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LILIUM, Domestic Grown 
(Offered subject to prior sales) 
regale, flowers are white, slightly suffused with pink, with a beauti- 
ful shade of canary yellow extending part way up the trum- 
pet. June-July. 3-5 ft. 
Per 10 Per 100 
He Sean Shaby he o5 BS he Ue be Be ee Bae er eae eee ten IE $ 1 20 $ 10 00 
tenuifolium (Carol L.) Narrow-leaved; deep scarlet waxen recurved 
flowers. June. 15 in. 
OF teem ibae o= Hoa te Ce SON ts ee ee oye meenee a ed eee eee Seer 120 10 00 
GY yey 7b Shale soe Se ek op I ee ee eee ee eet 1 40 12 00 
4b Bie) iy ital, a el ee a Ee ee ee ee 1 80 ifs) (OW 
tigrinum, the weli-known old-fashioned lily; bright orange, thickly 
covered with purple spots. 
Wo LeRA at Ok Go li eee re ee eee ee ene eee ee eee 1 40 12 0) 
DO UDLeOLG RCO Sr Lt a eee oh) ee 2 ce te eee ee es 1 80 ZO 
Sin ele ran tO 20 ieee oe Se a eee es ee 1 40 12 00 
Sine lerGsLOssuilt me eee eee eae es Ghee eee a ee ee 1 80 15 09 
LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY (Convallaria majalis) 
Very fragrant pure white, bell-shaped flowers for shaded lo- 
cations. 
jee De a ee ee ee a 35 3 00 
Glimpses C1 Ospipsmeach) =e. ses === = POSS ORE i. SR ers 2 40 20 60 
Nara a 
