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BULBS FOR AUTUMN PLANTING ^ 



lateo ^_ -COTTAGE" TULIPS 



Remember that our Tulip Bulbs are selected largest flower- 

 ing size, not " seconds " that may sell at a lower price. 



' I 'HESE grand late flowering garden Tulips are on the rising tide of popularity. They do 



^ not supplant early Tulips for forcing, nor bedding, but for mixed gardens, herbaceous borders, 



sunny positions in proximity to shrubery, etc. — where these late Tulips need not be disturbed, 



they will prove a source of great satisfaction, being very hardy, and continue 



to grow, increase and flower for many years — conditions being at all congenial. 



Many of the varieties having been collected from the cottage gardens of 



England, Scotland, Ireland, Flanders, etc., where they have been growing in 



some cases for 50 years. During May they present a gorgeous appearance, 



the flowers being verv large, of durable substance, beautifully formed and 



borne on tall stiff stems, rendering them of exceptional 



value when cut for vases. 



For Free Delivery add 5c. per doz., or 3.3c. per 100 



to Price. 



'COTTAGE" TULIPS 



Bridesmaid. Brilliant cherry rose flushed striped with scar 

 let violet and white; very distinct 



Bouton d'Or. {Ida, Golden Beauty.) Rich deep golden yel- 

 low; a large, long-stemmed, globular flower of finest sub 

 stance; fine bedder and unequalled for cutting; height 17 in 



Caledonia. Large cup-shaped flower of glowing orange-red 

 center yellow marked blackish green; 20 in 



Carnation. A lovely old English tulip. Snow white with 

 carmine-pink margin merging into the white; 18 in. . . . 



Cloth of Gold. Deep golden yellow edged and suffused with 

 orange-red 



Dame Elegante. Long egg-shaped flower of creamy-white 

 turning pure white, lightly striped and bizarred with lilac 

 red; 16in 



Doris. Of charming art coloring, blush edges' shading to a 

 blend of orange-rose, then purplish rose at center of petals; 

 fine long egg-shaped flowers on tall stems 



Elegans Alba (White Crown.) Large reflexing flower of 

 white with a sharply defined margin of carmine-rose; 20 



Fairy Queen. A very large and beautiful flower of rosy 

 heliotrope, broadly margined with yellow; height 20 in 



Fawn. Coloring a unique shade of fawn tinged yellow with 

 silvery dove gray; large egg-shaped flower. 



Firefly. Glowing orange-rose of varying tones and a green- 

 ish base; a large and striking flower 



Fulgens Red. Long reflexing petals of glowing vermillion 

 creamy-white center; tall grower height 24 inches 



Gala Beauty (Columbus). A beautiful flower with stiff 

 pointed petals; coloring rich velvety vermillion striped 

 with golden-yellow; height 16 inches 



Gesneriana Major (Spithulala.) Dazzling crimson scarlet 

 with violet black center, tall stemmed large flowers; most 

 effective for beds and borders; height 24 in. $18.00 per 1000 



Gesneriana Lutea. Very large and finely formed flower of 

 full rich yellow; the true sort is rare; height 16 in.. . . 



Gesneriana Pallida (Mrs. Keighley.) A grand flower of light 

 primrose-yellow, fragrant; height 24 inches 



Golden Crown. Large flower of golden-yellow with a narro 

 fringed edge of orange red; a gem for beds and cutting . . . 



Henry Hudson. Large flowers with pointed petals; color 

 glowing orange scarlet; 3 or more flowers are usually pro 

 duced on one stem ; height 18 inches 



Inglescomb Scarlet. Brilliant vermillion with a black base 

 A grand Tulip; height 16 inches 



Inglescomb Pink. (Salmon Queen.) Beautiful large egg 

 formed flowers of bright rose-pink with a salmon sheen. 



Inglescomb Yellow. A large globular flower of perfect form; 

 color full rich yellow; height 18 inches 



Innocence. Large pure white flowers of elegant form on 

 long stems a most beautiful late tulip; can be forced 

 gently 



Isabella. (Shandon Bells; Blushing Bride.) Opening 

 creamy white shaded and mottled with pink which changes 

 with age to carmine rose; height 15 inches 



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