 
Titmouse. Amber yellow, speckled violet. 35c. 
Tom Tit. Mulberry purple with crisp, flaring falls. 35c. 

AUTUMN FLOWERING IRISES 
These irises, most of which are either dwarf or intermediates, 
will produce a second crop of flowers in the fall if they are kept 
watered during the summer months. 
Alice Horsfall. Large, dark velvety purple. 25c. 
Autumn Elf. Olive, cream and lavender with a fine sheen. 25c. 
Autumn Gleam. Citron yellow. Fine shape and substance. 25c. 
Autumn King. Good lavender blue bicolor. 25c. 
Autumn Queen. Everblooming white iris of good size. 25c. 
Dorcas Hutcheson. Fragrant violet self of excellent form. 20 in. 25c. 
Eleanor Roosevelt. Deep velvety red-violet. Reliable. 25c. 
Frost Queen. A large, free blooming frosty white. 25c. 
Golden Harvest. Citron and sulphur yellow. Brownish sheen. 25c. 
Jean Siret. Yellow, lightly washed violet. Dwarf. 25c. 
Laura Hutcheson. Fragrant violet self. Excellent form. 30 in. 25c. 
Mellita. Brown veined yellow flowers. Sickle shaped evergreen leaves. 
Distinct Balkan species. Almost everblooming. 4 in. 35c. 
Nyx. Fine deep purple. Very dark and velvety. 25c. 
September Skies. A deep red-purple self. Well recommended. 25c. 
Sound Money. A fine bright yellow of good form and substance. 25c. 
Southland. Large, lemon chrome flowers. 24 in. 25¢. 
White Autumn King. A very fine, clear white. 25c. 
INTERMEDIATE IRISES 
These types are intermediate in height between the tall and 
dwarf bearded varieties, and also intermediate in their blooming 
season which bridges the gap between the other two sorts. 
Abelard. Unusual combination of brown and purple. 20 in. 25c. 
Alabaster. Attractive creamy white. 25c. 
Ambera. Very fine large, amber yellow self. 25c. 
Britoness. Large, fine clear primrose yellow. Early. 25c. 
Challenger. Deep blue purple of large size and fine substance. 25c. 
Cosette. Very firie white. Free blooming. Good substance. 25c. 
