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FROM THE SEVEN SEAS, WE BRING YOU THESE—HARDY LILIES 
Lilium 
HARDY GARDEN LILIES 

Few flowers bring the exotic and unusual 
beauty as do the lilies. Not the easiest of 
flowers to grow,.they challenge the gard- 
ener’s originally and skill but when well 
grown they are’ unsurpassed in beauty. The 
varieties listed below are very hardy when 
grown aceording to planting instructions 
furnished. Coming from BPurope, Asia, and 
various ‘sections of America they bring a 
different grace, loveliness, charm and color 
aot found elsewhere. 
Bulbs of varieties ripen at different times 
hence they will be shipped separately at 
the proper plahting seasons. Only top bloom- 
ing size buibs furnished (5 in circumference 
and up), but please remember that not all 
varieties have the same size bulbs. Time of 
flowering indicated after name and height. 
Many other beautiful varieties will be back 
in our Fall 1950 catalog—choicest quality 
bulbs from abroad and the Pacific North- 
west. , 
Estate (Hardy Easter) 
48”, June extra large 
pure white; hardy, 
spring planting .. .75 

Regale 48”, 
July, fragrant 
large white 
suffused pink 
with yellow 
shading to- 
ward throat, 
for full sun .30 

Speciosum Rubrum, 48”, Sept., rich 
ruby carmine margined white, crim- 
son spots for part shade ................ 80 
Tenuifolium (Coral), 24’, June waxy 
scarlet, recurved petals ...........:.:0 ... 080 
Tigrinum Flore-Pleno (Double Tiger), 
48”, Sept., one of few double lilies .40 
Tigrinum Splendens (Single Tiger), 
60”, August, for full sun, rich dark 
salmon-orange spotted black ....... . 30 
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Oriental Poppies 

These perennial poppies which may now 
be had in soft pastel shades far surpass the 
older annual sorts for brilliance of color. 
For a bold landscape effect and for use a8 @ 
cut flower, you will find these Oriental Pop- 
pies fast coming into prominence. 
Orders filled only between August 20th and 
October 1gth as we ship only field grown 
roots—no pot plants. Positively no spring 
shipments. 
A’ complete listing of over 40 choicest var- 
ieties will be found in our Fall 1950 catalog— 
wait for it. 





“Received the shipment of roses, iris, 
lilacs and rhubarb in good condition. AD- 
preciate the extra iris and thanks a, lot.’ 
Mrs. R. A, ee 
DeQueen, Ark, 
