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a tristis var. concolor. White. Scented. Early Spring. 
PLO00 tee. 5OLdOZs 
Memetoictic hybrids. White. Earlier than concolor, also fls. a little 
(whiter. $2.00 doz. 
Habranthus brachyandrus, similar to H. robustus (see below) but of 
deeper color, larger flowers, longer stems. $2.00 doz. 
H. robustus (syn. Zephyranthes robusta) useful and well-known favorite. 
Fls. pale pink trumpets, naturalizes easily in rock gardens, borders, 
pots. $1.50. doz. 
HAEMANTHUS coccineus. "Blood Flower". Striking anc curious, foliage 
immense strap shaped leaves. Fls. in fall before leaves appear. 
Gimited stock. #2.00 ea. 
IRIS: SPURIA types only. Tall-growing, make fine masses. 
iris ochroleuca, yellow and white, 3 for $1.00; I. Miss Eastwood, 
cream anc yellow, a new introduction, larger and more Ceeply colored 
than the old form, 50¢ each; I. Lord Wolseley, now very scarce, a 
vivid blue-violet, #1.00 each. 
IXIA Bloem Erf: A Cape hybrid very dainty, in pastel blues cn¢d pinks. 
It cuts vell and in the garden shoulc be planted in close mass. Sun. 
Oo On Hs ashlee 
LEUCOCORYNE ixioides odorata. "Glory of the Sun". Chilean. Heads 
of large blue fls. with white centers and gold stamens, fragrant. 
Meeting cut flower. For naturalization in mild climates, - in cold 
localities grow in hothouses in benches, or deep pots. 
$10.00 Hy 1. p0ndoz. 
LYCORIS aurea. Rare. Fls. like a golden Nerine. {$1.00 ea. 
L. radiate (formerly incorrectly listed as Nerine sarniensis) likes 
more moisture than many bulbs. Beautiful deep red. $2.00 doz. 25¢ 
MORARFA catenulata. Dwarf evergreen type closely resembling M. 
iridioides. Flowers sporadically through the year. Clumps 35¢ ea. 
M. glaucopis (Iris pavonia). Named for its brilliant iricescent eye 
with peacock colors. Varying shades of blue. Exceptionally cherming 
bulb, very persistent. ock gardens and pots. {$10.00 H. $1.50 doz. 
M. polystachya. Fls. like mauve butterflies opening Gaily over a long 
period. Bulbs hold over well and can be planted successively. Natur- 
alize well in warm climates. Potted plants for colder concitions. 
VO SOOnH were 5 ONC0Z. 
