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= eee ae aay es: WILSHIRE GARDENS 7 No other plants possess as many charms as Lilies— 
A Z HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON stately in form, rich in colors and delightfully fragrant. 
Ship Prepaid to: They do best in the hardy border or among shrubbery. 
Once established, they will increase in beauty each year. 
IN Gm ee error eines cr- cts. (in tN ee ee a ee CANDIDUM (Madonna Lily). Lovely snow-white Lily. Very fra- 10 
grant Height 4 feets Blooms amine saan SIVSOR S375 
Address Soe fp eet cere RB ad oS eco ore HENRYI. Recurved and pendent flowers of rich apricot-yellow. 
Height 3 to 5 feet.” Blooms in August... ae i oe 15S ORS 5: 
Amount Enclosed $ A LONGIFLORUM (Easter Lily). Pure white, trumpet-shaped 
ee ee ee : 2 flowers on stems 2 feet tall. Blooms in July eee yee ee 11S eeese25 
SUANTITNE SE COMECTION zie PRICE ORANGE TRIUMPH. Massive, chalice-shaped flowers of brilliant 
ee 5: | 1. 18 EXHIBITION HYACINTHS in 6 varieties $4.60 |.. cee orange color. Height 3 feet. BloomsinJune................... Te lORee 3200 
2. 6 EXHIBITION HYACINTHS in 6 varieties .............. V.BO faces REGALE. White trumpet flowers. Outside of petals flushed Iilac- 
3. 30 GARDEN HYACINTHS in 6 colors ooo. 5.50 |. coe pink. Height 3 to 5 feet. Blooms in July ete eae eee Tet S Se 3e25 
| 4. 50 GARDEN SASS nM Sat > pics Ser eae ray 8.50 SPECIOSUM RUBRUM. Frosted-white, suffused rose-pink with 
Se oceaes 5. 30 TRUMPET DAFFODILS in 6 varieties 6.40 }..... dainty crimson spots. Blooms August and September. Height 
Rens. ee Os ORNARGISSUSs in) 1Olvarietiosteeenen a eee nn 4.60) ee 3 to. 4 feet alg... was taba ee ae eee ee a ee en aa 170 500 
7, 35 DAFFODILS & NARCISSUS in 7 varieties ............... See) Yh. eA TIGRINUM. Rich salmon-orange with purplish black spots. 
ea | § 50 DAFFODILS-NARCISSUS for Naturalizing .........00........ 3.45 |. ie as Blooms August and September. Height 3 to 4 feet............. 5 LD 8 OW) 
9. 100 DAFFODILS-NARCISSUS for Naturalizingie eee 6.35 
10. 60 CROCUS in 6 varieties... Sie earned reer Al © 
11. 100 HERALDS OF SPRING in 10 VGhietios eames an aann sn aeecA 1 (OIE Furs f 
12. 125 HERALDS OF SPRING in 5 varieties Soreseneece caeebascutcyus LINO RY ||) TT LYC O Ri S 
a 13. 50 DUTCH IRIS in 5 varieties ......... SORE A vn: PLP PONS Ie RON Neca et t 
14, 50 DARWIN TULIPS in 10 “Top Ten” varieties.................... 4.80 |... Pea ee Magic Lily of the Orient 
15. 105 DARWIN TULIPS in 10 “Top Ten” varieties and Eclipse 9.25 |... : 
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16. 30 PARROT TULIPS in 6 varieties 3:65 te el Known as the ‘Hardy Amaryllis,’ 
Se 17. 60 PARROT TULIPS in 6 varieties ae Died ineaie ce = 
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Pa shapers 18. 12 BOTANICAL TULIPS in 4 varteties Sarees eee and, as if by magic, a flower spike sud- 
seracceseeces 19. 30 EARLY-FLOWERING TULIPS in 6 varieties 
denly appears in August. The soft pink, 
seepet ses aren ost 20. 30 PEONY TULIPS in 6 varieties lily-like flowers are delightfully fragrant 
Gite eStats 21. 60 PEONY TULIPS in 6 varieties . a Sree and are carried on 2 to 3-foot stems. 
eo cess 22. 50 MARCH TO MAY TULIPS in 5 groups....ccccccccccsssecscseosee 3.75 |. aoe Perfectly hardy; once established, they 
Varieties reappear each year. 
Each 45c¢ 10 for $3.50 
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