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MINNIE COLQUITT — Handsome, ruffled 
flowers of huge size with white centers 
with broad stitching of wine-purple. Strik- 
ingly different and ines,-.cc. cere cope nrc 
MISSOURI—A classic Iris with giant enam- 
eled blooms of faultless form. Dykes medal 
MISSOURI NIGHT—A large, rich, dark vel- 
vety blue self. Flaring F. and rich orange 
beard. Fine substance and_ branching; 
blooms long and late. Profuse, different, 
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MICHAELANGELO — Very large, fragrant 
flowers of dark vinaceous dove gray. H. M. 
MME. MAURICE LASSAILLY — (Cayeux, 
1935). Dykes, 1935. 38”. Brilliant flaring 
flowers of excellent substance. S. bright 
flax-blue; F. flaring, deep rich pansy violet 
bordered flax-blue. A most unusual and 
lovely French Iris that seems scarce in this 
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MOHRSON—Huge blooms of medium pur- 
ple, veined and marbled deeper. An easy 
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MOONLIT SEA—An original novelty in rich 
undieG blue with heart of solid gold splashed 
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MOROCCO ROSE—Large flowers of delec- 
table, warm rose pink with a soft yellow 
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MOUNTAIN SKY—(Milliken). A uniform soft 
blue with a glowing suffusion of yellow in 
the center. Wavy S. and F. Fragrant and 
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MRS. W. JACQUES—Very large and much 
crinkled flowers suggestive of Noweta, 
but tinted buffy apricot. Strikingly indi- 
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MT. WASHINGTON—(Essig, 1937) 36”. A 
giant white of Shining Waters form. Very 
tall, flaring flowers with wide hafts and 
heavy gold beard. A leader among the 
newer: whites. AseM occ ere ee 
MULBERRY ROSE—Most unusual deep 
pinkish mulberry, new and different with 
brown shadings and bronze beard. A. M. 
38” 
NARANJA—The first large Iris with an or- 
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NED LeFEVRE—(Lapham 1942). M. 36”, A 
blend of distinction the S. showing shades of 
copper and salmon pink; the F. deeper 
shades of orange with a pink glow................ 
NENE—tThe original Iris giant, to 9 in. 
Rose-lilac and vinous-red ...........--..------------- 
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NOONDAY SKY — (Weed, 1940) E. 40”. 
Very large flowers of lavender blue with 
light maroon veins on white ground of 
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NO-WE-TA — A favorite and ideal frilled 
garden Iris in bright, creamy pink. Very 
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NYLON—(Whiting, 1940) M. 36”. A smooth 
light caramel blend with large, ruffled 
blooms of good substance and habit .......... 
OLA KALA—(J. Sass, 1943)—-A splendid 
ruffled deep yellow self, so deep as to 
suggest an orange tone. A. M. 36”. Tied 
for Dykes Medal, 1946. One of the tops........ 
ORANGE FLAME—(Salbach, 1940) L. M. 
30”. Large flowers of brilliant golden 
orange and copper. S. burnished golden 
orange; F. semi-flaring, brilliant coppery 
red. “Ideal plant, 226s. ee 
ORLOFF—tThe most striking yellow plicata. 
Deep cream dotted and edged red-brown 
ORMOHR — A pleasing manganese violet 
seedling of William Mohr. A must have. 
PAINTED DESERT — (Milliken, 1942) M. 
48”. “A mirage of magnificent grandeur.” 
A flower of copper tan with a brownish haft 
suffusion and heavy golden beard. F. show 
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PALE MOONLIGHT—(Essig). The pale blue 
flowers are large and stately, on tall sturdy 
stems and uniform throughout. Bright 
orange beard. The large size and even color 
have endeared it to numerous Iris lovers...... 
PAULETTE—A famous French giant Iris in 
enameled blue lavender .....................--..------- 
PEACHBLOW—(H. Sass, 1943) M. 86”. A 
pinkish, yellow ground plicata, with re- 
markable carrying power. Flowers of oval 
shape on nicely branched stalks.....................- 
PERSIA—M. 48”. A fine blend that does well 
in all climates and holds its color well. S. 
Smoky blue; F. rich purple blue, lighter at 
edge., Superb: branching <2) eee 
PERSIAN PRINCE—(H. P. Sass, 1941) M. 
34”, An improved City of Lincoln, with 
bright yellow S. and chestnut brown F. 
Large blooms of good form. Well branched 
and vigorous 
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PINK IMPERIAL—A very fine light blush 
pink self. Always stands up in our gar- 
den, even with as many as seven flowers 
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PINK OPAL—A lusty, 
f vigorous medium 
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