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//. G. Hastings Co., Seedsmen, Atlatifa, Georgia 
TULIPS and NARCISSUS 
SINGLEAND DOUBLETULIPS 
na, Mississippi, Texas, all of Oklahoma and Arkansas and the higher lands of the 
Caroliuas, tulips will he found very desirable. In the southern half of the states 
named, also Florida, they are seldom found satisfactory. Tulips make the most 
brilliant and gorgeous di.splay on the lawn of any of the spring flowering bulbs. 
Nothing tvill attract greater attention than beds of these in full bloom. 
CARDINAL’S HAT—Rich, dark red, single. 8 cents each; 6 for 35c; 
^***S*^ 60c a doz.; $4.35 a hundred; postpaid. Not prei)aid: $4.00 a hundred. 
CHRYSOLORA—Large, pure golden yellow, single. 8 cents each; 6 for 35c; 
60c a dozen; $4.25 a hundred; postpaid. Not prej)aid, $4.00 a hundred. 
L’IM.M.4Cl'LEE—Large, pure white, early single. 8 cents each; 6 for 35 cents; 
60 cents a dozen; $4.25 a hundred; postpaid. Not prepaid, $4.00 a hundred. 
DUCHESSE DE P.4RMA—Large, orange red, single. 8 cents each; 6 for 35 
cents; 60 cents a dozen; $4.25 a hundred; posti>aid. Not prepaid, $4.00 a hundred. 
COTTAGE MAID—Beautiful Rose, shaded with white, a very attractive variety, 
splendid for late bedding and forcing. 8 cents each; 6 for 35 cents; 60 cents a 
dozen; $4.25 a hundred; postpaid. Not prepaid, $4.00 a hundred. 
MIXED SINGLE—.411 shades and colors of single tulips. This will make a gor¬ 
geous display of bright colors. 50c a dozen; $3.50 a hundred; postpaid. Not 
prepaid: 45 cents a dozen; $3.25 a hundred. 
Dmihlfk DCKE OF YORK—Very double; carmine rose; edged broadly with 
vvhite, suffused rose, showy and extra fine. 8 cents each; 6 for 35c; 
60 cents a dozen, $4.25 a hundred; postpaid. Not prepaid, $4.00 a hundred. 
LA CANDECR—Large, double pure white changing to soft rose. Variegated 
leaf edge; fine for cemetery bedding. 8 cents each; 6 for 35 cents; 60 cents a 
dozen; $4.25 a hundred; postpaid. Not prepaid, $4.00 a hundred. 
GLORIA SOLIS—A grand double tulip; deep crimson, with broad golden yel- 
for 35 cents; 60 cents a dozen; 
$4.25 a hundred; postpaid. Not 
prepaid, ,$4.00 a hundred. 
Narcissus 
NARCISSUS GRANDIFLORA 
—Also known as Paper White 
Narcissus. One of the most 
popular and easiest grown of 
all bulbous plants. Good for 
open ground planting, for pot 
culture during winter in the 
house, or can be grown in wa¬ 
ter as shown in the illustra¬ 
tion at the bottom of this 
page. Our bulbs are of the 
largest size, imported direct 
from the South of France. 
The famous Polyanthus va¬ 
riety. Price, 8c each; 6 for 
35c; 60c a doz.; $4.25 a hun¬ 
dred; postpaid. Not prepaid, 
$4.00 a hundred. 
Hastings’ Select 
Narcissus or Daffodil 
EMPEROR — One of the 
largest and finest in cultiva¬ 
tion ; pure yellow primrose of 
immense size with wide, over¬ 
lapping, rich primrose pe¬ 
rianth. 
EMPRESS—Strong, robust 
grower; large flowers. Trum¬ 
pet a rich yellow with perianth 
snow white. The finest bicol¬ 
or, and of rare beauty. 
TRUMPET M.4JOR—Really 
a single Van Sion. A large, 
yet earl.v flowering daffodil of 
rich yellow color in perianth 
and trumpet. 
PRINCEPS—Sulphur-yellow 
perianth and deep yellow 
trumpet; long, handsome 
flowers for cutting. 
VAN SION—The famous old 
Dutch Daffodil; double flow’- 
ers of golden yellow. Fine for 
bedding with Hyacinths, as 
they bloom at same time. 
S.ELECT N.4RCISSUS— 
PRICES: 8c each; 6 for 35c; 
60c a dozen: $4.25 a hundred: 
postpaid. Not prepaid, $4.00 
Narcissus GrandiHora—Jfaper White a hundred. 
Hastings’ Select Tulip 
Hastings’ Select Narcissus or Daffodil 
