Maule's seed catalogue : 1896 . received from Japan 0 for the first time last year. It is described as a dwarf white Lilium Aura- O turn without spots; having dark brown anthers, and a perfume pleasanter * and more delicate than that of Auratum. The flowers are large, widelyS expanded, of great substance and exquisitely beautiful. It is admirablyh adapted to pot culture. From a decorative point of view it is a grand Lily,,0 and one that will doubtless become as popular as Lilium Auratum. It grows less than 18 inches in height, and the plants produce a large number 2 of flowers, which are pure
Maule's seed catalogue : 1896 . received from Japan 0 for the first time last year. It is described as a dwarf white Lilium Aura- O turn without spots; having dark brown anthers, and a perfume pleasanter * and more delicate than that of Auratum. The flowers are large, widelyS expanded, of great substance and exquisitely beautiful. It is admirablyh adapted to pot culture. From a decorative point of view it is a grand Lily,,0 and one that will doubtless become as popular as Lilium Auratum. It grows less than 18 inches in height, and the plants produce a large number 2 of flowers, which are pure white. According to the best English publica-UJ tions it is one of the finest Lilies of recent introduction, and will soon9 acquire a high degree of popularity, and be grown wherever Lilies aree appreciated. It is so well thought of in England that it was introduced there in ISOl as a new lily at one guinea each. I have succeeded in secnr-^ ing a few hundred bulbs of this grand nevM ve7y low figure. 35 cents each; 3 for Liiium Auratum. DOUBLE TIGER LILY. TigrinumFlore Pleno.—This realiy perfectly dou-ble Lilv should be planted in every gar-den in the land. They are of statelyhabit, growing from 4 to 6 feet high; fo-liage dark green, very long and bearingan immense number of bright and love-)v double orange red flowers, distinctlyspotted with black; accurately illus-trated herewith. If you have neverplanted Lilies, you should try DoubleTiger Lilv; if vou have a collection,you should add this one to make it com-plete and attractive; as few liliesequal it for brilliant display and yieldrnig so liberal a quantitj of bloom^It cents eac h, 4 for 50 cents; 10 for £ Hardy Garden ... $, postpaid. 7 For only $ I willsend, postpaid, one eachof the above 7 HardyGarden Lilies, a collec-tion carefully selectedand unsurpassed. 93
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