I., r.. MAY <t CO.. PLANTS. SEEDS. FRUITS AND TREES 
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TULIPS— Con't 
Parrot Tulips 
PARROT TULIPS 
Fop the Open Ground Only 
Very larf^e flowers of sineular nitd picturesque forms and 
brilliant color.t. very beautiful and interestiiiK. The petals arc 
curiously friui:e<J or cut. They form extravaaranHy showy 
flower t)eds or borders. Mixed, each 4c, doz.. 35c, 100,$2.00, 
by express at purchaser's expense. 
SINGLE LATE OR SHOW 
TULIPS 
FOR THE OPEN GROUND ONLY 
It scomR stranffc that Bizarre and Bybloom Tulips are not 
more eonmionly prown. Their larpre. cup-like blossoms, feath- 
ered aud flaked as only a Tulip can be, are always admired 
more than any other. Bybloonis have white liyht or violet 
grounds, flaked and feathered, rose, lilac, pink, purple, violet, 
scarlet, black and crimson. Bizarres have yellow grounds, 
flamed and blazed maroon, black, scarlet, bronze and brown. 
We offer a fine mixture of every imaginable c<)lor and niarkinfr. 
BIZARRES frp'r/sl-.roS.feo""'- 
RVRT AniVfQ Each 3c. per doz.. 30c. 
U I Di-iV^v^lVlO By express, 100, $2.00. 
DARWIN TULIPS(May Flowering) 
Tlu'«c splendid May-flowerinc Tulips grow 20 to 2t inches 
hiKli. witli stroiie. stift' .stems, and their flowers are massive, 
weather resistins and very persistent. They aie well adapted 
for every carden use. T'aey enibraee nearly all shades of 
white, lilae. rose, red and erimson. whilst a few new and very 
interestinK t) pes are colored niaiive. heliotrope, maroon and 
black purple. Their centers arc always clear and wtd defined, 
and in many cases a ring of white, srold or blue divides the 
basal from the petal coloring. Each 4c. doz., 40c, postpaid. 
TULIP GESNERIANA 
Tall (trowins and late bloomiuK. with larse. Ions leaves, 
and tall, erect flower stalks, which support sreat waxen 
blooms larger than teacups, of the most vivid, jilossy. choral red. 
each flowershowiuK a deep, blue black blotch at the ha^c. that 
further enhances its beauty. They remain in bloom a long 
time. Clumps of this grand flower arc particularly line plant- 
e<l among cvergrecnsor .shrubbery. Each 5c, doz.. 60c, post- 
paid. 
postpaid. 
DOUBLE TULIPS 
Double Tulips are especially desirable for what is called 
"Carpet Beddin;:." owing to their short frrowinK habit and 
sharp, well distinguished colors. White, red and yellow sorts, 
of about the same height, planted in lines of three or four rows' 
of each color, form with their large, rose-like flowers, bedsof sur- 
passing beauty. 
Murillo. blush white shj 
Duke of York, carmine. 
Rose Blanche, pure whil 
DOUBLE TULIPS I" separate Colors 
Each 
Doz. 
100 
• Sc 
»5c 
tJ.OO 
..5c 
50c 
.1.45 
..8c 
80c 
1.-5 
30c 
1.75 
...Ic 
40c 
S.OO 
30c 
2.0O 
30c 
2.00 
«c 
2.75 
4«c 
2.75 
Each 
Doz. 
100 
3*c 
t2.00 
«0c 
2.00 
30c 
2.00 
.30c 
2.00 
MIXED DOUBLE TULIPS 
Early Flowering 
Kirst Quality, make up from Nanu-il Sorts, with proper pro- 
portions of bright colors. 25c per doz., $1.50 per 100. 
MIXED DOUBLE TULIPS 
Late Flowering 
A fine mixture, valuable for floworina: after earlier varieties, 
and for plantin;: aniouE slirubbcrv and in odd tx)rners. 
Price 25c per doz., $1.50 per 1.00. 
PEACOCK TULIPS 
One of the finest Tulips for pot culture. It is th© earliest 
Tulip to bhxim and one of the grandest in cultivation. The 
flowers are very large and of a clear, transparent brilliant 
scarlet, with a golden baTid through three of its six petals and a 
large jet black renter whicli is bordere<i with a pure golden 
yellow. A magnificent sort. Each 7c, doz., 75c postpaid. 
BOUTON D'OR TULIP 
Rich, buttery orange-yellow cup shaped flowers. Tlie anth- 
ers are black and make a striking contrast with the yellow 
whtn the flowers arc expanded. Each 4c, doz, 35c, postpaid. 
TULIP GREIGI 
Tallest, showiest of Tulips, producing flowers of enormous 
size and of a brilliant scarlet color with blue center, foliage 
spotted maroon, it comes into l)looni about Decoration Day, 
when most varieties of this tlowcr have done blooming, two 
fed high, excellent for cutting. 15c each. doz. $ 1 . 50, postpaid 
TuMp Gesneriaiia 
