TULIPS. 



KOR F'ORCI^iG A9iD OPE9( GROVMD. There is an increasinsT c]<niaiic] 

 Tor Xulips, especially I^a Reiue, Keizerkroon. Vello'vs' Pf iiice, Toui ne^ol 

 and Ctirysolora, and Florists taave made money out of them. 



THE letters A. B and C indicate earliness of blooming. 

 Those marked A are earliest, B next, and then C. L 

 stands for late. 

 We have g-iven special attention to the selection of our 

 Tulips, and our collection is unusually fine, embracing the 

 choicest leading varieties. For early forcing the Due van 

 Thol and earlj- spring sorts are best. They should be started 

 in September, and treated the same as Hyacinths. Early in 

 November they may be removed into heat. The greater part 

 ought to be potted from the middle of September to the end 

 of October. For oiitdoor planting they should be set three to 

 four inches deep, and four to six inches apart, according to 

 the size of the bulb. A few bulbs planted here and there 

 produce but little effect, but when planted in masses, or in 

 small groups, they become at once briliant and grand, and 

 surpass in variety of coloring and picturesque effect almost 

 any other flower. 



SINGLE DUC VAN THOL TULIPS. 



Very Early and Dwarf. Per Doz. Per 100. 



WHITE 



ROSE 



.SC.XKl.ET 



(•RHISOX 



VEM.OW 



KEU aiMl YELLOW MIXED. 



$0 35 

 35 

 30 

 30 

 35 



$2 50 

 2 50 

 1 25 



1 25 



2 50 

 1 25 



20 

 20 



$1 25 



2 25 



1 CO 

 1 20 

 1 50 

 1 00 



MIXED TULIPS. 



SINOiI.E EAKI.Y— Extra Fine ^lixetl.— Made up from 

 named sorts, proper proportions, of bright colors, all bloom- 

 ing together and <>t uniform heights. -Oc. per dozen. $1.00 

 per 100, §«.00 per 1000. 



SINGLE EARLY TULIPS. 



H'ight in isch s. Per Doz. Per 100. 



B 7 ARTIS, scarlet, well-shaped flower, fine for 



forcing or bedding $0 20 



B 7 BELLE ALLIANCE— (Waterloo) bright scarlet ; 



large bulb 30 



B 7 BIZARD A ERDICT. large golden yellow, striped 

 and feathered crimson 



E 7 BRITIS. red 



AS CANARY BIRD, clear, rich, golden yellow 5i5 



CARDINAL'S HAT, dark red 20 



B 7 CHR VSOLORA. golden yellow, large and at- 

 tractive 



COTTAGE MAID, carmine, pink centre of 

 petals feathered white, base yellow; a charm- 

 ing variety 



C 9 COILEIR PONCEAi;, rosy crimson; large 

 white base 



B 7 CRIMSOX KIXG. crimson; a fine bedding Tulip 



B9 DUCHESS DE PARMA, bronze, orange border; 

 verj' large fine flower 



B 7 JAGT YOX DELFT, fine white 



JOOST A'OX YOXDEL, extra red and white.... 



BIO KEIZERKROOX, deep crimson, with broad 

 orange-yellow margin, large and exceedingly 

 effective 



B 7 LA REIXE (Queen Victoria), the best white 

 Tulip known 



20 



20 1 00 



20 



25 



15 

 20 



1 00 

 1 50 



1 00 

 1 10 

 1 .50 



25 1 10 



Height in inches. Per Doz. Per 100 



B7 L'IMMACULEE, pure white, yellow base; very 



early $0 20 



AS POTTEB.VKKER, yellow 



AS POTTEISAKKER. scarlet 



AS POTTEBAKKBR. white 



BS ROSA Ml MJI, rose and white 



B7 STAXD.VRD ROYAL SILVER, white and crim.- 



son 



B 7 YELLOW PRIXCE, sweet-scented 



30 

 30 

 30 

 20 



25 

 20 



$1 10 



2 00 

 2 00 

 2 00 

 1 00 



1 75 

 1 25 



Add 5C. Per Dozen for TULIPS When Ordering 

 Bv MaiL 

 DOUBLE TULIPS. 



DOUBLE Tulips have massive flowers of brilliant and 

 varied colors, shades and markings, and, being double, 

 the flowers last much longer in bloom than single vari- 

 eties, and in consequence, when singles and doubles are 

 planted in conjunction the "time of the Tulips" is greatly 

 prolonged. They are robust growers and exceedingly effec- 

 tive. When ordering by mail, add 5e. per dozen to the price 

 for postage. 



height in mcjies. Per Doz. Per 100. 



EXTRA FINE 9IIXED. best quality $0 20 $1 00 



(Per 1000, fO.OO.) 



A 6 DLC VAX THOL. yellow and red 20 



A 7 GLORI.1i SOLIS, bronze crimson, with yellow 



border 25 



IMPER.VTOR RllBRORl M, bright scarlet; fine 



for forcing 



B6 CAXDEIR, white; very effectixe for bedding.. 

 A 6 LADY GRAMJISOX, dwarf in habit, scarlet.... 

 BSMl'RRILLO. magnificent blush, white shaded 



rose; large flowers; fine for forcing 



L, 6 PEOXY GOLD 



AS Pl'RPLE CROWX, deep purple 25 



B7REX Rl BRORl M, bright scarlet, large and 



showy 25 



ROSE CROWX. dark carmine; early 2o 



B 7 ROSE BLAXCHE. extra large, pure white, slight- 

 ly green ' 20 



A7ROSIXE, splendid rose 2o 



TOI RXESOL. red and vellow 2o 



L6 YELLOW ROSE, golden yellow, late flowering; 



fragrant 20 



LATE TULIPS. 

 The following Tulips are very desirable for outdoor plant- 

 ing as they come into bloom when the early sorts have 

 passed their prime, and thereby prolong the show of Tulip 

 flowers at least two weeks. Per Doz. Per 100. 



BIZARRES, yellow ground, with crimson. 



red or white marking $0 25 



BYBLOEMEXS, white ground with purple, 



lilac or black markings 20 



BREEDERS, splendid colors mixed so 



PARROT TULIPS. 



A very distinct species, producing brilliantly colored flow 

 ers, of great size and grotesque shape 



35 

 20 

 20 



35 

 25 



1 10 



1 50 



2 50 



1 25 



1 25 



2 50 

 1 50 

 1 50 



1 50 

 1 50 



1 25 

 1 50 

 1 50 



1 25 



$1 50 



1 25 

 1 50 



20 



1 in 



FIXEST MIXED, htrge. 



ABED °F 50 EftRLY^ 

 LARGE^FLOWERINCT^ 



For $1.25 POS T PAID-g)/ 



stock. 15c. per dozen; 

 $1.00 per 100. 

 MAISTRE CRAMOISII.— 

 Dozen, 20c.; 100, .1!1.2,-. 



ASSORTMENTS OF 

 BULBS AT = = 

 SPECIAL PRICES 

 One Dollar Assortment. 



12 Hyacinths. 



24 Tulips. 



6 Narcissus. 



25 Crocus. 

 12 Freesias. 



Two Dollar Assortment. 



Three Dollar Assortment. 



24 Hyacinths. 

 t] Jonquils. 



Tulips. 

 12 Narcissus. 

 12 Snowdrops. 



25 Crocus. 

 12 Freesias. 



6 Oxalis. 



2 Callas. 



18 Hyacinths. 

 2 Cyclamen. 

 10 Jonquils. 

 12 Snowdrops. 

 12 Narcissus. 

 12 Oxalis. 



12 Scilla. 

 ICO Crocus. 

 25 Freesias 

 50 Tulips. 

 2 Callas. 



