PRISCILLA—31 in. A dainty pure white iris, 
with white beard, excellent substance. Each 85c. 
PURISSIMA—Fine, pure white. Early. Each 25c. 
RADIANT—35 in. Standards of brilliant burn- 
ished orange, falls of rich copper red, Each 50c. 
RED AND GOLD—A fine yellow with copper 
standards and rich bi-color falls. Each $1.00. 
RED VALOR—36 in. Brilliant rich garnet red, 
marked with unusual brown beard. Domed stand- 
ards and flaring falls. Mid-season. Each 7ic. 
RED VELVET—36 in. Red standards. deeper at 
edge, falls carmine with darker rim, velvet tex- 
ture. Each §$dc. 
REMEMBRANCE—38 in. One of the best pink 
blends with a yellow over-tone to enliven the 
blooms. Mid-season. Each 8dc. 
RIO ORO—40 in. Exquisite glistening honey yel- 
low self. _Extra good. Mid-season, Each 7%5c. 
ROSE FESTIVAL—44 in. An outstanding rose- 
pink self. The closed standards have a strong 
mid-rib and the broad falls are well rounded. 
Hafts are glowing gold and beard gold, tipped 
with violet. Mid-season. Each ‘7sc. 
ROYAL SCOT—36 in. A tall plicata that is so 
deeply trimmed in pleasing tones of burgundy red 
that at a distance it gives a red effect. Each Tic. 
SAN DIEGO —Giant deep blue with yellow 
beard. Each 30c. 
SEPTEMBER SKIES—18 in. Twice blooming. 
Violet standards of deep violet, falls darker violet. 
Each 40c. 
SHINING WATERS — Large, 
flowers on tall stems. Each 30c. 
SIERRA BLUE —A true self blue. 
broad and of unusual length. Each 45c. 
SIERRA SNOW—40 in. Late blooming; flowers 
pure white on fine stems and branches; outstand- 
ing variety. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
SILVER SUSY—50 in. Silver white, large flar- 
ing flowers on tall stately stalks. Mid-season. 
Each $1.00. 
SNOQUALMIE—Creamy light yellow of lovely 
form. Each 40c. 
SNOW FLURRY—50 in. Buds open like a rose- 
bud; delicate blue buds opening into large, fluffy 
blooms. White, with most delicate faint tone of 
blue. Early. Each 17%5c., 
SOQUEL—38 in. A huge exotic lavender; vigor- 
ous in growth. Very large flowers with broad 
foliage. Each 50c. 
SOUND MONEY—10 in. Golden dwarf of perfect 
form. Prolific bloomer. Twice blooming. Each 40c. 
SPARKLING BLUE—38 in. A large, clear, flax 
blue that fairly sparkles in the sunlight. It blooms 
through a long period without fading. Mid-season. 
Each %5c. 
SPRINGFIELD—Almost a self of deep violet and 
garnet red. Each 50c. 
STARDOM — 34 in. Unusual in its blending of 
salmon, apricot and rose with yellow lights show- 
ing through, A very free bloomer with flowers 
of good form and substance. Each 50c. 
SUNDAY BEST—Rich cream-colored self, broad 
and firmly domed standards; semi-flaring falls 
are broad, bright orange beard and yellow flush 
at haft. Each $1.00. 
SUNNY RUFFLES—33 in. Glorious new lemon 
yellow chrome. Form is ruffled and falls have a 
deeper border of gold. Medium late. Each 85c. 
TEA ROSE—36 in. A charming Iris of coppery- 
pink on vigorous plants. Very free blooming. 
Each $1.00. 
THE GUARDSMAN—38 in. Dusty pink stand- 
ards and falls of a slightly deeper shade that are 
edged with the color of the standards. Early to 
mid-season. Each 85dc. 
THREE SISTERS—40 in. 
white in contrast to falls of red-violet. 
effect of red and white. Each 85c. 
’ TIFFANY—36 in. A large, ruffled, soft yellow 
plicata with stitching of deep rose, heavier on the 
falls. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
clear light blue 
Falls are 
Standards .of creamy 
Garden 
Iris, Sunday Best, on this page. 
TIFFANJA — 42 in, Distinctive yellow plicata 
with standards of colonial buff and round spread- 
ing falls of glistening white, edged colonial buff. 
Mid-season. Each ‘175c. 
TONGA—A festive array of autumnal colors 
seams deftly blended into this russet self. Each 40c. 
TOKEN—38 in. Immense flowers with standards 
gold, flushed red, falls a blend of rose brown and 
red. Each 50c. 
VALIANT—Rich, soft blue blend, with strong, 
orange red beard and haft of gold. Large blooms, 
good stems, vigorous growth. Each 35c. 
VELVET KING—40 in. Large flowers of glow- 
ing red, that seem cut from velvet. Prominent 
veining at haft, enhanced by a heavy gold beard. 
Each 90c. 
WEST POINT—36 in. Two-toned indigo blue, 
standards lighter than falls with shaded brown at 
haft. Late. Each 85dc, 
WHISPERWOOD—=32 in. Twice blooming. Real 
blue self. Large flowers well formed and very 
fragrant. Each 65c. 
WHITE CITY—42 in. 
soms. Each 50c. 
WINTER CARNIVAL — 40 in. An outstanding 
flaring white. Mid-season. Each 8dc. 
WINTER SHADOWS—38 in. Large 
blue white iris. Each 75dc. 
WINNESHIEF—Fine dark blue; standards deep 
blue, falls ruffled blackish blue purple. Each 30c. 
WM. A. SETCHELL—36 in. One of the largest 
iris. Standards steel-blue; falls deep violet blue. 
Strong stems, vigorous plants. Late. Each 50c. 
WOTON — Deep smoky purple standards, falls 
velvety purple maroon. Each 30c. 
Gigantic blue white blos- 
sparkling 
IRIS COLLECTIONS 
For Iris collections of splendid value at 
low prices see page 32. 
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