English Jris 
(Iris xiphioides, |. anglica) 
Extremely handsome flowers resembling miniature Jap Iris in color 
and markings. Petals are much wider and larger than those of the 
Spanish Iris. Height 10 to 14 inches. Season late June. 
Plant 4 to 5 inches deep in heavy rich soil with plenty of humus. 
They prefer a moist situation and will tolerate more moisture in sum- 
mer than either the Dutch or the Spanish. 
SELECTED MIXTURE OF CHOICE VARIETIES 
6 $.80, 12 $1.40, 25 $2.65, 100 $9.65 
Regelio-Cyclus Jris 
A strain of hardy, free flowering hybrid Irises of great beauty 
raised by our firm from crosses between the Regelia and Onco-cyclus 
Irises. They are perfectly hardy and the flowers which are strikingly 
beautiful flower freely and are fine for cutting. 
They appreciate a soil well supplied with humus such as peat moss 
or leaf mold and the addition of a mild fertilizer or bone meal. 
They need a good baking during the resting period after blooming. 
This may be accomplished by withholding water or by digging 
and storing in dry sand or peat moss until time to re-plant in October. 
ANDROMACHE. Soft lilac and dark violet, large flower on tall 
stem. Each $.45, 3 $1.05, 12 $3.85. 
ARTEMIS. Violet purple, dark violet feathering with violet black 
blotch. One of the most vigorous and choicest varieties producing 
many flowers. F. C. C. Haarlem. Each $.45, 3 $1.05, 12 $3.85. 
ASPORINA. Perfectly shaped flowers of uniform ruby-red. Long 
stiff stem. Choice. Each $1.35, 3 $3.75, 12 $13.50. 
CAMILLA. Velvety violet-blue, falls narrow on mauve ground, 
brownish-purple veined. An interesting hybrid of Iris paradoxa. 
Height 12 inches. Each $.90, 3 $2.35, 12 $8.90. 
CHARON. On bronzy-mahogany ground the flowers are beauti- 
fully veined with old gold and bronze. Free flowering. A very 
choice variety. F. C. C. London. Each $1.35, 3 $3.75, 12 $13.50. 
EUNICE. Pearly-gray, violet veined and netted with bronzy pink. 
Very delicate color. Each $1.35, 3 $3.75, 12 $13.50. 
HOMERUS. The flowers are of perfect shape with strong stems. 
Violet veined on vinaceous ground, large bronzy blotch. Fine choice 
variety with strong stems. Each $2.95. 
ISOLDA. Mahogany flowers veined old gold. Extra fine. Each $.90, 
3 $92.35, 12 $8.90. 
LUCIA. Long pointed flowers of uniform ruby-red with steel blue 
beard. Tall stems. Very attractive. Each $.90, 3 $2.10, 12 $7.85. 
SIRONA. Deep lilac with darker veins. Beautiful hybrid of Iris 
paradoxa. erake 12 inches. Each $1.05, 3 $2.80, 12 $10.35. 
TEUCROS. Pearly blue with large bronzy blotch. Very fine variety 
with tall stems. Each $.60, 3 $1.60, 12 $5.90. 
THESUS. Standards deep violet, falls bronzy netted on white ground. 
Tall stems. A very fine new Free flowering variety. Each $1.60, 3 
$4.50. 
THOR. Lovely dwarf grayish-green flower, bronze netted. Very 
free flowering. Each $.45, 3 $1.05, 12 $3.85. 
ULYSSUS. Beautiful large flowers of perfect shape and silky texture. 
Soft violet with falls of bronzy shade. Each $2.65, 3 $7.50. 
VULCANUS. Purple flowers bronzy tinged with blue beard. Free 
flowering. Each $.80, 3 $2.10, 12 $7.85. 
IRIS RETICULATA. The exquisite little miniature Iris of 
early spring. Listed on Page 42 along with 6 excellent 
varieties. ( 
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Bulbous Jris Species 
We believe we list one of the finest collections of Bulbous Iris 
Species in existence. Many of them are extremely rare and all are 
very interesting to the keen gardener who seeks something unusual. 
ATROFUSCA. Dark brown with a clear yellow blotch (Onco-cyclus 
Section). Each $2.65, 3 $7.50. 
ATROPURPUREA. Blackish brown. (Onco-cyclus Section). Each 
$2.65, 3 $7.50. 
BAKERIANA. The true species. Soft blue flowers with dark violet 
falls. A charming early flowering species. Very choice. Each $.80, 
3°$2:10, 12 $7:85. 
BISMARCKIANA. Rare Onco-cyclus Iris, extremely valuable for 
hybridization. Blackish purple dotted on creamy ground; tall stems 
and large flowers. Each $2.50. 
BUCHARICA. Flowers satiny-white and yellow produced in the 
oo the leaves, blooms in April. Very fine. Each $.45, 3 $1.05, 
ae Assi telsy., 
DANFORDIAE. Bright yellow flowers resembling |. reticulata. 
Very early, blooming in February or March. Especially nice. Each 
$.50, 3 $1.30, 12 $4.90. 
FILIFOLIA. A rare Iris from the Xiphium section, with uniform 
Bu flowers and slender leaves. Each $.80, 3 $2.10, 12 $7.85, 
Psy ki 147 Sass. 
GRAEBERIANA. Flowers of a very distinct light cobalt blue. A 
very graceful new species introduced by us. The glossy green leaves 
are Hak and very narrow. Height 12 inches. Each $.60, 3 $1.60, 
12 $5.90. 
HISTRIOIDES MAJOR. Bright blue, flecked ultramarine, quite 
hardy. Splendid for the rock garden. Each $.80, 3 $2.10, 12 $7.85. 
HOOGIANA. Soft lavender blue. One of the best and most dis- 
tinct Irises in cultivation. Introduced by us from Central Asia. Very 
choice and highly recommended. Flowers first week in May. (%#) 3 
$.90, 12 $3.15, 25 $5.75. 
HOOGIANA BRONZE BEAUTY. Standards pale bronzy, tinged 
violet blue. Long falls of deep purplish blue color. An artistic blend- 
ing of pale bronzy, deep bronzy and blue shades. Tall stems, new 
hybrid raised by us. Each $1.60, 3 $4.20. 
HOOGIANA PURPUREA. Deep purplish counterpart of the 
above. Choice. Each $.45, 3 $1.05, 12 $3.85, 95 $7.05. 
KOROLKOWI. White flowers, mauve veined with a black blotch. 
Each $.50, 3 $1.30, 12 $4.90, 25 $8.90. 
KOROLKOWI CONCOLOR. Uniform purple violet. Each $.80, 
3 $2.10, 12 $7.85. 
KOROLKOWI VIOLACEA. White flowers with purple veins. 
Each $.60, 3 $1.60, 12 $5.90. 
LORTETI. Delicate silvery pink, gray lined and dotted. Very large 
flowers. A choice and rare Iris (Onco-cyclus Section). Extremely 
valuable for hybridization. Each $2.65, 3 $7.50. 
ORCHIOIDES. Deep yellow flowers. Very choice and highly 
recommended. Each $1.35, 3 $3.65. 
ORCHIOIDES SULPHUREA. Sulphur yellow flowers. Very fine. 
Each $1.25, 3 $3.35, 12 $19.50. 
SINDJARENSIS. Soft blue flowers from the axils of the leaves. 
Early. Each $1.35, 3 $3.65. 
SINDPERS. Beautiful soft blue flowers highlighted with sea-green 
and orange. Very choice origination of our firm. Very early and free 
flowering. Hybrid of Iris sindjarensis and I. persica. A real gem. (I) 
Each $2.95. 
SISYRINCHIUM (MARICOIDES). Smal! blue flowers. 12 $.70, 
25 $1.30, 100 $4.15. 
STOLONIFERA. Light violet flowers broadly edged and veined 
bronze. Blue Beard. Each $.50, 3 $1.30, 12 $4.90. 
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