TREES, PLANTS, SEEDS, BULBS 
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PARROT TULIPS 
These are of singularly picturesque appearance, and exceedingly showy on account of their 
curiously laciniated petals and richly varied shades of beautiful colors in the same flower. 
Splendid Mixture, from many named sorts, per dozen, 40c., per hundred, S3. 00. 
CROCUSES 
This is one of our earliest Spring flowers and on account of its varied colored blossoms, is 
remarkably effective. The more thickly crocuses are planted the finer is the effect produced — say 
in clumps of six, twelve or more bulbs or in beds of one hundred to five hundred bulbs, either in 
separate colors or mixed. With ordinary care they will bloom freely in any sitting-room window. 
CULTURE. — Plant the bulbs two inches deep and two or three inches apart. When grown 
in pots plant thickly and treat as in the cultivation of the hyacinth. 
If ordered by mail please add 15 cents per hundred for postage 
GROUP OF IXIAS. 
PER DOZ. PER 100 
Baron Brunxow — Bright purple. .$0.25 $1.25 
Cloth op Gold — Yellow striped 
brown 15 75 
Cloth of Silver — W hite, striped 
lilac 15 75 
King of the Blues 25 1.25 
Mont Blanc — Pure white 20 1.00 
Non Plus Ultra — B lue, tipped 
white 25 1.25 
Sir Walter Scott — Variegated 
white and lilac 20 1 .00 
Blue — All shades mixed 20 1.00 
Striped — All shades mixed 20 1.00 
White— “ “ 20 1.00 
Yellow— “ “ 20 1.00 
Extra Fine Mixed Crocus of all colors, 
selected strong bulbs. Per doz., 15 cts. ; per 
hundred, 75 cts. ; per thousand, $6.00. 
IXIAS 
The Ixia is a slender graceful-growing 
plant with long, loose spikes of bloom, resem- 
bling a miniature Gladiolus. The colors are 
rich, varied and beautiful, the centre always differing in color from the other parts of the flower, 
so that the blossoms expanding in the sun’s rays present a picture of gorgeous beauty. Very 
desirable for pot culture, but requiring protection where frosts are severe. 
All varieties in splendid mixture, per doz., 30 cts.; per hundred, 582.00. 
SPARAXIS SNOWDROPS 
It would be difficult to conceive colors 
more diversified and magnificent than abound 
in this family. They will not do out doors 
in cold climates but are invaluable for green- 
house or parlor culture. 
All colors mixed, per dozen, 30 cts.; 
per hundred, 582.00. 
A well-known beautiful, early, white 
flower, loved by all. There is no trouble grow- 
ing this modest little plant; merely set them 
about two inches deep and one inch apart in 
clumps or rows. 
PER DOZ. PER 100 
Double '. . . ... $0.30 $2.00 
Single .....A i26 1.75 
