CALIFORNIA PEACH—38 in. A grand iris of 
pink and apricot blend. The standards shade from 
gold to old rose; falls salmon with a tinge of 
lavender in center of each fall. Each %5c. 
CANYON ROAD—36 in. Opening a violet cop- 
per, the standards turn to golden tan. The falls, 
each with a bright violet patch at the center, open 
a copper-brown, toned to golden tan. Mid-season. 
Each $1.25. 
CAROLINE BURR—40 in. Beautiful cream col- 
ored flowers with an irridescent sheen. Form and 
substance good, the branches well placed. Each 50c. 
CATHEDRAL DOME —Huge_ white, ruffled. 
Each 50c. 
CHEERIO—Standards red, flushed old gold; falls 
deeper in color. Each 30c. 
CHIEF POKING FIRE—34 in. A distinct flower 
of reddish brown velvet. Standards are wide and 
falls are round, wide and flaring. Each $1.00. 
CHINA LADY—36 in. Large translucent flowers 
of glistening ivory. A _ brillant golden beard 
brightens the haft which is veined with gold. Mid- 
season. Each $1.00. 
CHINA MAID—40 in. Immense; good form and 
substance in blends of deep pink; golden bronze 
and soft lilac. Mid-season. Each %5c. 
CITY OF LINCOLN — Standards rich yellow, 
falls bright chestnut red, edged with yellow. 
Each 50c. 
CORAL MIST—Very unusual; standards of 
corinthian pink, lightly flushed with cinnamon. 
The falls are deeper pink with similar marking 
at the throat. Each $1.00. 
CLARA NOYES—Beautiful blending of orange 
and apricot tones. Falls veined rose. Each 25c. 
CLARET VELVET—32 in. Deep, dark wine self 
with flaring velvety falls, closed standards and 
inconspicuous burnt gold beard. Mid-season. 
Each 40c. 
COPPER PINK—38 in. Large soft pink blooms 
flushed with sparkling copper, enlivened by a 
burnt orange beard, gold dusted haft and blue 
style arms. Each %5c. 
DARK KNIGHT—Big, tall, mahogany red. Each 
30c. 
DAYBREAK-—38 in. Grand large pink iris, shim- 
mering with coppery undertones, Mid-season. 
Each %5c. 
DEEP VELVET—38 in. Rich deep purple self, 
with a brownish suffusion at the haft, enriched 
by a deep bronze beard. Each %5c. 
DAWN OF GOLD—36 in. Big bold iris in deep 
yellow color, large and broad flaring falls of 
heavy substance. Withstands storms and heat. 
Sturdy plants, stout well branched stems. Each 50c. 
DUET—Intriguing blend of honey beige . Stan- 
dards show flush pink, falls light violet flush 
with borders of same color as standards. Each %5c. 
EASTER MORN —One of the largest pure white 
sorts. Each 35c. 
EL CAPITAN—A splended variety; light man- 
ganese violet bi-color; large. Each 25c. 
ELSA SASS—36 in. Sulphur yellow, deeper 
beard and throat, contrasted with a white blaze 
on the center of the falls. Mid-season, late. 
Each 50c. 
FAIR ELAINE—38 in. The fairest and first of 
the definite yellow bi-colors. A stately flower of 
cream white standards and rich golden yellow 
falls. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
"EARL CROSS (Twice Blooming)—This violet- 
rose bi-color is one of our most beautiful fall 
bloomers. Closed standards of light violet, falls of 
deep rose violet edged deeper. Each 50c. 
EARLY PURPLE—One of the first to bloom. 
Large flowers of solid deep purple color. Free 
Flowering. Each 35c. 
EGYPT—Immense size. Broad standards of 
bronzy violet. Falls deep maroon purple. Each 25c. 
FAVORITE SON—40 in. Large flowers on extra 
good stalks. Rich, purple. Each 60c. 
FIESTA—36 in. Sparkling copper standards and 
apricot orange falls. Each $1.00. 
Bearded Iris, Snow Flurry, page 21 
FORT KNOX—40 in. Beautiful light yellow, 
flowers well spaced on tall well branched stalks. 
Mid-season. Each %5c. 
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 65c. 
FROST QUEEN—21 in. Frosty white with slight 
gold veining at haft. Free bloomer. Each 35c. 
FLORA CAMPBELL—Glowing russet peach red. 
Large flower of splendid form and flaring falls. 
Each 50c. 
GAY HUSSAR—30 in. One of the brightest 
and richest colored iris known. Standards bright 
chrome yellow; falls deep velvety ox blood red. 
Each 30c. 
GAYOSA—A rich and brillant golden yellow 
iris. Standards and falls slightly ruffled. Mid- 
season. Each 50c. 
GEN’L MacARUTHER—36 in. Enormous cream 
white self, heavily marked with innerglow 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 85c. 
GOLDEN HIND — 34 in. Clear rich, yellow. 
Standards slightly open while falls are flaring. 
Mid-season, late. Each 40c. 
GOLDEN MAJESTY—42 in. Deep orange yellow 
of large size. One of the best. Mid-season, late. 
Each 50c. 
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