OFFERED BY J. J. GRULLEMANS & SONS. 



165 



p. 10 p. inn p. moo 



Cable words. $ c t. $ C t. $ Ct. 



Sternbergi — .75 5. — 



Tapis rouge, dark red novelty 1.75 16. — 



tellimoi'des (Jap. var.) 1.25 10. — 



umbrosa fol. var —.75 6.— 



Wallacei 1.— 6 — 



Scabiosa. (Aug. -Nov.) 



Ochre caucasica, lilac blue, extra for cutting purposes . . 1. — 5. — 



Octag „ alba, white flowers, extra for cutflowers . 1. — 7.50 



„ perfecta, large, light blue 1"— 7.50 



giganteum, grows six feet high 1 — 6. — 



graminifolia 1. — 7.50 



succisa alba 1.— 6. — 



„ violacea 1.— 6. — 



Scheeria. (Oct.-March.) 



mexicana 1 25 11 — 



SchiZOCOdOIl. (Oct.-March ). 

 soldanelloides, rose, rockplants 3.— 22.— 



SchiZOStilHS. (Oct.-March.) 



Octant coccineus, strong plants, scarlet flowers . . p. 10.000 85.— 1.25 10.— 



This article is getting more and more scarce. So our customers will oblige 

 us by placing their order early. 



SCILLA. 



Great INovelty 1908. 



Scilla Cilicicus. 



With much pleasure and confidence we can recommend our friends to 

 favor us with a trial order for Scilla Cilicicus. 



Producing with great abundance flowers of the most beautiful blue 

 color imaginable, it is sure to give the highest satisfaction. May be forced 

 in the ordinary way and blooms much earlier than Scilla Siberica. 



Through the precocity and constancy of the flowers it will soon push 

 the old Scilla Siberica off the market. We can offer as follows: 

 Extra selected bulbs per 100 1.50 per 1000 12.— per 10.000 110.— 

 „ first size „ „ „ 1 25 „ „ 10.— n „ 75.— 

 Ordinary „ „ „ „ „ 1.- „ „ 7.50 „ „ 60.— 



Early orders solicited. 



