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Iris Florentina.
The Bridal Iris, pure white, very beautiful— with
delicious fragrance. Very hardy. 7c. each ; 3 for 20c;
6 for 30c.
Iris Susiana.
This striking Moorish
Iris is immensely large and
startling in appearance-
large, smoky wings, and
black, velvety falls. Rich
as an ostrich plume.
15c. each, 2 for 25c.
Iris Japanese.
A mixture of magnificent
named kinds, many of which
sell for 50 cents each, and have
flowers 9 inches across. This
plant is hardy.
Price, 10c. each; 3 for 25c,
The Beautiful Spanish Iris
is one of the easiest grown and most beautiful of hardy
bulbs. For winter flowers, it blooms quick and easy
inside, is absolutely sure to bloom, grows twelve to
fifteen inches high, and bears lovely, large orchid-
like flowers of many brilliant and striking colors, in-
cluding elegant combinations of fine porcelain blue,
deep violet, royal purple, golden-yellow, rich orange,
pearly-white and coal black— beautifully variegated,
striped, spotted and ruffled in a manner impossible to
describe. They are perfectly hardv, need no protection,
and will bloom every spring without attention or re-
planting; very pretty and useful for beds, borders and
edging, in door yards, lawns and cemeteries. Price, good
blooming bulbs, 5 for 10c; per dozen, 20c; per 100,
75c
The following magnificent named varieties of
Spanish Iris are fcyr of any one kind for IOc; 10 for
20c; 100 for $1.00.
One each of the ten kinds, 20c; 5 each for 60c
Alexander von Humboldt— extra blue.
Belle Chi noise— -yellow, very fine.
Blanche Superbe — pure white, extra.
British Queen— ivory white.
Lea nder— dark yellow, sweet scented.
Lilaceus— lilac "blue, extra.
M a rie— porcelain blue, very fine.
Ovideus— light yellow.
Prince of Orange— white and yellow.
Thunderbolt— glistening bronzy— brown, magnifi-
cent,