Hemerocallis and hosta : price list, season 1958

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4215 URBANDALE AVE.

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HEMEROCALLIS

Plants true to name to the best of my
knowledge and are guaranteed to ar-
rive in good condition. Should any
losses or mistakes occur I will gladly
make adjustments or replacements

Terms are cash with order. Orders of
$2.00 and more are prepaid to third zone
from Des Moines. Minneapolis, Chicago,
St. Louis, Kansas City and Lincoln,
Nebr., are in third zone from Des Moines.
If you live beyond these cities include
5% extra of order for postage. On orders
under $2.00 add 25c extra for postage
and packing charge. Orders will be sent
by parcel post unless otherwise re-
quested.

The season of bloom is from the mid-
dle of May till September, foliage al-
ways green and attractive, varying in
shades of green, in height, in width
and carriage according to variety.

Can be transplanted any time the
ground is not frozen without loss but
best time to plant is spring and after
clones have bloomed.

I endeavor to give plants or divisions
as large as possible for the price and
all should bloom if planted early in
season.

PREMIUMS: On all orders of Hemero-
callis, I add an extra gift plant, the value
in proportion to amount of order. When
ordering, list several from which I w ll
choose whenever possible.

AFTERGLOW (Stout) — Deciduous. Soit
shade of apricot buff, faint rose tint in
throat, long season of bloom, good
evenings. 3 feet, July, August. ..$1.00

AMHERST (Wheeler) Evergreen, Large
light purple with creamy white mid-
ribs. Superb form, heavy texture, 30
Inchesos./.065. 555 la $1.50

AMULET (Nesmith) — Decidious. Chi-
nese coral flushed with deeper rose
pink, white midrib on petals. July.
SoH ig Las soa aoe $1.00

ANNA BETSCHER—Flowers 5 in. in dia-
meter, broad petals, empire yellow.
Plants floriferous. July, August. 3
ME 75c

APRICOT (Yeld) — Dormant. Plant of
medium height. One of the earliest to
bloom. Color: Apricot yellow...... 50c

APRICOT QUEEN .(Sass)—A self col-
ored day lily of Apricot Yellow, Many
buds on 40 inch stem. Blooms in
July and August: ....2. eee $1.00

ATHLONE (Russell) Evergreen. Creamy
buff and rosy chestnut colored flower
of large size with petals which twist
and curl). 2c. 5 see $1.00

AUGUST ORANGE (Stout) Flowers of
rich orange of good size, on well
branched scapes about 3 feet tall.
Blooms in August; .=-s) (22a 75c

AUGUST PIONEER (Stout)—Many medi-
um size blooms on slender, strong
stems well branched which extend
well above the foliage. Color chrome
orange with outer half of petals
flushed red, one of the latest to bloom.
August, September .............:.50c

AUREOLE—Good size flowers, clear
light orange, stalks erect, branching
One of the earliest to bloom. May.
June. 3 tt. ie ee 35¢

AUTUMN PRINCE (Stout) — Clear light
yellow flowers on many well branched
stalks about 3!/) ft. tall. Blooms late in
August into Sept. .-7. /) ee $1.00

{UTUMN RED (Nesmith)—An Open vel-
vety red of good size with a long sea-_
son of bloom. 20 or more flowers on
well branched stalks. 36”. July-Au-
QUSty eno s viheeteues ore a 75c

BAGDAD—Brown and reddish tones
with yellow throat, open flowers with
a yellow midrib center of petals. 3
MMe TUN Y p08 oe ae, a ee 50c

BAGETTE (Russell) — Wide, rounded
petals of palest lemon, deeply shaced
old rose, with a deeper old rose eye
zone. Petals deeply ruffled, 5S-inch
Sumeia GUninches 4. eet rine... $1.00

BANDANA (Nesmith) — The rich tomato
red and orange yellow tones are skill-
fully blended into one of the most col-
orful hemerocallis in the garden. A
self color with a narrow fluting of yel-
low on edge of petals. Ht. 3 ft. Blco 1s
CITES Padre. cm tage nse ee stee es 75¢

BARONET (Stout)—Flower full with
broad petals of “sprightly fulvous
red’ which stand above the foliage

and remain open evenings. Blooms in
LE, 32 ieee Agee ial: Se maine i rare 60-

BLACK BEN (Darby)—A dark red flower
of good size with green throat, well
branched with many stalks to ihe
clump and many buds to the stalk.
Has a long season of bloom. July
meaewAugust, 36.inches.. 6.50.4): 50c

BLACK CHERRY (Douglas)—The color is
an unusual deep shade of maroon red
with a darker luster, almost identical
with the deep red purple shades of
large black cherries. Flowers beauti-
fully formed with recurving petals and
sepals. Blooms in July and August.
< OE SNORE Sas opp rts enter irene tan Pemientee 60c

BLACK FALCON (Nesmith) — Large
flowers of very dark maroon, wavy at
edges, wide open with shallow yellow
Baan Midseason... 3° this. ers tice, JOC

BLACK HILLS (Russell) — Gistening
black red flower of good size, keep:
well and does not fade, one of the
darkest day lilies. 3 ft. Midseason .75c

BLACK PRINCE (Russell) Dark red al-
most black with velvety satin sheen.
Flowers of good size with broad sepals
and petals of an even color. The
throat has a small yellow cup. Blooms
POL Ser OD ellis Mem te eee ree eon 75c

BOLD COURTIER (Nesmith) A striking
Daylily with broad full petals of Pom-
pelian Rose with a creamy line down
the center. The sepals are soft yellow.
Blooms. in July... 1 +). 7oc

BOUNTIFUL (Cook) A wide petaled
lemon-yellow. A seedling of Hyperion
and an improvement on that variety.
rlowers large, of pleasing shape and
color. Free flowering and vigorous.
32! inches, July” io). ee $1.00

BOUTONNIERE (Stout) — Small flowers
of wide open form with over-lapping
and recurving petals. Sepals clear
yellow petals rosy peach with trace
of mid-stripe, general effect somewhat
bi-color, blooms profusely August and
September on 2!/2 ft. stalks. ...... $ .50

BRIGAND (Nesmith)—Large flowers of
mahogany red with recurving petals
and sepals, cream midrib on the petals
and deep rose halo in the throat. Tall
well branched. Midseason........ 75¢

BRIGHT ANGEL TRAIL (Hill) Dormant.
Large flower of striking brick red shade,
creamy white stripe on mid-rib. Sepals
recurve,. 34 in, June, Julyaeeeee $1.00

BROCADE (Taylor) Evergreen. Large
flower of Amber rose with darker vein-
ing. Throat of Golden Glow. Good
branching. Floriferous and open eve-
nings. June, July. @6-in.j2 eee $1.00

BURGUNDY (Nesmith)—Large wide op-
en flower of wine color on stalks 30
inches or more tall. Plant vigorous
and has unsually long season of
bloom July into September...... $1.00

BYNG OF VIMY (Perry) Dormant. Large
spidery rose pink with long narrow
recurving segments. Late midseason.

6 im Jan. ee 50c

CALYSO (Burbank)—Evening blooming
variety flower of good size of clear
canary yellow on stalks 31!/, ft. tall.
Opens late in the day when other
flowers have faded .............. 60c

CANARI (Nesmith) Large open flowers
of palest canary yellow. The blooms
have a satiny finish, and the stalks
are well branched. July ....... $1.00

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CAPRI (Millikin) Evergreen. Large pale
rosy pricot with wide petals and se-
pals. Heavily creped and _ ruffled.
Wide open flower with heavy sub-
Peeper eee ee) As Lyn ee eh $1.59

CAPRISTRANO (Milliken) — Evergr2en.
Large very bright yellow blossoms
that open quite flat and are strongly
reflaxed. Evening bloomer and ‘fra-
SOOT IN eee oc u.te oe Se eee $1.00

CERISE (Wheeler) — Evergreen. Beau-
tiful rosy crimson with scarlet tones.
Open form with slightly ruffled petals.
BEICOAS OMS OLiT creat se ek ee $1.00

CHALLENGER (Stout) — Evergreen.
Bright cardinal or cherry red, broad
petals with light midrib, greenish yel-
low throat. Open evenings. Late mid-
eM Out see tc ae a eave 1.00

CHLOE (Nesmith) — Full ruffled flower
with broad peials, deep yellow back-
ground flecked and powdered golden
sepia. Unusual for both form and col-
Bee OM Orit AUGUST sae ches Hae $1.00

CIBOLA (Hill)—Spanish yellow, a gold-
en orange that is very attractive.
Large broad flowers of rounded form.
Midseason. 36-in.-. o: i =. en. 00

CIRCE (Stout)—Full, clear yellow flow-
ers of medium size on erect well
branched stem. Blooms in July and
August, splendid in combination with
tall lavender and white phlox for mid-
earerInere DIOCOIMN We 4 Uk wha ey ees oe 50c

COLONIAL DAME (Milliken)—The flow-
ers are large, light Apricot banded
with a pale rosy tan, with throat of
bright gold. Six inch wide open flow-
ers. The petals are broad, ruffled along
the edges and overlap the sepals.
Blooms over a long period of time. 3
Petty SA IIOUSt oan. a ee ee $1.50

COLOR CARNIVAL (Lester) — Dormant.
A large wide open flower of mauve
rose with a throat cf lime green, well
branched, an early bloomer, and an
excellent increaser ........ SH

COMET (Russell)—A splendid bicolor of
large size with good carriage, the
petals are rose-salmon with deeper
rose eye zone. The sepals are lemon.
pseet ae) UY a UG UCT a wy een omive vice oe 60c

CONFUCIUS (Bechtold)—Burnished or-
ange with a cinnamon cast. Large
flowers, trumpet shaped, free flowering
and well branched. Midseason.
3 fi se ade. 2 ee 75¢

CONSTANCE (Hill) —Very large and
bright toned red, slightly bicolored.
Sends up repeated stems from the
same plant. Broad petals, Vigorous
growing, habit. 3 f.2. see 50:

COPPER COLONEL (Sass) — Dormant.
Large flowers of a russet shade, yel-
low midrib and greenish throat. 3 ft.
July;August-s..52. S02 = $1.50

CORALLINE (Nesmith)—Large open
flower of coral red with yellow throat
and lines on petals, heavy substance.
Blooms in August. 3:it}]. 3a Asie

COSETTE (Milliken)—Evergreen. Large
flowers of soft, yellow with rosy dust-
ing, heavy substance. Ruffled and
heavily creped. Long blooming, open
late into the night. June, July. 3 ft. $2.50

CRAEMORE HENNA (Plouf)—Flowers of
good size and form of fulvous reddish
color. Desirable for its early bloom-
ing habit in “June. 30-in 2 See

CREAM FRILLS (Hill) Rich pure tone of
cream yellow, fine form and style with
wide branching stems. Late July into
August: 3 t- Dormant: sao ae ale

DAUNTLESS (Stout) — Deep yellow
with greenish throat, pastel shaded
eye. or attractively blended midzone,
in alternate petals. Wide overlapping
petals 4!) inches or more across. Fra-
grant. 30:ins July . 4 2o=eee Tac

DAWN PLAY (Nesmith)—A good size
flower of velvety rose red with golden
throat that blooms in July on stalks
36inches tall... > Se 7ac

DESERT SUNRISE (B-chtold)— Dormant.
Reddish orange with sparkling sheen
on flower. Long season .of bloom.
Holds up beautifully under intense

STi Bs th ce So, Oe ee $1.09

DEVON CREAM (Nesmith)—Dormant.
Large flower of pale creamy yellow.
Thick heavy substance. Petals and se-
pals beautifully fluted on the edge.
Strong, sturdy stalks.” 3 it. 72 aaa $1.00

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DOCTOR CORLISS (Davis) — Large
flower of striking salmon-apricot color
with large, bright eye zone. Ever-
green. July and August. 30 in... .$1.00

DR. SLAUGHTER (Russell) — Dormant.
A fiery red with orange stripe on the
petals. Flower of good size. 30 in. 75c

DOLLY VARDEN (Nesmith)—Open full
flowers of Chinese Coral with slight
lines of deeper rose on the sepals and
petals. Very floriferous on sturdy 3 ft.
= ASSES RGB gte TR hae, TR 75c

DOMINION (Stout)—Large flowers with
broad sepals and _ petals — reddish
brown in color with yellow throat,
blooms June, July and again later in
Teele et is Ua ete cae etree ae $1.00

DOROTHEA (Lester)—The 6-inch flowers
have a soft, unusual, and very beauti-
ful coloring which gives an orchid-
lavender effect with a deeper heliot-
memereye ZONG. GUN... 0. ashe. Aes

DOVER (Betscher)—Clear ‘light apr.
cot yellow, flower 5 inches spread.
Edges of petals ruffled, has a long
season of bloom, early June into July.
Hormeriy.Cressida. -3. ft. o27 7s. 50c

ELSA (Sass)—Pastel shade of peach and
apricot, flower of good size. Beauti-
ful in clump when established. Late
SM SeASON 23 5th ei. emer me ss 50c

EVERLYN CLAAR (Kraus)—One of the
finest of the new pinks. A broad
petaled flower of cool orchid pink.
Free flowering blue-green foliage en-
mancesits*beauty.. 2 fii. 2h as: $2.50

E. W. YANDRE (Hayward)—The flowers
are large with broad petals, wide open.
The sepals have creped edges. Good
substance. The color is rosy buff and
Bold. °3-ft: “Midseason, = is 5. sic $1.00

FAIR FORTUNE (Lester) — Dormant.
Large wide open flower of buff gold
with a soft halo a shade deeper. Estab-
lished plant, very showy. 30 in... .75c

FASCINATION (Hall) A pleasing tone
of medium yellow with a prominent
halo. The flowers are very broad pei-
aled and large, the 3 ft. stalks are well
meancned. ily; August «atec sss 75c

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FERN IRVING (Taylor) — Evergreen. A
full round flower of rosy red with
deeper eye-zone. June, July. 3 ft. $1.00

FIRETHORN (Nesmith) — Dormant. Me-
dium size flowers of rich red, of Mul-
tiflora type with many blooms, orange
throat and red stamens center of
bloom. *307in3: Oo. 20 4) 2a Virfe

FLANDERS (Lester) — Dormant. Large
flower with wide overlapping petals
Color crimson red that goes deep inio
the throat. Does not fade in the sun.
july: Auguste. c0 lin ae oe 91.00

FRED STUNTZ (Kraus) — Dormant. Wide
petaled glowing dark cardinal red.
Very showy. Petals broad and over-
lapping» july. 30 in. 2.) 2:35aeeeee $1.00

FRIAR TUCK (Lester) — Dormant. Deep
rich yellow with a velvet finish and
prominent mahogany eye zone. Un-
fading quality, good branching, re-
blooming habit and lovely at night.
July, August: 30 in‘. 72-2 eee $1.50

FULVA ROSEA (Species)—Flowers 4 to
5 inches of lovely rose pink which
open wide and are recurved, blcoms
July, August). 30 in/4 5 eee

GAIETY (Betscher)--Large blossoms o!
palest lemon yellow, wide open form
blooms early June. Tallosaeaeee 75¢

GARNET ROBE (Millikon) — Evergreen.
A wide petaled garnet red with a
green throat and a high velvet sheen
July; August.364in.y. 3. $1.00

GAY DAY (Nesmith)—Large flowers of
soft yellow with good substance on
well branched stalks with many buds.
Blooms in, August, 34[t) 2g 75c

GAY TROUBADOUR (Nesmith)— Large
flowers. Petals are bright Indian Red,
sepals frosty maize yellow, an out-
standing bi-color. Late midseason.
Dormant: 3° ft: «. 2.2. 2

GEORGIA (Stout) — Evergreen. Very
large flower of delicate peach pink
with wide over lapping and grace-

fully recurved petals. Good in even-
ing? .367inses 2 $1.00

GLOAMING (Cook)—Large.open blooms
with yellow background, heavily over-
cast with reddish rose-purple. The
whole flower has a sparkling beauty
that is most pleasing. 3!/) feet tall,
MEE UCSUST) onc Ai Wrastetys nes oie 50c

GLORIANNA (Betscher) — Rich clear
pure deep yellow, without a trace of
any other color, blooms in June well
mE et atte eo oo Na ae a bee, oe 50c

GOLD DUST (Yeld)—Low growing va-
riety of value on account of early
blooming. Soft empire yellow, blooms
se OCI co. cetoe ok Sire aloes 40c

GOLDEN BELL (Ruys)—Fragrant flow-
ers of large size, of apricot orange
shade, in bloom in July and August
Me See tase Cisieae ees lk ee isc

GOLDEN DREAM (Betscher) — Deep
clear orange of good form, size and
substance. Late blooming. July, Au-
0 IAS aR CESS Ee eee ree ei a rea 50c

GOLDEN HOURS (Sass)—A beautiful
golden yellow of large size, with a
wonderful clean finish, stalks medium
tall, well branched. July, Aug... .$1.00

GOLDEN SCEPTER (Nesmith) — A tall
and stately day lily with flowers of
rich golden orange. The blooms are
fluted with exceptional heavy waxlike
substance, many buds to a stalk
Biooms July-August. 3-ft........... 75c

GOLDEN TRUMPET (Bristol) Refined,
attractive, tall, very light yellow ol
large size. A larger, taller, later Hy-
Berron AUC ust. (o.iter. Ae 50c

GOLIATH (Bech'old) — The flowers are
large and wide open, of firm sub-
stance, many open at once. A prolific
bloomer. The color is deep yellow.
on well branched stalks 3 ft. tall.
BEM SUT UST taht ce! gee age 50c

GRISELIE (Saxton) — Evergreen. Glow-
ing rose-pink veined carmine. Wide
overlapping petals. July, Aug... .$1 00

GUNGA DIN (Taylor)—Evergreen. Very
dark red with purple high lights,
greenish throat. Profuse blooming
with well branched stalks. 36 in.
RA NIISt we Mesh oe Seiseies has $1.00

GYPSY (Betscher)—Orange with slight
red shadings blended beautifully to-
gether giving it appearance of smoky
orange, about 5 inches spread. 31/2
ft. tall. Stems and foliage strong,
blooms late July ..2.:.. cen 40c

HELEN WHEELER (Traub) Semi-ever-
green. Large flower of a fine buff
pink with a slight eye zone. Has a
long blooming season. July.......60¢

HESPERUS (Sass)—Lovely seven inch
blooms, empire and light cadmium
yellow giving a delightful Jersey
cream effect. Several flowers open at
once on tall, well branched stalks
four feet tall. Blooms in July and
August <u. 5.66 0.0% 2a Zoc

HIGHLAND CHIEFTAN (Nesmith) A
striking large flower, 5 inches, of wine
purple with greenish yellow throat,
Tall well branched stalks. Blooms in
July-August 4 it... ..¢ 4. eee 50c

HONEY REDHEAD (Nesmith)—A very
brilliant and unusual combination of
colors. The large flowers are open
and flaring of a bright velvety red
with a narrow. distinct border of
yellow, good branching, medium
heightsJuly.) 23s. eee heat 75:

HOWDY (Bremken-Armstrong) — Dor-
mant. A bi-color of striking appear-
ance. Petals are yellow, sepals orchid
with a purple coat. June, July. ..$1.00

HYPERION (Mead) —- Blooms 6 inches
across, of firm waxy substance, canary
yellow with greenish yellow throat
Free flowering. July, August. 4 ft. $0¢

JEAN (McDade)—A large bright bi-color
of brick red petals, and rich orange
sepals, with yellow throat. Fluted,
curly petals. Late July-Aug.......75e¢

1OY RUSSELL (Russell)—Evergreen. A
tall Daylily of pale lemon color with
wide petals of good texture, flower
opens full and glistens in the sun.
Late July and August: {cae

J. S. GAYNER (Yeld)—Large open fun-
nel shaped flowers of soft orange-
apricot. Petals broad with wavy mar-
gins full blooming, scented. Blooms
luly,-August. 3-tt:, tall [Soe »:.75c

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JUST MARY (Russell)—Large yellow
with red veining. Rich red eye zone
shades into a green throat. A beauty.
Prolific in flowers and plants, 3 ft.
MES? GPO ek 8 bh a hat ae ae 50c

KANSAN (Hill)—Decidious. Huge wide
spreading red toned self color with
long recurving segments that taper
gradually. Sun resistant, well branched
SIMPY AUgUSts. & ko. ae ete the $1.00

KWANSO VIRGINICA—A double fiow-
ering variety. Should really be classed
as triple, rather than double. It has
three distinct sets of petals and sepals,
all of which lie back evenly. Color is
orange, overlaid rose, with a splash
ot deeper rose on each petal, with
golden yellow throat. It has a tiny
cup like center, petals not twisted
and deformed as in other double
meter res ait JULY. ot ics 25 arene oe ons 50c

KINDLY LIGHT (Bechtold)—Decidious.
An immense bloom with twisted pet-
als and slightly ruffled edges. A light
yellow with a green tinge. Form
classed as spidery. July.........61.50

LADY BOUNTIFUL (Lester)—Decidious.
Large soft yellow that blooms quite
early. Faint pink tint on edges of
petals on cool days, well branched
with as many as 50 buds on a stalk
on established plants. June..... .$1.50

LEMONA (Betscher) — A pale lemon
yellow Large flower, free bloomind
opens in the evening. 3 ft.......50c

LEMON LUSTRE (Lester) — Deciduous.
A satin finished cool lemon yellow
with wide overlapping peatls; a 6-inch
flower with sweet perfume, open eve-
moos wiuly, Augusts.3 ft. o.co%. $1.50

LONE STAR (Russell)—Large flower
with wide petals of fiery mahogany
red. outstanding in the garden, 36

inches tall, blooms in July and August.
MS ie a ee Ma $1.00

LUSTROUS (Nesmith)—Lovely rosy buff
pink with lustrous sheen, of good size
and well branched stalks. Free bloom-
ing habit with good SuaStanes) OeEt
Pee quly-August*- 2h Sees mb}

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MABEL FULIER (Kraus) — Decidious. A
velvety sparkling cardinal red, with a
green throat with reflexed segments,
well branched stalks. July, August. 3
ROHR ey NED. SS Gy © DS ee $1.00

MAID MARION (Lester) — Deciduous. A
flower of 6-inch blooms of clear coral
rose pink, slightly ruffled. Vigorous
prolific ‘plant! 3 ft: ..9). 2 $1.50

MARCO POLO (Lester)—A large flower
of red velvet with very heavy sub-
3tance. Impressive, its beauty is en-
hanced by the slightly twisted petals.
A vigorous grower and a showy flow-
er. Late July and August. 3 ft.. .$1.00

MARTHA WASHINGTON (Wheeler) —
Evergreen. Many medium sized flow-
ers of silvery pink on well branched
stems. A profuse bloomer. 3 ft.. .$1.00

MASSASOIT (Nesmith)—Reddish copper
flowers with a touch of Indian Red.
The petals and sepals are slightly
ruffled on the edges. For background
planting, well branched, about 5 ft.
tall. July-August "45.32 eee $1.00

MERRY MOOD (Nesmith) — A cherry
pink or light rose red of good size
with good substance and. well
branched stalks. July-August.
40° in. ere... 75¢

MILDRED ORPET (Traub)—A peach and
rose blush bicolor of good size and
shape. Blooms in mid summer on nice-
ly branched stalks 367: .-. 22 75c

MIMOSA ROSE (Lester) — Deciduous.
Has nice wide petals recurved at the
tips. Lovely coral rose in color, well
branched, sun-proof quality. Midsea-
son. 30 in 2 33.5 ee $1.00

MINUET (Nesmith)—Frosty pink shaded
deeper rose, giving a rosy pink effect.
Flowers of good _ size on _ well

branched ‘stalks 3. ft. tallies $1.00

MISSION BELLS (Hall) — Large wide
petaled, ruffled flower of clear me-
dium yellow producing up to 52 flow-
ers to a stalk on established plants.
A fine variety that is a strong grower
and a free bloomer. July, August, 3
ft. tall. BA SE Se $2.00

MODESTY (Betscher) — Creamy yellow
self color, raised midrib. Long season
of bloom, early June into July, 3 ft..50c

MONGOL (Norton)—Deep yellow flow-
er of large size with a long season of
bloom, edges of petals and sepals are
wavy. July-August. 4) in......... 75c

MONTE (Russell) — Rosy brown and
lemon Bi-color. The large ruffled flow-
ers are 6 inches and more in diam-
eter. A prolific blooming flower. Au-
emer etal adore mrs Least $1.00

MORNING GLORY (Russell) — Dormani.
Low growing, wth salmon ros? f.ow-
ers. One cf the latest to bloom. ‘ug.
MBE s Yaak chk ee) A hy ay len coe oe $1.00

MORPHEUS (Sass) — Dormant. Large
flower of deep yellow. Blooms in
Deere st 3. hts Sry cS Sete. ayer $1.08

MOROCCO RED (Nesmith) — Brilliant
flower of Morocco red with small
orange cup deep in throat. Blooms in

Miia August. 3: fi es. 91.00

MRS. B. F. BONNER (Russell) — Ever-
green. Large wide potaled, heavy
textured blooms of pale yellow. Re-
mains open in the evening. 3 ft...7oc

MRS. HUGH JOHNSON (Russell) — A
fiery red with a lovely satin sheen. The
wide petals and sepals are slightly
reflexed and open full. Stands the
hottest sun and remains open even-
ings, small yellow throat. Flower of
good-size: Midseason.«......--...60c

MRS. JOHN J. TIGERT (Watkins)—A
striking day lily of Brazil red. Flow-
ers of large size with yellow throat,
blooms early in summer on stalks 21/2

PUA ten oe ys eae A ie ee 75¢

MRS. W. H. WYMAN (Betscher)—Blooims
spreading recurving form, pale glisten-
ing yellow. One of the latest to bloom
Paste 3 rll tn cave ein awn, Wee Bie et .50c

NARANJA (Wheeler) — Evergreen. A
clean clear deep orange, a self even
deep in the throat, beautiful form,
wide ruffled petals, well branched
EE Se OO TAIT Poiserk hs ekg ntoa nek $1.50

NINA WINEGAR (Bechtold)—Dormant.
Very large narrow petaled spidery
light yellow, curled sepals and petals
with waved and ruffled edges. 30 in.
Pere UCTUSt fee oe ee he ae ee 75c

NORTH STAR (Hall) — Dormant. Large
flower of pale yellow, open form with
good: substance |...+. ®: ia. $2.00

OLD VINTAGE (Russell)—A wine col-
ored day lily of good size and a pro-
fuse bloomer. Flower has a_ yellow
throat and keeps well on hottest days,
tall stalks and blooms in June and
Julys Each 2:< 2.2 G23 50c

ONEITA (Davis)—A fine 5 inch wide
flower of rose red, up to 50 buds on
a well branched stalk, Midseason. Of
recurrent blooming habit......... 75c

OPHIR (Farr) — Large flowers of deep
golden yellow. A prolific and abun-
dant blooming variety. Midseason.
8 SOR Pet POE RNC ER ES 40c

ORANGE BEAUTY (Sass) Flowers very
large with broad sepals and petals,
opening flat. Color orange self, very
fragrant. Many buds on each stem.
3 ft: July-August..3 ft. S52 eeeeeee $1.00

ORANGE FLARE (Bristol Nurseries)—A
very large, graceful, golden yellow
blossom with a soft sparkling orange
sheen. Strong stems, well branched
carry quantities of big delightiul fra-
grant flowers, Aug.-Sept. 3 ft.....75¢

PAINTED LADY (Russell)—One of the
largest flowered varieties in existence,
full petaled wide open blossoms with
beautiful ruffle. The color is cinna-
mon brown and yellow on flushed
red. The throat is coral colored. Mid-
Sea corinne suisse eee, . — > ee

PALE MOON (Cleveland) — Attractive
pale yellow of good size with waved
petals. Many blooms. me midsea-
SOV C0) at eee ae Hope tre

PARRADO (Russe!!i—A be auteel shell
salmon. Plant prolific, flowers slightly
ruffled. Long season of bloom. Late
July-August.~.3:-[t.)-\. . +) Sake 75c

PATRICIA (Stout)—Pale. yellow with
tinge of lemon-chrome and throat of
greenish yellow, broad and recurving
like a stately lily Large, shapely, full
flowers with pronounced fragrance
good in hot sun and open evenings.
2\/> tt. Midseason. ..=.....50eneee 50c

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PEACH BLUSH (Lester) — Evergreen.
A strong grower with many 6-inch
peach yellow blooms with faint eye-
zone of pink, well branched and sun-
emi crite ee ee Olt a or $1.00

PEACH HONEY (Sass) — Deciduous.
Yellow with lovely eye-zone of orange
giving the appearance of a peach
russet, slight green throat. Early July
Meee Aticust tO tis os erties a $1.50

PERSONAL APPEARANCE (Russell) —
Large size blooms that open full, The
petals and sepals are pale yellow, ruf-
fled and slightly recurved. Blooms
late, Aug.-Sept. Height 2 ft.....$1.00

PICTURE (Lester) — Deciduous. A 6-
inch bloom of a lovely bright rcse
pink. Light yellow th-oat with deep
green at the bottom. Wide peials and
sepals. Sun-proof and remains cpen
long after dark. Good branching.
MMM ty he SS tee Se toh gs $5.00

PINK CHARM (Nesmith) — A beautiful
open flower of ochre red or rose, giv-
ing a deep coral pink effect. Large
size with broad petals. Late midsea-
eam ETT oe eatin uate, ots Sole BO ails

PINK PRELUDE (Nesmith) — Semi-ever-
green. Described as a lovely Dawn
Pink, self colored with pale flesh mid-
rib on the petals. Larae full flowers
and good branching. One of the /in-
est pink varieties. July. 3 ft......$5.00

PINK QUEEN (Merry) — Derman?. Rose
pink flower of good size on stalks 3 ft.
tall. Blooms in July and August. .$1.50

PIOQUANTE (Nesmith)—A se!f color of
rosy buff pink, of good size and sub-
stance. Valuable for its late blooming
period. A lovely flower. 36 inches
micooms in Algust...,...,0..<2..- $1.00

POMPEIAN RED (Milliken) -- Large 6-
inch flower with wide petals. flower
opens wide. The cclor is Pompeian
red with yellow throat. A self color
firm substance. Flower does not fade.
MICSeASOMNa-OO dtl) aa a eee mae, fue $1.60

PORT (Stout) —A full flower of rich
sprighly red, with sturdy, much
branched stalks bearing many flowers.
Slightly darker in mid-zone; greenish
throat. Open evenings, 2!/) ft. July,
UA Pe phi Ge iene Rady end eee ate 50c

PORT ROYAL (Lester) — Dormant. Large
flower of salmon rose. Two or more
beautiful flowers open at once on the
same stalk. Increases well. July and

August. “o8eint. (00 a $1.50

POTENTATE (Nesmith)—Pansy purple
with a satiny sheen. A self color with
broad full petals and sepals. The
stamens and pistil are also purple. 3
ft. tall) July, August. - 4.5. eee $1.00

PRINCESS (Stout)—Evergreen. One of
the lightest yellow day lilies. Wide
open flowers of pale yellow beautiful-
ly recurved and fragrant. One of the
largest early yellows to bloom.

80 lin. 6... 2 eee 19C

PRINCESS IRENE (Zager)—Large 6-inch
flower of self cclored orange with
broad recurved sepals and petals,
wide open form with good substance.
Petals ruffled on edges. Low growing
and late blooming. August and Sept.
24 ine a hk te. oe eee $1.00

PURPLE ELF (Nesmith)—Very deep pur-
ple self cf heavy substance, flower is
of medium size cn three ft. stalks. July-
August). 2. eee ee 60c

PURPLE EMPEROR (Russell)—Evergreen
Deep vurple petals and sepals with
a distinct pale yellow midrib in boih
yellow throat, wide open flower. 30

ins July A. Se oes SS $1.00

PURPLE FINCH (Nesmith) A rich glow-
ing flower with full recurved petals
and sepals of bright red, with a darker
flush above the cup of yellow. July-
August 3 fil. ee 75c

PURPLE MIST (Russe!l)—Attracive or-
chid m'sty purple with good substance
and size. A prolific bloomer, of med-
ium height, often blooms second time
30:-in tall. 2). ee $1.00

PURPLE SAGE (Russell) —Deep wine
purple with slight yellow mid-rib.
Flower of good size with edges of pet-
ais slichtly ruffled, 3 ft. tall. Mid-
SSASON ee ee Meet. er iTng eh . Awee

PURPLE WATERS (Russell)—A deep
wine colored day lily of good size,
flowers open ful] and the ruffled pet-
als are sliahtly reflexed, the throat is
greenish yellow and the flower keeps
well in the evenina. 3 ft. tall, blooms
in July and August.....: 7. & saeeeee 50c

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QUEEN ESTHER (Sass)—A crimson self
colored variety of great beauty and
brilliance. Flowers are of good size,
Mm isty fie. foe, (ee Le, 75c

RED CINDERELLA (Russell)—A brilliant
Chinese red with a _ satiny sheen.
Orange throat. The flowers are of good
size, wide open, with wide petals and
sepals, wnich are ruffled and slightly
recurved, very showy. Midseason. 3

BM Rees tt SF re Sao. 79c

RED PERFECTION. (Russell)—Dormant.
Rich orange red with deeper red
veins and rich chrome throat. Petals
recurved and ruffled. Midseason.75c

RED ROCK CANYON (Milliken)—Semi-
Ever green. A full large orange red
flower with a heavier shading of
Brazil red. Wide creped petals, Yellow
Bia ee ett. Tily. wk Gee. ee $1.00

REGAL LADY (Nesmith)—A rose bicolor.
Large flowers with deep rose petals
blending into a deeper rose zone bor-
dering the pale yellow cup. The cream
sepals are flushed with rose. giving
the effect of a bi-color. July- Aug. 75c

REVOLUTE (Sass) — Large blooms of
pure lemon yellow, each segment
rolls back, wide open trumpet shape
flower on stalk about four feet. In
Pleomiee Uly-AuUgUSt ic ost: sce s $2.00

ROMEO (Hawkins) — Wide open large
flowers 5!/. inches, purple marocn
with deep yellow throat, remains open
in the evening, with many buds to
stalk. 3!/ ft. tall. Midseason..... .$1.00

ROYAL RUBY (Nesmith) — A glowing
deep ruby red which runs into the
depths of the flower. Flower of good
size. Plant of medium height. One of
the best red varieties. 2!/2 ft. July,
OUEST ie te aI ae pe RR as 75c

ROYALTY (Nesmith) Large open flow-
ers with broad petals and sepals. A
maroon with a velvety almost black-
ish sheen. The cup of the flower is
a rich chrome yellow. July-August, 3
SIME otters. ees ed hina tyes ween as 60c

RUDDY RED (Nesmith) — This hemero-
callis has depth of color, giving a
glowing red effect, The petals are
Vandyke red. sepals a little lighter in
Poors lily August] otis «gh >t 50c

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RUSSELL’S MINUET (Russell) —A _ bi-
color of good size, petals are rich
rose red, sepals canary yellow. Low
growing, 2 ft. Blooms July-August. 75:

SALMON SHEEN (Taylor) — Evergreen.
Lovely salmon pink with a beautiful
sheen. Wide petaled and sun resist-
ant, well branched and remains open
evenings. 30 in: 4:2 42 eee $1.50

SANTA MARIA (Russell)—-Near old rose
in color with a yellow throat, of good
size. Stays open evenings, useful for
flower arrangements. 2!/) ft. Midsea-

SON Os vb a eee $1.00

SATURN (Stout)—3 ft. June, July. Flower
of robust multiflora type. 3 in spread;
numerous in clusters. Dark orange-
red, overcast bronze. A trace of eye
on crest of petal, suffusing into clear
apricot yellow and distinctive mar-
ginal bond. (Introducer’s descrip-
tions) te A'e Se eae et aee2

SCARLET LETTER (Hill) — Dormant.
Large flower of bright red shade de-
scribed as tomato red. Heavy sub-
stance, long season of bloom. June,
Tulyn.s ft et cat ons $1.00

SEASONG (Russell)—Evergreen. Fra-
grant spidery greenish yellow, re-
curved sepals and petals. 30 in. July-
August. 2).24 4...) $1.00

SEMINOLE CHIEF (Lester) Blooms of
fine form and of good size. A cherry
red that is very attractive. 32 inches.
REG anes ne elie ee a eee 50c

SEVEN SEAS (Russell)—Large flower of
rosy brown with deeper brown veins
and yellow midrib, sepals a little
lighter shade Blooms in July on 3 ft.
stalks. Bi-color effect::s223ameeee 752

SHOW G'RL (Wheeler) — Evergreen.
Beautiful orchid pink with rosy veins
Wide ruffled petals and sepals. Large
flowers on graceful stems. June, July.

a3 fte ts. erase ren. « a decuiioen We ohen $1.50

SINGAPORE (Bechtold)—Large fluted
pale yellow self, with a swish of dark
red marking on each petal. Flower
stands broadly open and measures 6
in, June-July: doit... Se 60c

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SKYLARK (Russell)—Thick textured lem
on yellow with green throat. Large
flowers on tall stems, slightly recurved,

ruffled flowers that remain open late at
TIT ce oe ce oe dos OC

SPIDER RED (Douglas)—Dormant. Large
open star shaped flower, narrow
spidery sepals and petals of orange
red, deeper halo and center firey
orange. 44 in. tall. Midseason.. $1.50

STALWART (Cook)—Large flower ot
tawny reddish bronze and orange
with a gold throat. The petals are
recurved with a golden midrib. july,
© SLBA RRR A al oie Sriar ang $ .50

STARLIGHT (Nesmith)—Finest early
pale yellow large blooms, broad pet-
als of pale creamy yellow A desir-
able variety, blooms in June and July
pmmetat ke 40- talles sn. caw les $1.00

STAR OF GOLD (Sass) — Evergre:n.
One of the largest of the light yellows.
6 to 7 inch star shaped blooms. 40
inches tall. July, August. ...... .75e

STARS OVER DALLAS (Russell) —
Evergreen. A large very pale lemon
with a cool green throat. The wide
petals are slightly twisted and _ re-
curved and of fine texture. 3 ft.. .$1.50

SUE ELLEN (Hill) — Dormant. Early
bright red with many flowers on the
stalk. Orange throat. June. 30 in..$1.50

SU-LIN (Nesmith)—-A lovely bicolor of
pale mauve and creamy yellow. The
flowers are open and flaring with
petals of orchid pink and sepals of
light yellow. July-Aug. 3 ft.......75e

SUMMER GLOW (Cumming)—Light yel-
low blossoms of medium size are
borne profusely on much branched
slender stalks 5 feet or more in height,
it is erect in habit, graceful and ef-
fective throughout the entire summer.
Considered one of the best Daylilies
PeeLAllemass sCOlOM, <c-.1oe ue act ee 50c

SUNGOLD (Dreer) — The flowers are of
good size and texture, of a deep
orange yellcw, with broad petals. One
of the earliest crange varieties, blooms
Pema TOW sii tal btg oe ek rn ete ee ae 60c

SUSAN TREADWELL (Sass)—Light yel-
low trumpet shaped flower of good
size. One of the latest to bloom.
August, September. 30 in........$200

SWEETBRIER (Nesmith)—A large flower
of dull rose blended apricot, wide
open form showing a soft yellow
throat. Plant is vigorous and prolific
juy-August: Gl, fti.0. eee $1.00

TAPERLIGHT (Nesmith) — Dormant.
Creamy yellow of good size wiih
many flowers to the plant. July, Aug.
O00ins, Ae. sae ee $1.00

THEADORE MEADE (Traub) Evergreen.
Large bright saffron yellow sepals
and petals that roll back. Semi-spider
effect. Many buds, long season of
bloom. June into July; 2 yous $1 50

THE CHAMP (Russell) — Very large
pale yellow with wide over-lapping
peial with a faint shading of copper
that can hardly be seen late in the
evening. Keep; well in the hottest
sun _and. blooms .profuselyaemamern
July-August’ “2, =) 60c

THE DIRECTOR (Russell)—Large flower
with wide overlapping petals. Ruffled
and crinkled like crepe paper. The
color is a rich wine red with narrow
veins of burgandy. June-July.

SO sine Fo ee bien 60c

THE SULTAN (Nesmith)—Velvety dark
red with a gold throat. Flower is of
good size with broad petals and
sepals, darker flush toward center of
bloom. July.

THOROBRED (Nesmith)—Large lily-like
red flowers. Tall well branched stalks
carry its bloom season on for a long
pericd of time. July-August. 3 ft.. .60c

TRACERY (Nesmith)—A broad petaled
flower of light yellow with a delicate
tracery of salmon buff in the center
of the open cup shaped bloom, firm
substance and _ exceptionally well
branched stalks with many buds.. .75c

TRAIL OF GOLD (Russell) — Evergreen.
Huge buff yellow self color, slightly
ruffled twisted petals. 3 ft. tall...
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TRIUMPH (Stout) — Evergreen. Large
flower of a rich yellow color with a
faint red halo. Open evenings.

VALIANT (Cook) — Deciduous. Rich
clean golden orange. Wide petals
which are fluted and have heavy sub-
stance. July-August. 30 in....... $1.00

VESTA (Stout) —Semi-Dwarf. Flower
good size of deep orange with glist-
ening golden sheen. Fragrant, open
evenings. Midseason. 30”........ 50c

VINORE (Hawkins) — Flcwers are re-
Eurved in form, of large ‘size, 9!
inches or more, of a distinct pinkish
apricot self color with heavy sub-
stance. Many buds on well branched
stalks. Midseason. 3/2 ft.......$1.00

WAR PATH (Russell) — An outstanding
red of very rich but bright red with
satiny sheen, both petals and sepals,
orange throat, flowers of good size
and opens fully reflexed. Blooms in
er O RTS ycra seins co th cartes oO, 75c

WEKIWA (Traub)—Flower of medium
size of rich velvety red with garnet
eye zone, orange yellow throat.
Long season of bloom. July-August.
Ry Alcs tec, Se erage Tah s what 60c

WELAKA (Watkins) — Evergreen. Large
blooms of glowing reddish orange,
with a crepe like heavy texture with
broad petals. July and August. 3 ft.

75c

PCCM e te sels a exes 6 0.8 6 Shs) @ 6 Se ee) 87 618i 6.2 68). °

WHEELER HALO (Wheeler) — Ever-
green. An evening bloomer of rich
yellow with a cinnamon halo. Tri-
angular shaped. July and August.
LU Tg A Os leo Pea Ad SRG ear Po Le 75°

WINDSOR TAN (Nesmith) — Deciduous.
Broad petaled bi-color of good sub-
stance in warm tan and buff yellow.
Excellent form and really different.
a large, beautiful flower. July Aug.
SS Geul ee eee rare $1.09

WINONA (Cook) — Large wide open
flower of pale buff yellow with a flush
of rusty fulvous. Very attractive.
Blooms in July-August. 36”...... .75¢

21

WINSOME (Yeld) — Light yellow, fra-
grant, long blooming. Season be-
tween the early and mid-season varie-
ties.. June-July.: .36” 1.20... 50c

YELLOW FRILLS (Sass-Stump) — Flow-
ers very large, ruffled light yellow.
Many buds on the tall branching
stems, AugustSept).:1.+...aeme $1.00

YELLOWSTONE (Kraus) — Deciduous.
A large wide open free flowering yel-
low with wide petals, beautifully
creped and ruffled. Very fragrant. It
has been called an improved Hy-
perion.. July. 30° in.) 435 50c

HOSTA

Hardy herbaceous perennials with
handsome green or variegated foliage
Flowers lily-like on graceful stems.

Do best if grown in shade or partial
shade, ideal for north side of building
or shady place among foundation plant-
ing, also under trees.

Keep well watered in extreme hot
dry weather.

Can be planted any time from spring
till fall. Plants shipped soon as possible
after May Ist.

ALBA MARGINATA — A picturesque
plant with handsome big leaves edged
with a broad band of white that holds
its color throughout the summer. It
grows into a fine ornamental clump
Ideal for flower arrangements, leaves
more slender and not as broad as
Fortunei Alba Marginata. Blooms in
middle of summer on tall stalks. .$1.50

22

CAERULEA—The irue variety has the

bluest {lowers of any of the Hostas.
It is the next largest in size of flower
to H. plantaginea with very round
puffed out bells of lavender blue dis-
tinctly penciled on the inner surface
with deeper color. The leaves are
glossy green of large size and grace-
ful form. Use for border planting with
pale yellow Hemerocallis in the back-

ground, July-August. ...6.0..65 =. 75c

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DECORATA — The blunt leaved plan-
tain-lily that has dark green leaves
with white edges. Plant about one
foot tall. Blossoms of lavender-purple
with lighter stripes on stelks 2 ft. tall
insAugust 3.5.0 a5) eee $1.00

ERROMENA—This Hosta has been iden-
24

tified through illustrations and de-
scription in “Bailey Herbarum” as Hos-
ta Erromena. Listed and sold also
under names Japonica and Lancifolia
Undulata.

It is a robust growing plant with dark
green leaves with prominent curved
veins either side of midrib, blade of
leaf about 8 to 10 inches long, about
4 inches broad. Flowers pale lilac
bells on stalks 2'/2 teet tall, blooms
Prietiy tea: sc Me ae ee te TOC

FORTUNEI—A very fine outstanding spe-

cies with good size glaucus leaves.

Makes a fine specimen plant. Foliage
not quite as large and more pointed
than Seiboldiana. Lavender blue bell

shaped flowers on stems 2 ft. or more

Hosta Fortunei Alba Marginata
*

FORTUNEI ALBO-MARGINATA

This tall, showy plantain-lily has arch
ing leaves two feet long that sweep
over to the ground. The leaf blade,
six inches by ten inches, is shiny
green, edged with a one-half band
of white. The very pale lavender
flowers, almost white, are dainty, bell-

shaped, spread along a_ three-foot

stalk and start blooming in early July.

FORTUNE! GIGANTEA — Greenish blue
leaves of large size that are slightly
more pointed than Siebcldiana with
lavender pinkish flowers that zise

above plant 2 feet or more and b!oom

FORTUNEI VIRDIS MARGINATA —
Large pointed leaves of olive green
with a broad margin of dark green
Flowers are bell shaped and lavender
pink in color and blooms in July on
stalks 2 ft. Plant turns dark green

meter. Summer... .-48e. Se ous ok $1.50

HONEY BELLS (Bristol Nurseries)—This
is a hybrid hosta Bricinsied by Alex
Cumming. The trumpei like flowers
are an inch and a half across of soft
lavendsr-lilac shade carried on 3 ft.
spikes. Foliage is of good size similar
in shape and color to Plantigena.

Biconis in, August: ...:. fet 61.00

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The narrow-leaved plantain-lily (Hosta
lancifolia albo-marginata).

LANCIFOLIA ALBO-MARGiINATA—The

narrow-leaved plantain-lily, is a rapid
grower. The slim light green leaves
have a white line along the edges of
the narrow blades. The leaves are
about eight inches to twelve inches
long. The flowers are lavender, with
white lines, bell-shaped, on two-foor
stalks in the middle of August. This
makes a bushy growth of leaves and
a thick border plant. It is a very
pleasing plantain-lily and desirable
to have as it blooms vigorously and
freely e475 WL. oe tee oe 752 each

LANCIFOLIA AUREA — Lance leaf va-

riety, same form as Lancifolia Fortis
Leaves are yellow in spring which
turn light green later in the seascn.

$1.00
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LANCIFOLIA FORTIS—Lance leaf plan-

tain lily. Long lance like foliage, dark
green in color, produced in abund-
ance. Flowers are violet. Bloom Sep
tember and October on stems two feei
tall, very floriferous and _ especially
welcome as it is in bloom over a long
period in the fall when flowers are
OES IONE Ne ORV tee eee Tae oe iors 50c

LANCIFOLIA TARDIFLORA — A rare

variety that is very late blooming. The
leaves are slender and a deep green
in color. The flowering stalk is strong
with wide open blooms of delicate
lavender. Rather tender and should
be heavily mulched in the north for
RAGS Lice ek Reset ee Say ON $2.50

MINOR ALBA — Dwarf form. Splendid
for rock gardens or edge of shady
border. Foliage bright green. Flowers
white, bell like in form on stems 12
inches tall. Fine for cutting. Blooms
PmSevlembets. tutes. eeat te eae $1.09

NAKAIMO — Species trom Japan with
light green round leaves that are
pointed, of good size. Plant grows 12
to 15 inches tall. Deep lavender flow-
ers early midseason on stalks 2 ft. tall.
Often blooms second time later in sea-
son after plant is established.

REN sarge Bi. iy PCO . » Sa ae

The short-cluster plantain-lily (Hosta
sieboldiana) with the wavy-leaved
Hosta undulata at right:

SIEBOLDIANA — The large, broad
rounded leaves are overlaid with a
heavy gray blue luster. The creamy
pale lavender flowers have heavy sub-

‘stance and are borne on short clus-

woes

ited stalks above the foliage. In

bloom about the first of July.....$1.00
30

Hosta subcordata Grandiflora

SUBCORDATA GRANDIFLORA — Also

listed as Plantaginea. Large yellowish
green leaves on long stems. Largest
blooms of all Hosta. Pure white, lily-
like in form. In bloom August, Sep:

femprer 24° INnCheS:. . iho. ds oe vw fe 60c

UNDULATA UNIVITTATA. The heavy,
waxy, dark green leaves are very aec-
orative with wide creamy, wnite stripe
in the center of the leaves, tne long
bell shaped flowers, lavender shade.

Bloom in July on stems 30 in. tall 50c

UNDULATA VARIEGATA — Similar to
Undulata Univittata. Leaves have more
white than the above. Plants slightly
smaller. Lavender pink flowers in

MrcListihes sth oe eek: i: SPT SE Be $1.00

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