Childs' bulbs that bloom : bulbs that bloom plants that please berries that bear . Fall Catalog of Plants axd Bulbs for 1920. The briislj cannot paint or the pen portray the ex-quisite- purity and delicacy, yet magnificent grandeur, orthe stalely Lily. It is the plus ultra of floral beauty andwe urge, our friends to each year add a few Lilies totheir collection. No other flower will so adorn nurhomes when in bloom, and they constantly improve afterplanting. We feel sure if our readers could see a goodcollection of from twenty to forty different sort- inbloom they would never rest until they ha
Childs' bulbs that bloom : bulbs that bloom plants that please berries that bear . Fall Catalog of Plants axd Bulbs for 1920. The briislj cannot paint or the pen portray the ex-quisite- purity and delicacy, yet magnificent grandeur, orthe stalely Lily. It is the plus ultra of floral beauty andwe urge, our friends to each year add a few Lilies totheir collection. No other flower will so adorn nurhomes when in bloom, and they constantly improve afterplanting. We feel sure if our readers could see a goodcollection of from twenty to forty different sort- inbloom they would never rest until they had a goodlynumber of their own. As a rule Lilies are of the easiesteuliivation, especially the following, which have beencarefully selected as the very hardiest, handsomest, andbest. Batemanni—Rich apricot. Very handsome. Canadense—A fine, bell-shaped flower; light orange-yellow; spotted. Pardalinum—Rich, scarlet and yellow flowers spottedwith rich brown: robust and free-flowering. A superbLily, and one which will give The greatest satisfac-tion. Succeeds in all situations. Superbum—Three to six feet high; flower
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