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ELLIOTT NURSERY CO., EVANS CITY. PENNSYLVANIA 
The Gay and 
Artus. Brilliant red 
(FLOWER IN APRIL) 
T IKE the robin, these Tulips gladden the heart with the 
news that spring has really arrived. They are among 
the first flowers to bloom, after the drab barrenness of wiiv 
ter; their gay glowing colors are welcome carriers of happh 
■ ness. 
Early Tulips seem to belong in the front of the house. 
Group them on either side of the front door, along the 
entrance walk, and here and there, wherever you would like a 
beauty spot. 
As you read the descriptions of the different varieties, you will 
see that Nature has colored them just right to make them true ham 
bingers of the gladness of spring . . . rose^pinks, various shades of 
yellow, rose and lilac, cherry^red, gold, primrose, violet, and so on. 
These Early Tulips bloom about 40 days ahead of the late varieties, 
so they flower and go, in abundant time for you to replace them with 
other plants. 
Our Moncy-Back Bond does not apply on these in the 
Far South The strong sun makes them bloom too soon; 
the flowers come when the stems are just an inch or so 
above the ground In other latitudes this “forcing” does 
not happen, and our Monev-Back Guarantee docs apply. 
For best effects allow five bulbs for each square foot to be planted. 
Named Single Early Tulips 
Prices Quoted are fer Orders Booked July 1, 1934. 
Cottage Maid. White; edged with rose; extra fine; lovely; 
splendid for bedding . 
Cottage Boy. Bronze'yellow. with ora 
D oz. 
100 
$0.90 
$ 6.00 
.95 
6.50 
1.90 
12.25 
.95 
6.50 
1.00 
7.00 
1.05 
7.25 
.95 
6.50 
.90 
6.25 
.90 
6.25 
.90 
6.50 
