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STASSEN’S EARLY-FLOWERING BULBS FOR 
ROCK-GARDENS 
“My home is my castle” is as true to-day as ever it was. Every house with its garden is an island amidst its surroundings, so complete 
and isolated a unit in itself, that there is not an occupant but can make his own ‘castle'' of it. There is no better line of partition than 
that afforded by a rockery with its slope of rocks and stones. We thoroughly recommend the planting in your rockery in large numbers 
of the subjoined varieties of bulbs, where roost of them will display the beauty of their brightly-colored flowers as early as the be¬ 
ginning of Spring. 
per 25 per 100 per 500 
Chionodoxa Ludllao, bulbous plant with 
clusters of star-shaped flowers, sky-blue 
with white heart.. $ 
—.60 
1.90 
9.— 
Crocus, many varieties in blue.$ 
— .55 
1.80 
8.50 
Crocus, many varieties in while. 9 
— .55 
1.80 
8.50 
Crocus, gigantic-flowered, golden-yellow. $ 
(The magnificent crop we have had enable* 
us to offer you the above-mentioned Cro¬ 
cus, in perfect varieties, at an exceptio¬ 
nally low price 
— .55 
1.80 
8.50 
Ersnthis Niovnslls, (Winter - Aconites), 
form wreaths of green leaves, with 
butteryellow flowers very early in 
Spriug.$ 
— .65 
2.10 
10.— 
per 25 
per 100 
per 500 
Frltlllarla Malaagrls (Snake's Head), 
flowers whose peculiar shape and unusual 
colors make them a desirable asset in 
any rock-garden.$ 
—.75 
2.50 
12.— 
Galanttils Nivalis, single Snow'drops, 
familiar as household w'ords, of a fine 
large-flowered variety. 9 
—.70 
2.3 
11.— 
Muacari Heavenly Blue, well-known 
sweet-smelling gentian-blue Grape-Hya¬ 
cinths . 9 
—.60 
1.90 
9.— 
Sellla Siberlca, lovely familiar bulbous 
plant with heaps of bunches of bright 
blue flowerets.$ 
— .65 
2.10 
10.- 
Single Early Tulips Due van Tholl 
Scarlet, very popular, flower at the end 
of March alreadv. 9 
—.80 
5.10 
25.— 
ST ASSENT 
BOTANICAL TULIPS 
(BOTANICAL SPECIES) 
These are Tulips in varieties belonging to uncommonly beautiful species, and quite 
different in shape and color to the more ordinary kinds. In the rock-garden especially 
they are exceedingly decorative, and look charming in borders and groups. _ 
per 12 1 * v * 
Chrysantha, very graceful little flower on a long stalk, pure 
yellow in color, red on the outside. $ 1*05 
Cluslana, the famous “Lily-Tulips”, uncommonly attractive and 
artistic flower, bright white with carmine or crimson flame 
upon each petal, and purple heart. 8 1-30 
Fostariana, tremendous vermilion-colored flower of extraordi¬ 
nary beauty. Its size, color and shape make it the loveliest of 
all Tulips.\ . ... . per 3 $ 1.— $ 3.75 
Graigi, tremendous, nobly-shaped flower of bright scarlet color, 
with deep orange tint and brown-striped leaves . . per 3 $ 1.20 9 4.50 
Kaufmanniana, magnificent “Waterlily-Tulip”, flowers very 
early in Spring with large, cream-colored flowers, beautifully 
marked with crimson. 8 1-85 
1.80 6.70 
2.25 8.30 
7. — 25.— 
8. — 29.— 
2.35 8.70 
POPULAR COLLECTION 
POPULAR COLLECTION 
No. 1. 200 rock-garden bulbs in the above-mentioned lO named varieties, so 20 of each, for 9 4.50 
No. 2. 
Froe: B booutiful Narcissi with ovory ordor amounting to It 5.— and mailed within two wooks. (See page 17) 
25 Botanical Tulips in the above-mentioned 5 named varieties, for ( 4.30 
CAT.Vl.OGUE FALL 1934 EV 
Stassen Floral Gardens Inc.. Kosiyn Heights, L. X. N.Y. Ee 
