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TWENTY FINE VARIETIES FOR ONE
DOLLAR

The varieties which comprise this beau¬
tiful collection, all of which will be carefully-
labeled, embrace a wide range of color, as
will readily be seen by looking up the de¬

scriptions of these
list.

C. A. Pfeiffer
Caprice

Dr. Hidershide
Gertrude
Improved King
L’ Avenir
Lohengrin
Loreley

Madame Chereau
Mithras

flowers in the general

Mrs. Alan Gray
Mrs. H. Darwin
Mrs. W. E. Fryer
Ossian
Parisensis
Prosper Laugier
Princess Victoria-
Louise

Quaker Lady
Queen Alexandra
Rose Unique

er is one of the best French introductions.

1.75

APACHE. 28 in. S. coppery red; F. dark
crimson brown. A gorgeous new color .75

APHRODITE. 44 in. Fragrant. A stately
bright yiclet-pink self. Free flowering and--'
vigorous. 1-40

ARCHEVEQUE. 24 in. Fragrant. S. rich
deep purple-violet; F. rich deep velvety
violet. 2 for .25

ARCTURUS. 30 in. S. pale yellow, flushed
blue; F. deep purple, veined white. A mag¬
nificent flcwer. 1.75

ARGENTINA. 33 in. A vigorous free flow¬
ering pure white self. .60

ARGYNNIS. 40 in. S. yellow; F. deep violet
carmine. .30

BRLNQ. 36 in. S. fawn, tinted rose, shading
to yellow at base; F. deep rich velvety red
purnJdT ' 2.75

B/ Y. MORRISON. 32 in. S. pale lavender-
wiolet; F. velvety purple, widely bordered
with lavender. A dainty and much admired
flower. .25

CAMELOT. A beautiful creamy-white flow¬
er bordered with pale violet. .25

CANDLELIGHT. 48 in. An exquisitely
beautiful large flower of pale pinkish lav¬
ender with a rich golden glow which gives a
soft color effect. 2.25

CANOPUS. 36 in. A sturdy Dominion seed¬
ling. S. reddish violet; F. rich pansy violet.

.50

C. A. PFEIFFER. Fragrant. S. blue; F.
pansy violet. 2 for .25

Abbreviations; S. signifies standards; F.
signifies falls.

AFTERGLOW. 38 in. Fragrant. A greyish-
lavender blend shading to yellow. 2 for .25

ALBERT VICTOR. 38 in. A fragrant laven¬
der-blue self. 2 for .25

ALCAZAR. 42 in. Fragrant. S. light bluish
violet; F. deep purple. A gorgeous flower
of immense size and great vigor. 25

ALLIES. 2'4 in. S. reddish violet ; F. deep
purplish red. Blooms in June and September.

2 00

AMAS. 32 in. A large bright blue-violet bi¬
color. 2 for .25

ARIADNE. 38 in. Very fragrant. S. pure
silvery bright blue; F. deeper blue, suffused
reddish violet. Large- and fine. .75

ARMENIAN. S. soft greyish heliotrope; F.
bronzy violet. 2 for .25

ASIA. 54 in. A lavender and purplish tan
blend. One of the very best. .70

AUTUMN KING. 30 in. A large blue-purple
bicolor which blooms in June and Septem¬
ber. -60

AZURE. S. lavender blue; F. velvety violet
blue. .60

BALDUR. 48 in. S. light lilac; F. velvety
maroc n purple. .60

CAPRICE. S. bright reddish purple; F.
deeper reddish purple. 2 for .25

CARDINAL. 36 in. S. distinct shade of lav¬
ender overlaid rose; F. velvety rich prune
purple. One cf the best irises in cultivation.

3.50

CASSANDRA. 36 in. S. rosy violet; F. crim¬
son. An unusually large flower. .60

CASSIOPEE. 40 in. S. ageratum blue; F.
Dauphine blue. A magnificent large French
introduction. . -U&v

CAVALIER. S. clear blue; F. blue-purple.

2 for .25

CECILE MINTURN. 30 in. Fragrant. A
large uniform pink iris. .25

AMBASSADEUR. 42 in. S. smoky reddish
violet; F. velvety deep red violet. .25

AMBER. 36 in. An exceedingly rich pure
yellow self. .50

AMERIND. 4 <5 in. S. golden coppery bronze;
F. coppery bronze. A lovely flower of charm
and beauty. 1.75

ANNA FARR. 36 in. An elegant large white
Plicata, delicately bordered pale blue. .35

ANN LESLIE. S. white; F. rich velvety
dahlia carmine. A medium sized flower but
of unusual color. 2 fcr .25

BALLERINE. 48 in. Very fragrant. An
enormous lavender bicolor. .40

BELISAIRE. 34 in. S. light tan; F. rich
madder crimson. A large flower of good
form and great beauty. 1.25

BELLADONNA. An attractive white, spot¬
ted and veined blue purple. .25

BENBGW. 33 in. A large deep violet-blue
Pallida. .25

BERTRAND. 36 in. S. bright lavender vio¬
let; F. rich deep velvety violet. Large and
fine. 1.25

CHALICE. 30 in. A uniform soft yellow
self. .25

CHARTIER. 32 in. One of the best hardy
whites. A large flower of good substance
which blooms over a long period. 2.50

CHASSEUR. 36 in. A soft yellow flower.

.75

CHERUBIM. A large flcwer with standards
of pinkish heliotrope over white; F. white,
suffused with deeper pink heliotrc pe.

2 for .25

CHESTER .1. HUNT. A pleasing blue self.

2 for .25

ANN PAGE. 36 in. A large pale lavender-
blue self. .75

ANOSIA. 30 in. S. rich brown; F. gulden
red. A beautiful flower cf unique coloring.

.25

ANTARES. 34 in. Fragrant. S. yellow grad¬
ually shading to lighter yellow; F. white,
shaded and dotted blue. This enormous fiow-

BLUE BIRD. 36 in. A pleasing blue self
variety. .20

BLUE BOY. A handsome dark blue flower
with a blue beard. .25

BLUET. 27 in. A dainty blue-lavender flcw¬
er which is excellent for massing. .20

BRANDYWINE. 32 in. A clear silvery blu^
self. .35

CINNABAR. 42 in. S. violet-purple; F. cot-
ingo-purple. A beauty. 4.00

CITRONELLA. 36 in. S. lemon yellow; F.
mcrocc-o red with yellow line through the
center and a yellow margin. One of the
brightest colored and most interesting flow¬
ers in my garden. .60

CLEMATIS. Lavender- violet. .25

CLIO. A blue toned bicolor. .25

CLUNY 39 in. S. soft lilac blue; F. deeper
blue. ' 2 for .25

COCHII. A deep claret purple self. A good
"early variety which blooms profusely.

2 for .25

COL. CANDELOT. 30 in. S. rosy bronze; F.
rich velvety crimson-maroon. .20

CONCHOBAR. 37 in. S. light purple; F.
velvety deep reddish purple. 1.50

COPPERSMITH. 45 in. S. crimson purple;
F. Indian lake, shading to dahlia carmine.
The large flowers are of heavy substance.

3.00

C. P. CONNELLY. An interesting blue toned
self. .25

CORRIDA. 30 in. A beautiful lavender-blue
with frilled standards. There is no other
iris of quite this color. Excellent for mass¬
ing. .20

CRETONNE. S. bronze purple; F. red
maroon. 2 for .25

CRIMSON KING. S. and F. dark red purple.

2 for .25

DALILA. Fragrant. S. ivory white; F.
bright red. Unique color. .20

DAMOZEL. Very fragrant. Large and free
flowering. Ruffled white standards bordered
with blue lavender; white falls, veined lav¬
ender on the edges. 2 for .25

DANIEL LESUEUR. A slaty blue with yel¬
low veins. Unusual coloring. .25

DARIEL. An exquisite dark blue self. A
real beauty. 4.40

DAYVN. S. sulphur yellow; F. veined bronze.

2 for .25

DAI DREAM. 42 in. A soft pink bicolor
of gigantic size. A rare variety. 7.50

DELICATISSIMA. Fragrant. A beautiful
soft cattelya rose self. .25

DEI IL DE VALERO MAYET. S. coppery-
rose ; F. deep red-purple margined carmine.

.25

DIXMUDE. 8 in. S. aniline blue; F. rich
crimson. ’ 25

DOLLY MADISON. 38 in. This iris created
a great sensation at exhibitions last year
and is without a doubt one of the world’s
finest. S. mauvette, shading to yellow at
base; F. lilac, haft golden tinged and veined
maroon, broad and flaring. 5.00

DOMINION. The forerunner of a great
race. S. dauphin’s blue. The texture of the
deep rich indigo-purple falls resembles fine
plush. It is regarded by many as the most
famous iris in the world. ' 2.25

DRAKE. 30 in. A pretty, tall free-flowering
blue-lavender flower of satiny texture. .25

DREAM. 38 in. A popular pink toned Pal¬
lida, tall, graceful and dainty. .25

DR. HIDERSIIIDE. A heavily branched
vigorous dark blue flower. ’ .25

DRYADE. 42 in. S. metallic blue; F. purple-
violet with fawn reticulations at throat. A
gigantic French introduction of perfect
form. 2 75

DIKE OF BEDFORD. 36 in. A large, rug¬
ged and free flowering Dominion seedling
of perfect form and rich coloring. S. deep
reddish violet; F. velvety blackish purple.

2.00

ELDORADO. 30 in. S. yellow bronze; F.
smoky rose with violet purple. Unusual.

.20

LDOl ARD MICHEL. 30 in. Very fragrant.
A very beautiful large flower much admired
for its brilliant red tone. Rose lilac stand¬
ards and falls. .25

ESPLENDIDO. 42 in. A beautifully branch¬
ed large red-purple bicolor. Very fine. .40

EYADNE. 42 in. Fragrant. S. deep rose-
violet, slightly tinted buff; F. deeper than

the standards with a velvety effect. A beau¬
tiful flower. -60

FAIRY. 36 in. Very fragrant. S. milk white;
F. white, bordered blue. 2 for .25

FERONIA. 48 in. A beautiful giant flower
on stout, tall stems. S. soft rose bronze; F.
old rose, heavily lined madder crimson. Ex¬
cellent. -25

FIRE GOD. 40 in. S. reddish bronze, deli¬
cately tinged lavender at center; F. deep
brown garnet with the haft heavily veined
deep brown and extremely velvety. A new
colored and greatly admired iris. 5.00

FIRMAMENT. A large and vigorous laven¬
der blue flower. 2 for .25

FLAMMENSCHWERT. A tall, handsome
yellow and reddish brown flower. .35

F'OLKWANG. 36 in. An elegant large flcw-
er of delicate coloring. S. lustrous light
rose-pink; F. deep rose-crimson, widely
bordered light pink. .60

FRIEDA MOHR. 48 in. A stately pink bi¬
color with flowers measuring from 6 to 7
inches in each direction. S. light pinkish
lilac; F. deep lilac rose. This brilliant color¬
ed iris, which is fairly vibrant with beauty,
should be in every fine collection. 2.00

FRO. S. rich gold; F. bronzy crimson, mar¬
gined yellow. Very fine. .20

FRYER’S GLORY. S. and F. deep maroon,
slightly reticulated white. .20

FUERSTIN LON YAY. Violet rose; F.
darker with white markings. .20

GANDHI. A distinctive greyish purple flow¬
er. .75

GARDEN WHITE. 42 in. Superb pure white
flowers with flaring falls. Most effective as
a garden clump. 1.50

GAVIOTTA. 34 in. A creamy white Plicata
with falls distinctly bordered yellow. Un¬
usual coloring. .50

GAY HUSSARD. 33 in. S. lemon chrome;
F. deep velvety cx-blood red, narrowly mar¬
gined lighter yellow. 3.75

GEO. J. TRIBOLET. 40 in. S. red purple
violet; F. very velvety blackish purple. 1.00

GERMAINE PERTHUIS. 40 in. Fragrant.
Enormous flowers on firm stems. S. violet-
purple; F. velvety deep rich Bishop’s violet
with a glowing sheen. A superb flower.

2.00

GERTRUDE. 32 in. S. and F. a rare shade
of violet-blue. 2 for .25

GLAMOUR. 42 in. A very fine Dominion
seedling. S. heliotrope, bread and beautiful¬
ly arched; F. red, velvety pansy-violet.

2.50

GLEAM. 45 in. A large sky-blue self of
fine form. 3.75

GLORY OF HILLEGOM. A vigorous blue
toned bicolor. .20

GLOWING EMBERS. 48 in. S. tan, slightly
flushed violet; F. rich velvety dahlia purple.
A beauty. 1.25

GOLDEN PROMISE. 30 in. S. citron yellow;
F. chrome, slightly flushed soft lavender. A
beautiful yellow cf unique coloring. .50

GOLD IMPERIAL. 33 in. A chrome yellow
self with orange beard. A vigorous grower
with large flowers of great substance. .50

G RAPTA. S. rich yellow brown; F. deeper
shade. Distinctive and unusual coloring. .75

GREVIN. 36 in. A magnificent red-purple
iris with standards lighter than the falls.

.25

HARMONY. 36 in. A very dark blue-purple
self with an unusual rich satiny sheen. An
exceedingly vigorous flower with large
blooms. .75

HARPALION. 50 in. Fragrant. A large,
perfectly formed flower on very tall stems.
S. light lavender overlaid bronze; F. clear
lavender blue. A gorgeous iris which is ad¬

mired for its great size and height. .25

HARRIET PRESBY. '4A in. Fragrant. S.
rose lilac; F. deeper rose lilac; orange beard.
Very tall and vigorous. One of the most
popular pinks. .60

HAUTEFEUILLE. S. dark violet; F. very
dark velvety reddish purple. Fine. .30

HELEN KOEHLER. 30 in. S. lilac pink; F.
purple. A very free flowering early variety.

.20

HELIOS. 44 in. Gigantic flowers with wide
standards of pure lemon yellow, perfectly
formed; falls of the same shade, but delicate¬
ly marked light brown. 25.00

HER MAJESTY. 30 in. S. lovely rose pink;
F. bright crimson, heavily veined. 2 for .25

HIPPOLYTA. 32 in. S. light lavender blue;
F. lighter shade. .35

HUSSARD. 30 in. An excellent deep toned
blue self. .60

HYPERION. 38 in. Fragrant. A gigantic
flower of unusual form and texture. S. gloss-
y bluish lavender; F. bright violet. .75

IBPALL. 30 in. Ruffled reddish lilac stand¬
ards; F. dark violet over a white ground.

.35

IMPERATOR. 38 in. S. red-violet, tinted
buff; F. deeper red violet with brown mark¬
ings at base. .35

IMPROVED KING. S. golden yellow; F. rich
mahogany red. 2 for .25

ISHTAR. 42 in. A lovely blend of yellow and
lavender. Large and vigorous flowers on well
branched wide stalks. 1.50

ISIS. 38 in. A large violet-blue self of fine
form. One of the finest blue Pallidas. .30

ISO LINE. 36 in. Fragrant. S. silvery lilac-
flushed bronze; F. purplish old rose. .20

ISTRIA. Fragrant. S. pure white, delicately
flushed green; F. same color, veined green.
A large beautiful flower. 1.50

JACQUELINE GUILLOT. 36 in. An enor¬
mous lustrous silvery blue self on strong,
well branched stems. One of the strongest
growing and handsomest flowers in this list.

.75

JACQUISIANA. S. bright coppery crimson;
F. flaring, rich velvety deep maroon. An
old favorite because cf its rich color.

2 for .25

JANE YVILLIAMSON. 36 in. A gorgeous
pink pastel shade, tinted old gold and vein¬
ed maroon. A magnificent iris. 3.75

JEAN CHEVREAU. 36 in. Fragrant. S.
cream, shaded yellow buff ; F. milky white,
dotted violet brown in the throat and on the
edges. .35

JL’RILEE. 30 in. A unique colored iris with
ruffled standards cf a buff color; F. creamy
white, flaring, veined and dotted light brown.

.90

JUNIATA. 40 in. An almost clear blue self
with large blooms borne on tall stems.
Sweetly scented. 2 for .25

KALOS. 32 in. S. white, ruffled, beautifully
flushed seft violet; F. white, dotted and
pencilled soft rose. .30

KATHRYN FRYER. 38 in. A large flower,
sweetly scented. S. straw yellow; F. violet-
carmine. Very showy. .20

KING GEORGE V. A dainty bright colored
reddish purple flower of good form. 2 for .25

KNYSNA. S. clear deep yellow; F. deep red
brown, velvety. .25

KOYA. A deep violet self. .25

KURDISTAN. A rich reddish purple. .90

LABOR. 36 in. S. rosy amaranth suffused
with a soft coppery glow; F. heliotrope with
an aniline flush. A unique large flower of
new coloring. 2.00

LADY LILFORD. 30 in. A deep violet pur-
ple self; F. particularly deep. Large flowers.

.85

L’AIGLON. 38 in. S. livid purple, shading
to cinnamon drab; F. Schoenfeldt’s purple
with a border of argyle purple, extremely
velvety. An unusually large flower. 2.25

LA NEIGE. A pretty creamy white of won¬
derful waxy texture with full flaring falls.
Beautiful as a cut flower. .25

L’ AVENIR. A handsome lavender self. Ex¬
cellent for mass planting. 2 for .25

L. A. WILLIAMSON. 42 in. S. quite broad,
soft lavender viclet; F. velvety pansy violet.
One of the finest. .20

LE CORREGE. 38 in. Fragrant. Enormous
flowers. S. smoky bronze, suffused violet; F.
very broad, rich velvety wine red with a
brilliant orange beard. This magnificent iris
is a very vigorous grower and is considered
one of the very finest of the new French
introductions. 3.00

LE GRAND FERRE. 42 in. A gorgeous
large flower of unusual coloring. S. greyish
fawn, tinted heliotrope; F. wine red, shad¬
ing to fawn towards the margin. .75

LEONATO. 48 in. Fragrant. One of the
"ftnest blue-lavender irises. .75

LEOTA. Fragrant. A creamy white iris
with an occasional greyish blue tinge. .25

LEVERRIER. 54 in. Fragrant. A giant flow¬
er of unusual beauty entirely different from
any other iris. Very hardy and vigorous. S.
Chinese violet ; F. clear velvety pansy vio¬
let. This brilliant colcred iris should be in
every one’s collection. .60

LOHENGRIN. S. rosy mauve; F. deeper
mauve. A silverv pink effect. Extra good.

2 for .25

LORD LAMBOURNE. 42 in. S. a delightful
shade of rose fawn, shaded pale bronze; F.
rich madder crimson, reticulated white at
base. Sweet fragrance. A superb iris with
large blooms, well shaped cn tall branching
stems. .60

LORD OF JUNE. 42 in. Fragrant. S. light
lavender blue; F. rich violet blue. A beau¬
tiful flower of great size. .25

LORELEY. S. straw yellow; F. flaring, vio¬
let purple, bordered yellow. Very vigorous
and excellent for massing. 2 for .25

LOUIS BEL. 30 in. S. extremely dark vel¬
vety pansy violet; F. rich black velvety pur¬
ple. The darkest colcred iris in my garden
and one cf the most admired last year. 2.00

LOUIS MEYER. S. golden yellow; F. rich
velvety purple. .20

MADAME BOULLET. S. deep cream, spot-
ed brown; F. gray yellow, flecked with
mauve. A lovely flower. 2 for .25

MADAME CHEREAU. A charming tall
white self with frilled standards and falls,
pencilled azure blue. 2 for .25

MADAME CHERI. 44 in. A flower of ex¬
quisite shape and form; vigorous. S. vina-
ceous purple with yellow undertone; F.
ageratum violet, washed pink. A pleasing
color. .25

MADAME CHOBAUT. 36 in. S. cream,
shaded buff and pink, ruffled and silky; F.
white, edged violet. A strong grower.

2 for .25

MADAME DE SEVIGNE. A very beautiful
Plieata of unusual charm and distinction.
The S. and F. are heavily marked violet on
a white ground. A popular variety. 2 .for .25

MADAME DURRAND. 50 in. The large
ruffled standards are of silky texture, cin¬
namon buff, flecked lilac; F. light viclet,
flaring, on a ground of old gold. 1.50

MADAME H, CAYEUX. 36 in. A magnifi¬
cent large flower of fine texture. S. reddish
slaty violet-purple ; F. very deep, velvety
blackish purple, lighter toward the edges.

1.25

MAGNIFICA. 48 in. Fragrant. S. clear vio¬
let blue; F. long, drooping, deep reddish
viclet. One of the best. .35

MAGNIFICENT. A gorgeous red toned self j
of heavy substance. 1.50

MAJESTIC. 42 in. One of the best Dominion
seedlings. Enormcrous flowers of excellent
substance and fine form. S. arched, light

blue to mauve; F. rich velvetv raisin purple

.75

MA MIE. S. white, frilled violet; F. white,
pencilled and margined violet. 2 for .25

MARIAN MOHR. A pale, glistening laven¬
der self Tall and fragrant. .75

MARJORIE TINLEY. 42 in. Enormous flow¬
ers cf great substance. S. arching, broad,
of soft lavender blue; F. deeper in color.

.60

MARSH MARIGOLD. 32 in. S. rich golden
yellow; F. deep reddish brown, bordered

bright yellow. An exceedingly bright color¬
ed flower. ' .25

MARY BARNETT. 42 in. A gigantic pale
lavender blue self. Exceedingly fragrant. A
splendid flower. 2.50

MARY GARDEN. S. creamy dotted delicate
lavender; F. creamy white, slightly flecked
and veined rich marcon. 2 for .25

MARY ORTH. 36 in. S. blue violet; F. vel¬
vety, darker blue violet. .35

MARY WILLIAMSON. 32 in. Sweetly scent- !
ed. S. white, ruffled, flushed light lavender;

F. deep hyacinth violet, margined pure
white. Perhaps the most graceful and dainty
flower in my garden. .50

MAY ROSE. A pinkish lilac self. .20

MEDRANO. Fragrant. A beautiful flower
of good form and of velvety texture. S.
reddish violet; F. dark crimson purple. A
very free flowering variety. .25

M. HUBERT. S. Parma violet, shading to
bronze; F. rich lobelia blue. .60

MICHELINE CHARRAIRE. 36 in. A gor¬
geous large white flower. Carnation frag¬
rance. One of the very best whites. 2.50

MIDWEST. 30 in. A large, goi’geously ruff¬
led white flower, flushed and flecked bright
rose lavender. A unique Plic-ata greatly ad¬
mired by every one. .25

MIDGARD. 36 in. A yellow and pink blend
of immense size which gives a general soft
pink effect. 3.50

MILDRED PRESBY. 32 in. S. white, deli¬
cately flushed pale rose-lavender; F. rich
dark velvety pansy-violet with a narrow
border of pale lavender. .75

MIRANDA. 42 in. A stately blue purple self
with a metallic sheen, large and free flower¬
ing. '.25

MISS HAW. S. and F. lavender, suffused
with pink. .20

MISTRESS FORD. S. reddish purple; F.
rich red violet. .35

MITHRAS. S. bronzy yellow; F. deep ma¬
roon, edged brenzy yellow. Scented. 2 for .25

MOA. 42 in. A gigantic flower of great sub¬
stance on very tall stems. S. broad and
arching of pure violet; F. broad, almost cir¬
cular, pansy violet, very velvety. One of
the best. 2.00

MONSIGNOR. Fragrant. S. Clear viclet;

F. velvety purple, tinged crimson. 2 for .25

MONTEZUMA. S. gclden yellow; F. yellow
and white, veined purple. .25

MORNING SPLENDOR. 36 in. An extreme¬
ly rich colored iris with enermous blooms
on strong spreading stalks. S. petunia vio¬
let; F. velvety raisin purple. Its delicate
fragrance and gorgeous color attracted the
attention of every visitor to my garden last
year. .75

MOTHER OF PEARL. 44 in. S. and F. light

soft lavender with the gloss of a pearl. .25

MRS. ALAN GRAY. S. delicate lilac pink;
F. deeper shade, beautifullv veined. Scent¬
ed. ‘ .25

MRS. H. DARWIN. S. and F. snow white,
veined purple at the base. 2 for .25

MRS. HETTY MATSON. 42 in. S. purple
fawn, shot bronze; F. rich crimson purple.
A large richly colored iris. .35

MRS. H. F. BOWLES. 40 in. S. a pretty
shade of soft bronze; F. gorgeous red ma¬
hogany brown and unusually silky. .35

MRS. ILTIS. A lovely blue toned self. .75

MRS. MARION CRAN. 48 in. A fine pink
toned iris cf gigantic size. .60

MRS. R. W. EMMETT. A wonderful milky
white flower of large size and great sub¬
stance. 3.50

MRS. THOS. KINGSCOTE. S. silvery rose;
F. rose pink. A popular flower; very vigor¬
ous. .75

MRS. TINLEY. An enormous flower of in¬
tense violet blue. .25

MRS. W. CUTHBERTSON. 44 in. S. soft
rose overlaid apricct and slightly veined old
rose; F. bright rosy crimson, edged silver. A
gigantic flower of rare coloring. .35

MRS. W. E. FRYER. 32 in. S. shaded he¬
liotrope; F. purple crimson, with a lighter
border. A lovely flowrer. .20

MT. PENN. S. lavender rose; F. crimson
lilac. Free flowering. .20

NAVAJO. A splendid variegata. Fragrant.
S. smeky mustard yellow; F. cf same color,
heavily veined velvety burnt lake. .25

ODAROLOC. 40 in. S. and F. soft mauve,
delicately suffused pink. Flowers of fine
shape. .00

OLIVER PERTHUIS. 40 in. S. lavender
mauve; F. purple lilac. An excellent flower
of fine form. .25

OPERA, A magnificent iris which is exceed¬
ingly popular because of its violet-rose col¬
or. .25

ORION. 36 in. An enormus handsome flow¬
er. S. sc ft smoky viclet; F. very velvety
dark violet. 3.00

OSSIAN. S. straw yellow; F. rosy violet.

2 for .25

OUR KING. Fragrant. S. lavender, flushed
coppery pink; F. deep Bishop’s violet. .50

PALEMON. 46 in. Fragrant. S. soft gray
tinged apricot; F. soft lavender, suffused
apricot. Large and beautiful. .25

PANCROFT. A delightful soft cream col¬
cred flower. .25

PARC DE NEUILLY. A deep viclet-biue
self of vigorous growth. A richly colored
iris. 2 for .25

PARISENSIS. A large deep purple, pencil¬
led white. 2 for .25

PARISIAN A. 30 in. A beautiful giant frill¬
ed Plic-ata. S. and F. white, thickly dotted,
shaded and edged deep lilac. Unusual color¬
ing. .20

PARVAR. S. unique black violet; F. horizon¬
tal, very dark velvety brownish violet. 1.00
PEAU ROUGE. 32 in. S. brilliant coppery
red; F. violet carmine. It is undoubtedly the
reddest toned iris yet seen. .85

PEERLESS. 42 in. A gorgeous flower of
brilliant coloring giving the effect of a rich
mahogany red. Gigantic blooms of wonder¬
ful ferm. S. light reddish viclet; F. deep
purple red. 5.00

PERFECTION. A violet-blue bicolor with
velvety falls. 2 for .25

PERRY'S FAVORITE. A rich violet self. A

handsome flower on strong stalks. .25

PINK MME. CHEREAU. Similar to Mme.
Chereau. but much larger and with pink
pencilling. .35

PIONEER. 42 in. One of the most wonder¬
ful irises in cultivation. Almost a red-purple
self. 1.25

SARPEDON. S. rich mauve; F. deep hy¬
acinth violet. A large bright toned bicolcr.

.35

TROOST. S. lovely deep rosy pink; F. light¬
er, heavily veined violet. A bidlliant colored
iris. *25

PONT-A-MOUSSON. 42 in. S. soft rosy
buff; F. rich amethyst violet. Large. .25

PRAIRIE GOLD. 34 in. A deep rich yellow
self of large size. A fine flower. 1.40

PRINCESS BEATRICE. 46 in. A handsome
large flower of delicate lustrous silvery lav¬
ender with broad flaring falls, waved at the
edge. .20

PRINCESS V. LOUISE. S. light yellow ; F.
brilliant madder crimson, bordered yellow.

2 for .25

PROF. SEELIGER. A deep wine-red self
with a rich orange beard. .25

PROSPERITY. A handsome large lilac and
hyacinth violet flower. .25

PROSPER LAUGIER. S. light bronze-red;
F. rich velvety ruby-red. 2 for .25

PROSPERO. 46 in. A superb iris of wonder¬
ful coloring. S. bright lavender-blue; F.
rich deep violet-purple. Very popular. .25

PURISSIMA. '42 in. A stately pure white
iris cf enormous size, fine form and heavy
substance. 5.50

QUAKER LADY. S. smoky lavender, shad¬
ed yellow; F. ageratum blue and old gold.
A lovely blend. 2 for .25

QUEEN ALEXANDRA. S. fawn, shot with
hlac; F. lilac with bronze reticulations at
the base. Beautiful. 2 for .25

QUEEN OF MAY. Fragrant. A rosy lav¬
ender pink self. A most charming flower.

.20

RACHEL FOX. S. yellow; F. yellcw with a
iamt touch of blue in the center. 2 for .25

RAFFET. A uniform intense dark blue with
tails veined white. 2 for 25

RAJPL T. 40 in. A bright violet self with
naping1 tails. An elegant flower. .75

RED RIDING HOOD. S. rosy violet- F.
bright pansy violet. A good red iris. ' .25

REDWING. 36 in. A gigantic flower of
fine form which gives a gorgeous bronzy
led effect. S. light brownish red- F dahlia
carmine. ' 4 5Q

RENE CAYEUX. 36 in. S. white, flushed
hlac; F. crimson reddish violet. A striking¬
ly beautiful colored iris of enormous size.

1.25

RH EA. 36 in. S. lobelia violet; F. pansy

violet. A greatly admired flower of immense
size. 2.40

RHEINGAUPERLE. 34 in. A magnificent
rose pink almost a self. .65

RHEINIXE. 38 in. S. pure white;. F. rich
violet blue. Tall, stately and most conspicu¬
ous m any row of irises. 2 for .25

RIALGAR. S. bright deep yellow; F. crim¬
son brown. A most effective variegata for
mass planting. 35

RINGDOVE. S. deep lavender to olive lake;
F. lavender violet. 2 for .25

ROMEO. A most unique tricolor of lilac
violet and yellow. .25

ROSE MADDER. Brilliant rose madder-
velvety falls. .75

ROSE l NIQUE. A good early deep pink.

.25

ROSEWAY. 36 in. Deep rose pink. A lovely
flowe’r for massing. 2 for .25

ROTA. Wine purple. 60

ROTORUA. S. pale lavender blue; F. the
same color, flushed deeper at center. .25

SALONIQUE. S. creamy white, tinted vio¬
let; F. brilliant velvety purplish violet. .25

SAN FRANCISCO. A gigantic white, edged
with lavender. 7_qq

SAPP HID. Almost a bright blue self with
a slight purple tone. Large and fine. .35

SEMINOLE. A rich velvety red-purple flow¬
er. Large and brilliant. .25

SENSATION. 48 in. Enormous flowers of
wonderful cornflower blue of unrivaled
beauty. 4.50

SHASTA. A giant snow white iris of fine
form. 3.00

SHEKINAH. 36 in. Exquisitely fragrant. A

delightful pale yellow Pallida deepening at
the center. 2 for .25

SHERWIN WRIGHT. A vigorous bright
golden yellow self. 2 for .25

SILVER MIST. 30 in. Pale porcelain blue,
dotted silvery white. A vigorous grower of
fine substance. .25

SILVER RIBBON. 30 in. A deep rose pink
self with a silvery white line at the center
of the fall. -50

SIMONE VAISSIERE. 38 in One of the
most beautiful irises. Enormous blooms . S.
lustrous white, heavily flushed azure; F.
brilliant aniline blue. .60

SINDJKA. 48 in. Subdued lavender, shading
to deep buff. An excellent flower. .25

SIR MICHAEL. 48 in. A strikingly beauti¬
ful iris cf the richest coloring. S. clear lav-
.ender blue; F. deep purple, shaded red
brown. 15.00

SQLEDAI). An attractive early soft yellow.

.25

SOLFERINO. 48 in. A wonderful Pallida
of striking lilac red. A very strong grower.

3.00

SONATA. 38 in. S. deep olive buff; F. lilac
center, shading to deep olive buff, delicately
flushed rose in the middle cf the falls. A
handsome iris, vigorous and hardy. 2.75

SOUVENIR DE LOETITIA MICHAUD. 54

in. A gigantic flower of lobelia blue, lighter
at the edge. The blcoms are of splendid sub¬
stance. 2 00

SOUVENIR I)E MADAME GAUDICHAU.
42 in. S. rich deep violet; F. velvety black
violet. .25

SUSAN BLISS. 40 in. A uniform shade of
deep rose pink. A popular iris of fine shape
and good texture. .35

SWATARA. 36 in. S. lobelia blue, shaded
bronzy yellow at base; F. brilliant violet,
with heavy reticulations of dark brown. A
large bloom of goccl form and striking col¬
oring. .25

SWAZI. One of the best of the Dominion
seedlings. S. bluish violet; F. intensely dark
velvety pansy violet. 3.50

SWEET LAVENDER. S. pale lavender; F.
deeper rose lavender. A splendid flower,
sweetly scented and very free flowering. .25

SYPHAX. S. pale violet; F. deep crimson
purple with heavy reticulations at the haft.
Large flcwers of fine coloring. .25

TAJ MAHAL. A beautiful pure white, very
vigorous and free flowering. .35

TAMAR. 42 in. S. lilac; F. rose lilac. A
lovelv iris of pleasing color and good form.

.25

TENEBRAE. 36 in. A lovely Dominion seed¬
ling. An immense flower of brilliant color
and great substance. S. rich violet-purple;
F. rich velvety black-purple. .65

TITAN. 38 in. Gigantic flowers with beauti¬
ful spreading falls. S. light violet blue; F.
broad, violet purple. The largest of the
Dominion race. 1.50

TQM TIT. An intense violet blue self. Very
striking and unlike any other iris in color.

.25

TUSCANY GOLD. 38 in. S. sulphur yellow,
tinged purplish at the margin; F. same col¬
or with more purple. A striking reddish gold
color. 8.50

VAN CLEVE. S. deep purple; F. deeper

shade. Exti'emelv velvety and beautiful.

. 2.75

VESPER GOLD. 40 in. A pretty apricot
yellow blend suffused with violaceous re¬
flections. A superb flower. 2.00

VIRGILIA. An exceedingly flcriferous sky
blue self. -20

VIOLA. A charming pale bluish violet self.

.25

VIRGINIA MOORE. A striking bright
chrome yellow self. -25

WEDGEWOOD. A magnificent large rich
blue self, perhaps the best in its class. 1.00

WHITE AND GOLD. A large pure white
with a satiny sheen. Strong and vigorous,
a dozen or more blooms to a stalk. 5.00

WHITE STAR. 37 in. A vigorous ivory
white flower. Very attractive. 1.50

WILD ROSE. 34 in. A dainty satiny pink.

.60

W. J. FRYER. Fragrant. S. smoky yellow;
F. dark purple; velvety. .25

WM. MOHR. A gigantic free flowering iris
of perfect form. The ground color is pale
lilac, the standards are flushed dark, and
the whole flower is beautifully veined mag-
anese violet. 4.00

YELLOW HAMMER. A good deep yellow.

.75

YEOMAN. A fine Dominion seedling with
soft violet standards and satiny mulberry
falls. 1.00

YOLANDE. 45 in. An exceedingly vigorous
.elvetv blue iris of great substance. A real
beauty. .75

YVONNE PELLETIER. 36 in. S. pale lav¬
ender-blue; F. slightly darker. .35

ZADA. A vigorous white of good form with
purple marks at the haft. .90

ZILIA. 38 in. A large and free flowering
lavender-blue flower. 2 for .25

ZUA. Fragrant. A crinkled early white with
olive green markings. It has the appearance
of crepe paper. An attractive and unique
flower. .25

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TROJANA. 38 in. S. lavender; F. red purple.
A large flower. .25