MORE IRIS 
We have smail stocks of the follow- 
ing varieties, Most of these are new 
to us and will bloom in our garden, 
this year, for the first time. A few 
were withheld from the regular list 
that we may increase stocks, If in- 
terested in any of them, write us, 
we can, probably, supply in limited 
quantities. 
ALICIA LIGHTS ON 
AMANDINE LILAC LANE 
BLUE ELEGANCE LOTHARIO 
BURMESE GOLD LOUISE BLAKE 
CHAMOIS LYNN LANGFORD 
CHERIE _ MELLOWGLOW 
CLOTH OF GOLD NEW HORIZON 
DISTANCE NEW SNOW 
DREAM CASTLE ORANGEMAN 
FANTASY PALE PRIMROSE 
FRANCONIA PINK CAMEO 
GOLDEN RUFFLES ROCKET 
GOLDEN RUSSET ROSE TOP 
GOOD NEWS RUSSET WINGS 
GYPSY ROSE SKY RANGER 
HIT PARADE TIFFANJA 
JULIET VATICAN PURPLE 
WHITE RUFFLES 
HEAT IPIA AT HP A it rane ie 
THE 
"DYKES MEMORIAL MEDAL" 
Each year the Dykes Medal is awarded 
by the Iris Societies of France, England 
and America respectively to the one iris 
judged to be the most worthy. To date the 
AMERICAN IRIS SOCIETY has awarded the 
medal to the following seventeen irises. 
It is not to be assumed that these are 
the seventeen best iris of today.In fact, 
those receiving the medal prior to 1940 
have now been mostly superseded+ by newer, 
more modern varieties. 
SAN FRANCISCO - soar - «20 
DAUNTLESS - 29. = 035 
RAMESES ns Or PACS I ~ 30 
CORALTE - ei ss 435 
SIERRA BLUE - Lon os « 30 
MISSOURI = - peo Stee ae = 235 
MARY GEDDES - ! 37 - ~ 30 
COPPER LUSTRE - ' 38 =~ ~35 
ROSY WINGS - '39 + . 30 
WABASH - 140 - 50 
THE RED DOUGLAS '! 41 - »65 
GREAT LAKES - ! 42 - 75 
PRAIRIE SUNSET 43S = “468 
SPUN GOLD > ' 44 - 1,00 
ELMGHR - '45 = AW fe) 
CHIVALRY - 147 - 8,50 
OLA KALA - ' 48 - 2.00 
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