100 
$5 50 
6 50 
8 50 
7 00 
5 50 
6 50 
7 50 
11 50 
7 50 
5 00 
6 50 
5 50 
6 00 
5 00 
6 50 
5 50 
4 50 
Single Early Tulips 
TOP-SIZED BULBS ONLY 
The old-fashioned Single Early Tulips are unsurpassed for bedding 
and, with few exceptions, excellent for forcing. Gardeners are learning 
that the wholesale discarding of this class, which took place a few years back, 
was a mistake. The monotony of the solid beds of red and yellow, and the 
acres of Keizerskroon which used to make our parks and gardens offensive, 
will never return, but such lovely things as De Wet, Lady Boreel, Pink Beauty, 
President Lincoln, and Rose Luisante are indispensable in any well-planned 
garden. Blooming with the narcissus, at a time when bright color is sorely 
needed, they are treasures indeed. And the handsome thing about them is that they 
are gone by the time the space is needed for annuals and bedding plants, so that 
there is no blank interval in the effective use of the ground. 
BELLE ALLIANCE (Waterloo). 15 in. Blazing cherry-red, with a 
dazzling yellow center. Good for forcing and bedding . 
Chrysolora. 14 in. Golden yellow flowers of large size and fine form. 
Splendid for planting outside. 
Fred Moore. 15 in. Apricot-brown, shaded at edges of petals to dull 
orange-yellow. Early forcing. 
GENERAL DE WET. Golden yellow, flushed and veined deep orange, intensifying 
as the flowers expand to flaming orange-red. The stems are almost sixteen inches 
tall, and the sweetly scented blooms are larger than any but the finest new Cottage varieties. 
GOLDEN BRILLIANT. 16 in. A beautiful golden yellow sport of Cramoisi Brillant. Linest for forcing. 
JONKOPING. 14 in. Deep orange-red. Splendid for early forcing. 
KEIZERSKROON (Grand Due). 16 in. Bright 
golden yellow. For 
Doz. 
100 
$1 00 
$6 00 
1 00 
6 00 
75 
5 00 
Parrot Tulip, Fantasy 
Doz. 
.$1 00 
.... 1 25 
.... 1 50 
Single Early Tulips, Lady Boreel 
crimson-scarlet, edged _ 
bedding and forcing.1 25 
King of the Yellows. 12 in. Lemon-yellow. 
Early. Very handsome for cutting.1 00 
LADY BOREEL. 11 in. Snow-white, large, long 
flower. Best white for beds. 1 25 
Mon Tresor. 12 in. Pure yellow. The best 
yellow Tulip for early forcing .1 25 
OLYMPIAD. 16 in. Extra-fine yellow. When 
forced in February and March, it approaches 
Darwins in size and length of stem.1 75 
PINK BEAUTY. 13 in. The three inner petals 
are brilliant scarlet-pink and the three outer 
ones are bordered with the same color, leaving 
a long, triangular white center running to a 
point at the tip, so that the flower, on the out¬ 
side, appears to have scarlet and white in 
broad stripes. The base of the flower is white, 
with an intense yellow center and orange- 
yellow anthers.1 25 
Prince of Austria. 14 in. Fine orange-red; 
sweet-scented . 75 
Proserpine. 14 in. Claret-red. The earliest 
variety for forcing; excellent for bedding . . 1 00 
RISING SUN. 16 in. Deep golden yellow. 
Excellent bedder.1 00 
Rose Luisante. 14 in. Brilliant deep rose-pink. 
Superb for bedding or late forcing .1 00 
Vermilion Brillant. 13 in. Vermilion-red. 
Good for forcing. 75 
WHITE BEAUTY (Albion). 13 in. An improved 
form of La Reine. Pure white. Extra early . 1 25 
Yellow Prince (Golden Prince). 13 in. Chrome- 
yellow, streaked with dull red, deepens with 
age; sweet-scented.1 00 
EARLY TULIPS MIXED. A mixture of the 
best sorts for outside culture. $40 per 1,000 . 75 
PARROT TULIPS 
Very large varieties with drooping, parrot-like buds and wide-spreading, 
1 ringed and frilled petals with curious markings. Unusual and striking as cut- 
flowers but not good for bedding or mass display. 
FANTASY. This striking variety has the silken Doz. 
texture of its ancestor, Clara Butt, with the 
same ashy salmon-pink on the outer surface, 
splashed and blended with a greenish shade, 
melting into pink through shades of cream, 
yellow, and lemon. The strong, stiff stems 
grow 28 to 30 inches high.$2 00 
SPLENDID MIXTURE. All the best varieties. . 75 
too 
$14 00 
5 00 
Varieties in Capital Letters are especially recommended 
WILLIAM M. HUNT & CO., Inc., NEW YORK 
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