M. FERRY & CO. 



DETROIT, MICH. 



DOUBLE TULIPS 



The double varieties are generally later in blooming than the single sorts and the flowers usually 

 last much longer in bloom than those of single early tulips. Their very large peony-like flowers in 

 brilliantly contrasting colors serve to prolong very distinctly the season of gorgeous beauty in the 

 spring flower garden. 



Those sorts marked A, indicate first 

 early and B, second early flowering va- 

 rieties. The letter d, m or t (dwarf, me- 

 dium or tall) indicates comparative height 

 when grown outdoors. The first early 

 kinds also succeed well in pots. 



EACH DOZ. lOO 



Crown of Gold. 



(Couronne d'Or) At. 



Golden yellow, 



shaded orange, large 



handsome flower. . . 

 Duke of York. B in. 



Red and white, very 



double 



Gloria Soils. A in. 



Deep scarlet, edged 



deep yellow, very 



large, stronger and 



better than Due van 



Thol 



Imperator Rubrorum. 



B in. Brilliant scar- 

 let, very double, fine 



forcer and good for 



bedding with La 



Candeur 4 



LaCandeur. B d. Pure 



white, large, very 



fine dwarf for bed- 

 ding with Imperator 



Rubrorum 4 



Murillo. A d. Rose 



and white, large full 



double, fine forcer. . . 

 Rex Rubrorum. A in. 



Deep crimson - scar- 

 let, large and showy. 

 Rosine. A t. White, 



tinged rose, semi- 

 double, tall, fine 



forcer 4 



Rubra Maxima. B in. 



Crimson-scarlet, 



early, large flower, 



excellent bedder .... 

 Salvator Rosa. A t. 



White, flamed with each doz. 100 



deep rose, splendid early forcer and bedder, semi-double 4 40 ^2 00 



TournesoU. A in. Bright red with 3-ellow margin, a large, sweet scented flower; easiest 



double tulip to force. {See ad) 4 40 3 00 



4 40 $2, 00 



3 30 I 50 



4 35 2 00 



40 2 50 



40 2 50 



3 30 I 5c 



4 40 2 50 



40 2 50 



4 35 2 00 



TOURNESOLL 



MIXED TULIPS 



These Tulip mixtures are mainly intended for bedding, yet the single tulips are early and are 

 used for forcing. 



We purchased especially for our Single Superfine Mixed and Double Superfine Mixed, named va- 

 rieties to be combined by ourselves. These varieties were selected so as to aff^ord mixtures that can be 

 depended upon for evenness in time of blooming and for a splendid range of well balanced colors. 

 There are no finer Tulip mixtures in America than these. 



DOZ. 100 1,000 



Single Fine Mixed (best Holland Superfine Mixed) . |o 15 |i 00 | 8 00 



Single Superfine Mixed (our own combination of 19 named varieties) 25 i 50 13 00 



Double Fine Mixed (best Holland Superfine Mixed) 15 i 00 9 00 



Double Superfine Mixed (our own combination of 12 named varieties) 25 i 50 12 50 



Single and dozen prices include postage. The 100 and IfiOO rates are hy express at purchaser"^ expense. Not less than 

 st.t of any one variety supjjUed at dozen rates; not less than ^5 at 100 rates, and not less than HC-O at IfiOO rates. 



