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EiULBS FOR AUTUMIV PLAPMTirNlG-^ 



HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR 



DOUBLE flIwe'Lg tulips 



DOUBLE TULIPS have massive flowers of brilliant and varied colors, shades 

 and markings, and bein^ double, the flowers last much longer in bloom 

 than single varieties, and. in consequence, when singles and doubles are 

 planted in conjunction the " time of the Tulips " is greatly prolonged. Double 

 Tulips are beautifully adapted for beds on the lawn, in the garden, and for mingling 

 in clumps of half a dozen or more around the edges of shrubbery. They are robust 

 growers and exceedingly effective. The early sorts (those indicated by an "A" 

 or " B ") do splendidly when grown in pots for winter blooming; but must be forced 

 much slower than Single Early Tulips, by keeping them cooler. 



JF DuUbLE 1 LLII- 



NAMED VARIETIES OF 



DOUBLE 



EAKLY- 

 FLOWERING 



TULIPS. 



The letters following the varieties indicat e their earliness: 

 those marked " A " flower together and are 

 the earliest; those marked "B" follow, etc. 

 The figures indicate the average height in 

 inches. 



Agnes. B7. Bright fiery scarlet, large dou- 

 ble flower 



.Alba Maxima. B8. A fine new double 

 white with yellow base 



.\rabella. (Double Proserpine.) A9. Car- 

 mine-rose flowers, 4 inches across, extra 

 fine 



Blanche Hative. ^10. A very fine and 

 large semi-double, pure white, very early 



Count Leicester. B7. Orange and yellow 

 feathered 



Crown of Gold. (Courotme d'Or.) BIO. 

 Large flower, very double, rich golden- 

 yellow, shaded orange. A fine garden 

 tulip and one of the best double yellows 

 for winter forcing 



Crown of Roses. (Couroniie des Roses.) B9. 

 A magnificent Tulip ; large, very double, of 

 a rich, dark, satiny, rose-carmine color, 

 shaded cerise, fine bedder 



Due Van Thol, double, red and yellow. A7. 

 Very early, dwarf and fine for forcing. . . . 



Duke of York. BIO. Lovely variety, very 

 double, carmine-rose, edged broadly with 

 white, suffused rose, showy and fine 



Epaulette d'Argent. B8. A very strikin 

 flower. Red and white striped, large and 

 double 



Qloria Solis. A9. A grand flower, deep 

 crimson, with broad golden margin, very 

 large 



Grand Alexander. B6. Dwarf in growth, 

 but a large, very double, showy flower, 

 mahogany-red, broadly edged deep golden 

 yellow 



Imperator Rubrorum. A9. Splendid bright 

 scarlet, yellow base, a fine full double. A 

 fine Tulip for bedding and the finest of all 

 double scarlets for forcing for winter flow 

 ers 



Prices — delivered 

 free in tite U. S. 



Each 



3c. 

 3c. 



4c. 

 7c. 

 3c. 



7c. 

 3c. 



3c. 



10c. 



3c. 



Doz. 



30c. 



30c. 



35c. 

 7oc. 

 30c. 



2.5c. 



1.00 



30c. 



35c. 

 50c. 



100 



S2.00 

 2.00 



2.50 

 5.00 

 2.00 



5.00 



6.00 

 1.75 



1.75 



7.50 



2.00 



2.50 

 3.75 



MIXED 



DOUBLE 

 EARLY-FLOWERING 



TULIPS. 



Double Early .Mixed Tulips. First Quality. Price, delivered jree in U. S., 25c. 

 per doz.. -SI. 25 per 100; or, buyer paying transit, S8..50 per 1000 



Henderson's Special " Rainbow Mixture " of Double Early Tulips. Made up from 

 Named Sorts with proper proportions of bright colors. All of uniform heights 

 and blooming together, extra fine bulbs. Price, delivered in the United States 

 30c. per doz.; S1.50 per 100; or, buyer paying transit, Sll.OO per 1000. 



" / wish to tell you about the 100 tulip bulbs — double mixed colors — that I bought 

 from you last fall. I planted them according to directions and had the finest bed of 

 tulips seen anyzfltcrc. I can recommend your bulbs." 



R. E. JOLLY. Denver. 5. C. 



We Supply 6 Bulbs of one variety at the dozen rate, 

 the 100 rate, 250 at the 1,000 rate. 



25 at 



DOUBLE TULIPS REX RUERORUM AND ALBA MAXIMA. 



