. Dreer's novelties and specialties for 1937 . Japanese Iris, Gold Bound Astarte. Double violet. Blue Belle. Single, deep blue; late. Blue Bird. Double, clear blue. Gold Bound. The finest double white. Iso-No-Nami. Double soft blue. Kuma-fungin. Tall, purple-blue, double. Mahogany. Double, velvety crimson-purple. Manadzuru. Double white, veined with blue. Otomenewood. Single, royal purple; early. Oyodo. Double wine red. Purple and Gold. Double violet-purple. Rose Anna. Double ivory white with ruby red veins. Turban. Double light blue. Violet Herrington. Double violet with white veinings. Any o
. Dreer's novelties and specialties for 1937 . Japanese Iris, Gold Bound Astarte. Double violet. Blue Belle. Single, deep blue; late. Blue Bird. Double, clear blue. Gold Bound. The finest double white. Iso-No-Nami. Double soft blue. Kuma-fungin. Tall, purple-blue, double. Mahogany. Double, velvety crimson-purple. Manadzuru. Double white, veined with blue. Otomenewood. Single, royal purple; early. Oyodo. Double wine red. Purple and Gold. Double violet-purple. Rose Anna. Double ivory white with ruby red veins. Turban. Double light blue. Violet Herrington. Double violet with white veinings. Any of the above: Each 35c; 3 for $; 12 for $; 25 for $ Set of 14 Varieties, value $, for $ Japanese Iris in Mixture. 25 for $ Each 25c; 3 for 70c; 12 for $; Liatris —Blazing Star, Gay Feather Scariosa superba. Showy and attractive native plant succeed- ing anywhere. This late-flowering type is the showiest form of the tall-growing varieties. Produces large heads of purple flowers on extra-long spikes in August and September. Each 30c; 3 for 85c; 12 for $; 25 for $ The Book of Perennials {Hottes). An interesting book giving valuable information on the growing, using, and prop- agating of hardy perennial plants. Revised and enlarged. $ per copy, postpaid. New and Rare Varieties of Iris germanica Flowering Flag, Fleur de Lis The following varieties are among the most magnificent newer introductions oblained up to the present time. Their colorings and form are superb and they represent the giants of the family in size of individual flowers and habit of growth. Alta California. 48 in. The tallest and one of the finest new yellow Iris. Clear deep yellow with the falls faintly bronzed which adds to its attractiveness. Of perfect form and texture. Each $ Blue Velvet. 46 in. One of the most beautiful and appropriately named as the entire flower seems to be cut out of velvet and the color is a deep intense blue. Each $ Dauntless. 40 in.
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