BEARDED IRIS—Continued 
FAVORITE SON—40 in. Large flowers on extra 
good stalks. Rich, purple. Each 5c. 
FIESTA—36 in. Sparkling copper standards and 
apricot orange falls. Each $1.50. 
FORT KNOX—40 in. Beautiful light yellow, 
flowers well spaced on tall well branched stalks. 
Mid-season. Each $1.00. 
FORTUNE—32 in. Old gold, shadowed with 
rustic red, brings out the rich Florentine coloring 
in this iris of large size and broadly spreading 
form. Each ‘%5c. 
FROST QUEEN—21 in. Frosty white with slight 
gold veining at haft. Free bloomer. Each 35c. 
GAYOSA—A rich and brilliant golden yellow 
iris. Standards and falls slightly ruffled. Mid- 
season. Each 50c. 
GEN’L MacARTHUR—36 in. Enormous cream 
white self, heavily marked with inner glow of 
gold encircling the broad golden beard. Very 
late. Each %5c. 
GILT EDGE—38 in. Creamy, pale yellow with 
full standards, wide hafts. Falls the same but 
outlined clearly with an edging of deeper gold. 
Each 50c. 
GLAD SONG—24 in. A yellow ground plicata of 
tiffany strain. Twice blooming. Each 50c. 
GOLDEN CATARACT — 20 in. Aptly named; 
golden yellow standards cascading into semi- 
flaring falls of deep gold; orange beard. Twice 
blooming. Each 40c. 
GOLDEN FLEECE—40 in. Its large ruffled form , 
passes from pure sulphur to lemon yellow, with’ 
“falls of creamy white banded with deeper yellow. 
,Mid-season. Each $1.00. 
**° GOLDEN HIND — 34 in. Clear rich, yellow. 
‘“Standards slightly open while falls are flaring. 
Mid-season, late. Each 35c. 
GOLDEN MADONNA—40 in. A beautiful creamy 
‘yellow iris. The large flowers have cream yellow 
‘standard with domed and semi-flaring falls of milk 
white, daintily edged cream yellow. Each $1.00. 
GOLDEN MAJESTY (See Inside Back Cover)— 
42 in. Deep orange yellow of large size. One of 
‘the best. Mid-season, late. Each 50c. 
«' GOLDEN SPIKE — 36 in. Pure golden yellow, 
“with orange beard. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
“| GRACE BALLARD—36 in. A distinct apricot 
blend with graceful form and good substance. 
Conspicuous in any garden. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
GRAND CANYON—40 in. The grandeur of the 
size and color of this great iris must be seen to 
be fully appreciated. A blend of canyon colors, 
plum, copper and gold with slight ruffling. Mid- 
season. Each 775c. 
GREAT LAKES (See Inside Back Cover)—48 in. 
Large flowers of clear blue with flaring stiff petals 
and beard of white. Mid-season. Each 75c. 
HAPPY DAYS—Immense, soft yellow; branches 
loaded with blooms. Each 30c. 
HELIOS—Huge blooms; standards lemon yellow; 
falls the same, delicately penciled rose. Each 30c. 
ICY BLUE—44 in. The lightest blue toned iris, 
being a pale blue self, dusted with frosty white 
which sparkles in sunshine. Early. Each 50c. 
INDIAN HILLS—38 in. Rich true purple of oval 
form and good substance; large in size and quite 
fragrant. Mid-season. Each 40c. 
INVICTUS—38 in. Large flowers of intense deep 
yellow. Each $1.75. 
JUNALUSKA—40 in. Standards yellow, suffused 
bronze, with deep maroon falls. Early mid-season, 
Each 40c. 
KANSAS INGLESIDE—32 in. Attractive red self. 
With watering and rich soil will bloom again in 
the Fall. Each 50c. 
KIRKWOOD — 38 in. Large, fragrant, velvety 
flowers with violet rose standards and deep violet 
red falls. Each 50c. 
KLONDYKE GOLD—Enormous flowers of deep, 
pure yellow. Standards slightly domed, falls wide 
and flaring. Does not fade. Each $1.00. 
’ blue. 
LADY NAOMI— 38 in. Dainty white plicata, 
veiled in a fine network of soft pale lavender. 
Faint markings of brown at the haft of the large 
flowers. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
LADY OF SHALOTT—34 in. Splendid new pli- 
cata whose white frilled standards are flushed 
rose pink with falls peppered with dots of pink. 
Mid-season. Each %5c. 
LA GLORIA—A fine two-toned yellow. Each 50c. 
LAKE HURON —36 in. Deep blue emphasized 
by a golden yellow beard. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
LANCASTER—36 in. This distinct, tall iris has 
a rich rosy glow for color. Its mass of ruffled 
blossoms and coloring are unexcelled. Mid-season. 
Each 50c. , 
LATE SUN—40 in. A brilliant deep yellow with 
a red gold overlay, Flowers are large on well 
branched stalks. Each 75c. 
LIEUT. DE CHAVAGNAC—10 in. A handsome 
red-violet, sturdy blooming and fragrant flower. 
Twice blooming. Each 50c. 
LOS ANGELES—38 in. Pure white, edged with 
Mid-season. Each 40c. 
LORI MAY—35 in. The flowers of daphne pink 
have a smooth finish and good substance. Medium 
late. Each $1.75. 
MAJENICA—36 in. 
color clear and bright. Each 60c. 
MAROON DAMASK — 44 in. Large, tall dark 
maroon self. One of the latest to bloom. Out- 
Salmon tinted pink blend, 
» standing new variety and fragrant. Each $1.50. 
MARY CLOTILDE—40 in. Powder blue, perfect 
blooms on tall well branched stalks. Beard is 
white tipped with blue. Very fragrant. Mid- 
season. Each %5ce. 
MATTERHORN (See Inside Back Cover)—38 in. 
Pure glistening white with graceful waved and 
arched standard. Delicate, ruffled semi-flaring 
falls. Early mid-season. Each 50c. 
MING YELLOW—36 in. Large and stately, a 
faultless yellow self. Slightly waved form and 
good substance. Mid-season, late. Each 60c. 
MINNIE COLQUITT—36 in. Heavily ruffled pli- 
cata of white with a heavy clear red purple 
border. Mid-season. Each 7%5c. 
MISS CALIFORNIA (See Inside Back Cover)— 
48 in. Large orchid pink. Tall stems; vigorous 
plants. Late. Each 50c. 
MISSOURI—37 in. Clear blue, broad flaring 
flowers of excellent texture. Each 50c. 
MME. LOUIS AUREAU — 30 in. A rosy tinted 
plicata. The silvery white background is dotted and 
sanded with rosy-lavender. Mid-season. Each 40c. 
MT. ETNA—36 in.. Glistening snow white. Large 
flowers, smooth and well spaced. Mid-season. 
Each 40c. 
MT. WASHINGTON — 50 in. A gigantic white 
iris borne on tall stalks. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
MULBERRY ROSE—40 in. Deep, radiant mul- 
berry rose self, showing a light brown shade. 
Large flowers of fine substance on tall stalks. 
Mid-season. Each $1.00. 
NARANJA—Rich, deep yellow with orange cast 
on falls. Each 30c. 
NATIONAL GIANT—44 in. Gigantic blossoms 
with standards bronze-violet which are closed, and 
rounded down-falling falls of rose-violet, accentu- 
ated by violet veining at haft and an orange beard. 
Mid-season. Each 40c. 
NATIONAL WHITE — 46 in. Pure white, giant 
blooms. Delicate ruffled edges. Early to mid- 
season. Each ‘7%5c. 
NIGHTFALL—36 in. A striking new iris with 
falls of rich dark purple and standards of brighter 
and lighter shades of blue. Mid-season. Each ‘5c. 
NYLON—36 in. A smooth light caramel blend, 
large blooms of ruffled form, good substance and 
growing habit. Each 1%5c. 
OREGON SUNSHINE — 38 in. Large, fragrant 
blooms of soft light yellow on extra good stalks. 
Standards are closed, ruffled and with ruffled 
semi-flaring falls. Early. Each 40c. 
ORMOHR—40 in. Gigantic blooms on tall well 
branched stalks. Mangonese violet, heavily veined 
cream and dotted deep violet. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
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