BU 11 BANK'S BULB CATALOGUE 
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A New Decorative Flower 
The Flowering Rush 
(Scirpus Elegans) 
Everybody everywhere 
knows the Bulrush, one of 
the c o m monest of the 
sedges. This new one pro- 
duces handsome rosettes 
of large rose-pink flowers 
which burst forth from the 
sides of the round tule- 
like leaves early in Spring. 
The cut shows the fine 
decorative value of this 
most curious perennial 
flowering rush. Easily 
grown on any comon gar- 
den soil. Plants, each, 40c ; 
three, $1. The Neiv Plant Creation, the Flowering Bulrush 
A New Agapanthus (Cape Colony Lily) 
Agapanthus Albo Gigantea 
A new gigantic Agapanthus, bearing immense heads of snow-white 
flowers on strong stems, nearly four feet in height. The flowers last 
for many weeks and have a most unusual decorative value. A distinct 
new florists' flower which will become popular everywhere. Never 
before offered. Strong field-grown divided roots. Each, $3; two, $5. 
One year seedling plants, each, 35c; ten, $2.50. 
A New Tritoma 
Exquisite 
A most beautiful new dwarf, almost ever-blooming Tritoma, bearing 
yellow flowers, shaded crimson, in unusual abundance. Each, 50c; 
ten, $3. 
Various Other Bulbous and Similar Plants 
Acanthus Mollis Latifolia 
One of the most striking, rapid growing, and most decorative of all 
perennial garden and park plants. Gigantic, glossy, crcnate leaves in 
abundance. Height, three to four feet. Improves in beauty and effective- 
ness from year to year. Rare. Fine field-grown plants; each, 75c; 
two, $1; five, $3. 
