144 EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN-Flower Bulbs 
GLADIOLUS--Henderson’s Up- to-date Named Varieties—Continued 
If by Parcel Post add Postage at Zone Rates (average Price Price 
weight 10 lbs, per 100), Single Bulbs and Dozens; —MHH——_ 
Postpaid in U.S. Each | Doz. | 100 Glory of Holland (H). Large pure white tinted) Each | Doz. | 100 
Hive ing (Cc). G rand latre flowers of vivid BCar rose; strong, healthy and free bloomer.....,.. $10 |$1.00| $7.50 
et with garnet throat blotch on lower petals: ( 5 , & 
sparkling in the sunlight as if sprinkled with gold) . Halleyeii); Fa ars UST ok a 
dust. Splendid tall, straight, well filled spike, $.12 |$1,25 | $9.00 throat : 08 80| 6.00 
Flora. Deep golden-yellow. (See description gy] Boe [ea See BREN eRe es oer nase I AG UA ge Bese ds RO Pee ioe : Sy ; 
colored illustration pages 142-148). . 0.0... 002005 -15 | 1.50/.12.00 Herada, Pure glistening mauve with deeper 
Glory (K). The Giant ‘Ruffled’ Gladiolus markings in throat. (See descriptian and col- 
Large, round flowers, the edges of petals being ared plate, pages 142 and 143) Pree eee eee eee -15 | 1.50} 12.00 
daintily frilled-or ruffled; the coloring is creamy- Ida Van (H). A beautiful deep rich red. (Sve 
blush, tightly tinted carmine rose: throat yel-} H description and colored illustration on pages 
_lowish overlaid with Pure eae a nwome onc }) .20 1 2.00' 15.00 PES Nerreinco ahaa cca Oo CGO he -15 } 1.50] 12.00 
a Le Marechal Foch. A recent introduction 
having enormous flowers of a beautiful delicate} 
pink, the finest variety of its color in existence. 
(See description and colored plate, pages 142-, 
te ebonien aa rene eter att ae emere ath dn Timmer ers cate OE .10 1.00 7.00 
Lily Lehman (H). Beautiful ivory-white,| 
faintly tinted rose without markings; large 
flower with fried edges............7..,.... 1A AS SON LQE 
Lily White (Kk). A fine snow-white. variety. 
(See tlustration)..... CaO eR OS OR Se soa 
Loveliness (H). A grand tall erect sort often 
having twenty blooms on spike, color cream 
white with apricot and primrose throat. . este Val 21507212200 
Lustrous (C), Large flowers of lovely iranigee 
rose. lower. petals have a large throat blotch of 
yellow, slightly shot with  purplish-lake; 
growth branching and sturdy; enormous 
NIGONIOR SK SU Sy ee a .12 Teo 9.00 
Mrs. Dr, Norton. La France pink. (See de- 
s. wanton and, colored illustration on pages 
VA Qa VAS eRe Greets sede soneace a) aan Parana hems 5150 |eleioO) | et 
Mrs. Frank Pendleton (L). Immense round 
flowers of great substance. Coloring most 
attractive; vivid pink toning off blush, the 
lower petals being further ornamented with 
large velvety orange-red blotches in the throat, 
talkstrong grower. (See description and colored 
rites PAGES VA 2 F438) ais EAS Ma piss saeots eee saan 1.50| 12.00 
Mrs. Francis King (C). A most beautiful and| 
vivid pink: 18 to 20 immense flowers borné on! 
a lounge strane spikes. eee ee eae .08 | .80 6.00 
Mrs, Watt (H). A clear wine-red, large spike 
and flowers. (See A escut tion and colored 
illustration pages 142-148). ..0..00. 00... e eee .12 | 1.25} 9.00 
Niagara (C). [Immense flowers of soft nankeen 
yellow, toned with bright lemon and overlaid 
with a slight rosy flush and some flowers are 
lightly tipped with rose-flakes: throat touched 
with carmine strong tall, well filled Spikes ee. .10 | 1.00 7.50 
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Orange Glory (K). A beautiful new ‘Ruffled 
Glory’’ Gladiolus, having large waved flowers 
of rosy-orange color, lighter in throat, distinct ; 
ANCTANES AFAR ee ae alae SU Re .20 | 2.00 
15.00 
Panama (C). A grand seedling of America, 
which jit resembles but is of a deeper pink; 
flowers very large and spike long..........,.; .08 -80; 6.00 
Peace (Gf). Grand large flowers, white with’ 
claret blotch on lower petal and pale lilac! 
feathoringss) och ee ee eee .10 1-00 7.50 
Pride of Goshen (K). One of Kunderd's giant) 
ruffled Gladiolus; color salmon or flesh pink;; i 
petals clegantly Waves 55-0 co cee ed sree .20 | 2.00} 15.00 
Princeps (C), Immense flowers of rich erimsan| 
scarlet with large throat blotch on lower, 
DOCAIS as eatanechner wt Ba Barrie errs | .20-| 2.00, 15.00 
Scarsdale (Gi), Large flowers of lovely pinkish) 
lavender. shading rich deep rose color: tall’ H 
SDIKC ia rain eae lamer nee iene eee ee ; «15 | 1.50] 12.00 
Schwaben (G). Light yellow with small red, 
blotch. The best flowering sort of thiscolor.,.; .10 | 1.00) 7.50 
Scribe (C). A beautiful large flower of flesh-| 
pink and rose freely striped with carmine:) é 
enormous spike PEGA: syiiaar im eae etilc teary hee wemeee 12 1.25 9.00 
Snow King (G). Pure white with a few car-! 
mine lines in the throat on the lower petals and} 
blue anthers; flowers of only moderate size;' D 
but 12 to 16 are borne to a spike........... .10 1.00 7.50 
Sulphur King (G). A long spike of clear sul- 
phur yellow flowers: The best yellow inj 
Gl Adiglis seo 2 Sane ea Gee eee .20 | 2.00; 15.00 
War (Gf). A magnificent variety of rich ox- 
blood red; shaded with darkest crimson. CSae 
description and colored plate, pages 142-143). -15 1.50} 12.00 
White America (C). seedling of ‘‘America,"’| 
having the same habit of growth, form of flower) 
and substance; color, flesh white with a slight} 
mark of blue in throat. (See description and| 
calace gal Hetiation pages 142-143) ............ 1. 10,"| “1,00 |}; 7.50 
Wild Rose (C). Very large flowers of rosy blush! | 
shading to bright pink’at the edges: the throat! | 
is lightly touched with tyrain-rose. The 
coloring is most exqulalle, splendid’ cus 3 
well furnished spike... See fait a = LS) eeleo0)e 1200 
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