DARK KNIGHT — Big, tall, mahogany red. 
Each 30c. 
DAYBREAK — 38 in. Grand large pink iris, 
with coppery undertones. Mid-season. Each 75c. 
DEEP VELVET— 38 in. Rich deep purple self, 
with a brownish suffusion at the haft, enriched 
by a deep bronze beard. Each 50c. 
DUET — Intriguing blend of honey beige. 
Standards show flush pink, falls light violet flush 
_with borders of same color as standards. Each 60c. 
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. 
EASTER MORN—Large, pure white. Each 40c. 
ELSA SASS — 36 in. Sulphur yellow, deeper 
beard and throat, with a white blaze on the cen- 
ter 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. 
FAVORITE SON — 40 in. Large flowers on 
extra good stalks. Rich purple. Each 50c. 
FIESTA — 36 in. Sparkling copper standards 
and apricot orange falls. Each 75c. 
FORT KNOX — 40 in. Beautiful light yellow, 
flowers well spaced on tall well branched stalks. 
Mid-season. Each 60c. 
FORTUNE — 32 in. Old gold, shadowed with 
rustic red, brings out the rich Florentine coloring 
in this iris of large size. Each 50c. 
FLORA CAMPBELL — Glowing russet peach 
red. 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 ox blood red. Each 40c. 
GAYOSA—Rich golden yellow iris. Standards 
and falls slightly ruffled. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
GEN. MacARTHUR—36 in. Enormous creamy 
white self, heavily marked with gold encircling 
the broad golden beard. Very late. Each 75c. 
GILT EDGE — 38 in. Cream pale yellow with 
full standards, wide hafts. Falls the same but 
outlined with an edging of deeper gold. Each 50c. 
GLAD SONG (Twice blooming) — 24 in. A 
yellow ground plicata of tiffany strain. Each 50c. 
GOLDEN CATARACT (Twice blooming) — 
20 in. Golden yellow standards cascading into semi- 
flaring falls of deep gold; orange beard. 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 75c. 
GOLDEN MAJESTY — 42 in. Deep orange 
yellow of large size. Mid-season to late. Each 50c. 
GOLDEN MADONNA — 40 in. A creamy 
yellow iris. The large flowers have cream yellow 
standard with domed and semi-flaring falls of 
milk white, daintily edged cream yellow. 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 must be seen to be fully ap- 
preciated. A blend of canyon colors, plum, copper 
and gold with slight ruffling. Mid-season. Each 65c. 
GREAT LAKES (See inside front cover)—48”. 
Large flowers of clear blue with flaring stiff 
petals and beard of white. Mid-season. Each 65c. 
Bearded Iris, Snowy Flurry, see page 26. 
HAPPY DAYS—Immense, soft yellow; 
branches loaded with blooms. Each 40c. 
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 50c. 
INVICTUS — 38 in. Large flowers of intense 
deep yellow. Each 60c. 
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 60c. 
LAKE HURON — 36 in. Deep blue emphasized 
by a golden yellow beard. Mid-season. Each 50c. 
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 SHALOT—34 in. Splendid plicata 
whose white frilled standards are flushed rose 
pink with falls peppered with dots of pink. Mid- 
season. Each 60c. 
LANCASTER — 36 in. This tall iris has a rich 
rosy glow for color. Its 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 brancked stalks. Each 65c. 
LOS ANGELES —- 38 in. Pure white, edged 
with blue. Mid-season. Each 40c. 
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