CURRIE BROS. CO. AUTUMN CATALOGUE, 1926 



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FREESIA. 



An attractive Cape Flower, exquisitely perfumed, originally 

 pure white or faintly yellow, but developed latterly to pro- 

 duce many colors. The flower trusses are strikingly beautiful 

 and unexcelled for cutting. The unexpanded blooms opening 

 in the water, fill the air with a moist, delicate fragrance, and 

 their endurance is really remarkable. The bulbs are not hardy 

 and must be grown inside. Plant several in a 6-inch pot 

 about two inches below the surface. They will begin to bloom 

 in six weeks. 



Each 

 Purity — A pure white Freesia. The flowers are 

 very large and are borne freely on long 

 stiff stems ; excellent for cutting. 

 Mammoth Bulbs $ .07 



Doz. 



100 



1000 



$ .70 S4.50 S33.00 



RAINBOW FREESIAS. 



As the name indicates, these Freesias come in a number of 

 beautiful colors, Yellow, Blue, Violet, Mauve, Pink, Lavender. 

 They are a new variety developed in Japan, and should be 

 grown by all lovers of bulbous flowers. They are easily grown 

 in the house and do not have to be started in the dark. 



1000 



}S .35 S2.50 S20.00 



Crocus. 



CROCUS. 



Planted in clusters by themselves in the garden 

 or lawn Crocuses are very efl'ective. A favorite 

 method of planting is to put the bulbs just below 

 the sod in the lawn so that the flowers will come 

 up through the grass in the early spring. They 

 may be grown successfully in the house or green- 

 house, the pots or pans in which the bulbs have 

 been planted being kept in a cold cellar until the 

 middle of January, as even a moderately mild tem- 

 perature before that date will spoil them. 



GIANT NAMED CROCUS. 



Doz. 100 



Cloth of Gold — Golden striped, brown ; early 



Cloth of Silver — White striped, lilac; early 



David Rizzio — Large, purple 



Kathleen Parlow — Purest white ; large orange 



anthers: flowers of fine substance 



Mont Blanc — Large, white 



King of the Blues — Large, dark blue 



Non Plus Ultra — Purple, with white tip 



Sir Walter Scott — White, striped, purple 



MIXED CROCUS. 



White varieties 



Blue and purple 



Golden yellow 



Striped and variegated 



Mixed, all colors 



SCILLA. 



Siberica — One of the most beautiful," 

 early spring blooming bulbs, bearing 

 a profusion of remarkably pretty, 

 rich blue flowers as soon as the snow 

 has disappeared from the ground. 

 Grown in masses or with Crocuses 

 and Snowdrops, it presents a charm- 

 ing effect. It is perfectly hardy and 

 remains in bloom a long time. It 

 also makes a very showy plant for 

 the conservatory or parlor in winter. 



CAMPANULATA— (Spanish Blue-bell, or Wood Hyacinth) 



A beautiful spring-flowering Scilla ; spikes of bell-shaped flowers, 

 fine for naturalizing in the woods, etc. 



Each Doz. 100 



Blue $.10 $1.00 $8.00 



Rose 10 1.00 8.00 



White 10 1.00 8.00 



Each 



General Pershing — Lavender-pink with yellow throat $ .10 



California — Rich yellow 10 



Mrs. Marc Peter — Deep rosy salmon, lower petals blotched 



orange and yellow 10 



Splendens — Best lavender 10 



Each 

 Mixed Colors S .08 



Doz. 

 S .75 



Doz. 

 $1.00 

 1.00 



1.00 

 1.00 



100 

 S5.25 



'$ .25 S2.00 S12.50 



Each 

 S .08 



Doz. 



$ .75 



100 

 S5.00 



Freesia. 



All bulbs on this page delivered to any Postoffiee or Express Office in the United States at prices named, except where otherwise noted. 



