MTSS MARY E. MARTIN, FLORAL PARK, NEW YORK. 



Finest Named Bouquet Hyacinths. 



I am making a special drive in these five named Bouquet Hyacinths. They produce lovely 

 spikes of bright fragrant flowers at small cost. These Bulbs will make a LITTLE MONEY GO 

 A GOOD WAY, and make a lovely display of flowers. 



Ida. 



Gigantea. 



Baroness von Thnyll. 



Charles Dickens. 



JVa Tour D'Anvergne. 



Ida, golden yellow. 

 Gigantea, lovely blush pink. 

 Baroness von Thuyll, snow white; very early. 

 Charles Dickens, the best bright blue. 



I,a Tonr W Auvergne, the best and loveliest of all the double whites. 

 Price of any of these five magnificent named kinds, 5c each, 4&C. dozen, #3.50 per 

 100, prepaid, by express. 



One each of the five named kinds, 20C. 



Feather or Cockade Hyacinths. 



A VERITABLE FEATHERED COCKADE. 



A real curiosity. First, a frizzed, 

 cockade-like spike, an inch or two in 

 length, appears above the soil, and as it 

 slowly rises on its long stalk it becomes 

 five or six times as long as at first, devel- 

 oping into a long feathery blue plume, and 

 lasting for weeks in that condition. Per- 

 fectly hardy in the garden, and fine for 

 pots. 



2, for 5c, 5 for I2C, 12 for 25c, 

 100 for 75C. 



' ^ Feather or Cockade Hyacinth. 



Grape and Cockade Hyacinths, mixed, 3 for 5c, 25c. per dozen, 



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