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PLANT  THEM  EARLY,  AS  SOON  AS  RIPE 

You  will  find  the  growing  of  Iris  from  seeds  a most  fa! 
true,  exacting  some  patience,  but  rich  in  rewards.  I have  this  year  some 
magnificent  new  varieties  blooming,  one  in  particular  was  the  cynosure  of  all 
eyes  in  my  garden  this  Spring,  another  one  is  a much  glorified  Alcazar,  much 
finer  and  larger  than  its  parent — you  can  do  the  same.  Most  seeds  come  up 
the  following  Spring,  some  lie  dormant  for  two  years;  they  bloom  the  second 
year,  some  the  third.  The  finer  the  seed  parent,  the  more  glorious  the  off- 
spring is  apt  to  be,  works  the  same  as  with  Delphiniums! 

MIXED  SEEDS  from  the  best  low  priced  varieties,  per  pkt.  of  25  seeds,  25c. 


MIXED  SEEDS  from  the  best  medium  priced  varieties,  incluching  such  fine 
Irises  ar  Lord  of  June,  Seminole,  Dream,  Alcazar,  etc.,  per  pkt.  of  25 
seeds  $1.00. 


MIXED  SEEDS  from  the  finest  garden  varieties,  such  as  Hermione,  Madame 
Gaudichau,  Mile.  Schwartz,  Marsh  Marigold,  Shekinah,  and  others  equally 
fine,  per  pkt.  of  25  seeds,  $2.00. 

STRAIGHT  SEEDS  from  individual  varieties,  such  as  Ann  Page,  Morning  Splen- 
dor, Phyllis  Bliss,  Robert  W.  Wallace,  Emily  Tenney  (New-Pudor) ; 10c  per 
seed,  but  not  less  than  3 seeds  of  any  variety  sold;  you  need  that  many 
seeds  in  order  to  se  sure  to  get  1 or  2 plants. 


GALWAYS  NAME  2 SUBSTITUTES,  as  varieties  ordered  may  not  produce  seed- 
pods  this  season;  this  is  impossible  to  tell  at  this  time;  last  season  hun- 
dreds of  clumps  of  Lord  of  June  did  not  produce  a single  seed  pod. 


IRIS,  New  California  Bracteata. — In  the  type  the  flowers  are  yellow,  beauti- 
fully netted  with  brown  crimson  veins,  but  seedlings  produce  a wide  range 
of  colour,  including  pinks  and  even  reds.  The  seed  offered  was  saved 
from  the  yellow-flowered  variety.  Per  pkt.  25c. 

IRIS,  New  California  Tenax. — Flowers  vary  from  deep  claret  to  pale  lavender 
or  lilac,  or  pale  grey  with  a beautiful  network  of  silvery  veins.  The 
foliage  is  grassy  and  slender,  but  the  plant  is  perfectly  hardy.  Per  pkt.  25c. 

By  all  means  try  some  Californian  Iris;  they  are  most  lovely,  low  growing 
subjects,  with  a wealth  of  flowers  during  May;  with  us  the  clumps  stay  green 
all  winter. 

SIBERIAN  IRIS  SEEDS,  named  or  mixed,  25c  per  package. 

JAPANESE  IRIS  SEEDS,  from  finest  varieties,  25c  per  package;  not  ready  untill 
September. 

AN  EXCELLENT  IRIS  BULLETIN 

The  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture  at  Washington,  D.  C.,  has  issued  an 
exceedingly  interesting  and  well  illustrated  manual  on  Garden  Irises,  including 
chapters  on  Iris  diseases  and  insect  pests  and  remedies.  You  will  find  it  of 
great  value.  Ask  for  Farmers’  Bulletin  No.  1406  and  address  your  letter  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C., 
enclosing  ten  cents  in  coin,  not  stamps.  Be  sure  and  do  it  right. 


O.  M.  PUDOR 

Iris  Specialist 

Puyallup,  Washington  (In  the  Charmed  Land)