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PARROT TULIPS. • „ 
These are considered by many the handsomest of all 
the Tulips, and they are certainly very showy and at- 
tractive with their fringed and deeply cut petals and 
flowers of almost every conceivable shade and color. 
They are flue for pot culture, and for bedding purpose 
there is certainly nothing that can surpass them. A 
bed of these beauties in full bloom, with their gorge- 
ous colors and finely cut petals is a sight never to be 
forgotten. We have a fine supply of these bulbs and 
our prices are low enough to place them within the 
reach of all. 
Constantinople.— Fine rich shade of crimson, very 
handsome. 60 each, 3 for 12o, 13 for 40c. 
Iiutea Major.— Large and handsome flower of bright 
yollow. 5c each, a for 12c, 12 for 40c. 
Perfecta.— Red and yellow, very brilliant and at- 
tractive. 5c each. 3 for 12c, 12 for 40c. 
Orange.— Rich oraugo color. 5c each, 3 for 12c, 12 for 
40c. 
Wotice.— Two bulbs each of the above for only 20c, 
postpaid. 
DUC VAN THOL TULIPS. 
These are greatly prized for winter •flowering, and 
are the earliest to bloom of all the Tulips. A pot of 
these In bloom is a grand sight and they may easily 
bo brought into flower early In the winter. A good 
plan is to start five or six bulbs In a Jar or pot, 
as early as possible In the fall and then keep plant- 
ing them at intervals of six or seven days for a 
month or so; In this way, you will be certain to have a succession of bloom for 
several weeks during the winter, and we know you will be highly pleased with them. 
Bose, (single.)— Beauti f ul clear rose, very fine. Be each, 3 for loo, 12 for 55c. 
Yellow, (single. )-Brilliant yellow, bright and showy. 8c each. 3 for 20c. 12 for 65c. 
Scarlet, (single.)— Rich and very attractive. 5c each, 3 for 12c, 12 for 45c. 
White, (single.)— Pure white. 8c each, 3 for 20c. 12 for foe. 
Bed land Yellow, (single.)-Gold striped with brlghtscarlet 6c each, 8 for Inc. 12 for 50c. 
Yellow. (double.)-Striped and marked with golden yellow and scarlet. One 
n. It grows 
supports its 
TULIPA FITI.OENS. 
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of the finest varieties that can be grown for house culture In pots for winter blooming. 
0C Ml«d 3 Varietiesf-Th'l C s mixture is made up from the above collection. 5c each, 3 for 
i2ci2for45c. BIZARRES AND byBLOOM TULIPS. 
These two distinct olasscs never fail to please and they are so littlo cultivated that 
few flower lovers know what they are or appreciate their worth. The Bi/.arres havo 
yollow grounds and are variegated and marked with dark colors, while the By bloom* 
all have white or light pink grounds, marked with scarlet, pink and deep rose. Wo offer 
a fine mixture, and hope all of our friends will try them this season. 
Bizarres.— 4c each, 3 for 10c, 12 for 35c. 
Byblooms.— 5c each, 3 for 12c, 12 for 45c. 
NOTICE —For 65c we will send postpaid 12 each of Bybloom ana Bizarres. 
TULIPA FULGENS. 
As shown by the illustration, this variety produces flowers of an immense size, 
mauv of the blossoms measuring over 20 inches in circumference; color, the most bril- 
liant orange scarlet, with yellow center. Splendid for winter flowering, and a fit com- 
panion for Gesneriana In the open garden. 10c each, 3 for 25c. 12 for 85c. 
TULIPA GESNERIANA. 
The tallest, largest flowered, a 
the showiest of all theTulips fori 
poses, and should be In every gardi 
to a height of about two feet, and 
enormous blossoms on long, gracef 1 
color is a brilliant crimson scarle 
center, the brightest shade of scarl 
ever seen. It is the most durable of 
holding Its beautiful color and k 
fectly for several weeks. If you wi 
ous display in the spring, it wlllpay ; 
variety. True stock. 6c each, <J for 1: 
THE GREEN TULIP. 
Our illustration on the next 
page is a correct representa- 
tion of thisrarenovolty. While 
it is not so beautiful as many 
of this lovely class of bulbs, 
still itis amostcurlousand in- 
teresting flower and its pecu- 
liarly colored green blossom 
never fails toattract attention. 
Our supply Is limited and we 
should advise yon to ordor 
early I f you desire to secure 
It. 10c each, 3 for 25c. 
WATER HYACINTH. 
(ORDER ijlHI.Y.) 
Thliis undoubtedly the plant 
of all water plants for thel 
masses. It floats on the wa- 
ter by moans of its curious- 
ly Inflated leaf stalks, which ~ 
resemble balloons filled with ~ 
air. Our cut conveys no ideaof 
the beauty of the spikeof flow- 
ers, which is often six or eight 
inches in length and three in diameter. Can be grown in the open air in summer ana 
in the window in winter ,in anything which will hold water. 25c each, 3 for 60c, postpaid. 
