BULBS, PLANTS, SEEDS, AND SUNDRIES. 
LATE SINGLE TULIPS. 
Of tall and stately growth, flowers of perfect form and very rich colors, beautifully flaked 
and feathered. 
Each. 
Bizarres, crimson, violet, purple, etc., on yellow ground, mixed $0.03 
Byblemens, purple, violet, maroon, etc., on white ground et .03 
Roses, rose, cherry, pink, etc., on white ground,, fine jae Ac 03 
Breeders, mixed, striking and beautiful'colors. .°. . . .. .04 
Finestumizture.of above sorts - 02. «8 fe ew 04 
Disraeli, finely marked, ground yellow . . .°.'. «© «1 « - 05 
Pure Deep Yellow, remarkably fine sort. ©. . . . « « « . .O5 
Wellow bizard,(stnimed) —ogrmne Reuss eee a ess 05 
White Crown, late; fine white er tees lag eee 05 
NEW DARWIN TULIPS. 
Per Doz. 
$0.20 
.20 
Per 100. 
$1.50 
lie(l-(0) 
1.50 
2.50 
2.00 
3-25 
3-50 
3.00 
3.00 
This newly introduced race of late flowering single tulips has created a great deal of 
interest in Europe. 
They are mostly of one color and are borne on tall, stout stems. 
other tulips have disappeared, and continue attractive for a long time. 
The flowers are single, of very elegant form, and of many fine shades. 
They begin to bloom after 
They are not suitable 
for forcing, but are destined to be extensively grown for bedding, massing, and planting in 
clumps in garden borders, etc. 
cultural press and were awarded the Grand Gold Medal in Paris. 
Each. 
Darwin Tulips, in very fine mixture ‘ 
Darwin Tulips, in several distinct named sorts : 
$0.05 
.08 
GESNERIANA TULIP. 
Per Doz. 
$0.50 
.80 
Tulipa Sinensis Hortensis. 
They have been enthusiastically written about by the horti- 
Per too. 
$4.00 
6.50 
The showiest of all tulips, having large flowers of the richest and most intense scarlet 
with dark centre. A grand flower for beds, clumps, or lines. 
Each. 
Gesneriana Major . $0.03 
OTHER SPECIES OF TULIPS. 
Cornuta (Chinese), scarlet and yellow, very curious $0.07 
Florentina Odorata, yellow, sweet scented 69 ADT : .O4 
Greigii, the Queen of Tulips; large fiery-scarlet flowers Of: a waxy 
texture, bottom of the cup deep black blotch, anthers pure 
Each. 
yellow and very showy. The whole plant is elegant oe 22 
Oculis Solis (Suz’s eye), red and black . . Be La 05 
Persica, orange yellow, dwarf . . Me eke une eee A lake ee nde ee {9} 
Viridiflora, green, with yellow margin me eh AER IS REM 2 05 
ADONIS VERNALIS. 
Hardy border perennial plant, with lovely cup-shaped rayed yellow flowers; 
By mail, 30 cents each. 
finely divided; height, six inches. 20 cents each; $2.00 per dozen. 
AGAPANTHUS: AFRICAN LILY. 
Remarkably beautiful and stately fall blooming plant; 
splendid heads of twenty or thirty flowers. 
of sandy loam and rotted manure. 
Agapanthus umbellatus, fine blue. Each, 20 cents; by mail, 35 cents. 
Agapanthus umbellatus albus, white. 
ALLIUMS. 
Neapolitanum, remarkably beautiful, with large heads of pure 
white flowers; excellent for forcing and out-of-door culture; 
much used by florists . Ae puerta fe. te Nate ee KOLO 
Molle, bright yellow; very showy border plant ome titetlie svat « 03 
Each. 
Blooms in May. 
Each, 50 cents; by mail, 65 cents. 
Per Doz. 
$0.20 
Per Doz. 
Per roc 
P1.50 
Per 100. 
£6.00 
3-50 
20.00 
4.00 
Tes 
3.00 
leaves very 
the long stalks are surmounted with 
They should be grown in pots or tubs in a mixture 
While growing, water should be frequently given. 
Per Ioo- 
$1.50 
1.50 
