OFFERED BY J. J. GRULLEMANS & SONS. 



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AcOnitUtn. (Oct.-March). 



l>. 10 p. 100 p. 1000 



Cable words. $ Ct. $ ct. $ ct. 



Anthora 1.20 11.— 



aureum — .80 5. — 



autumnale — .60 8.60 



barbatum, very tall — .60 5. — 



californicum, deep blue — .60 8.60 



decorum, purple blue — .60 5. — 



Made Fisheri one of the finest 1. — 7.50 



„ arcuatum 1. — 6. — 



hybride preacox, very early — .60 3.60 



lycoctonum pyrenaicum — .60 3.60 



Napellus —.50 2.40 



album —.50 3.60 



,. bicolor, blue and white — .50 2.40 



Wilsoni, novelty from China height from 5 to 6 feet, 



flowers light blue changing to violet 1.20 7.50 



Acis. 



autumnalis (Leucojum Autumnale) 1.50 13.50 



ACOrUS. (Oct.-March.) 



calamus fol. var — .50 3.60 



japonicus fol var — .60 5. — 



lutescens variegata — .90 5. — 



AdoniS. (Oct.-March.) 



amurensis each —.25 17. — 



„ fi. pi., new „ —.25 11.— 



pyrenaica 1.— 7.50 



vernalis -.30 2.20 



volgensis 3. — 26.50 



Adonophora. a t March) 



polymorpha, new 1.20 9.60 



Potanini —.60 5.— 



AgapantllUS. (Oct.-March.) 



intermedius — .90 6. — 



minor Mooreanus — .40 3. — 



Madeir umbellatus coeruleus —.40 3. — 24. — 



Madge „ albus —.40 3.— 24.— 



„ maximus 1.20 9.60 



albus 1.50 12.— 



