POPULAR 
MUSCARI 
(GRAPE-HYACIHTHS) 
Pearls among flowers 
Who does not know these Muscari 7 And 
who does not love these delicate flowers ? 
The numerous, small, coral-shaped pearls, 
which grow close to one another at the 
top of the stem, occupy a place of their 
own in the world of flowers. You can 
make the most beautiful edgings and 
groups with them, and they look charming 
in the rockgarden. __ . AA _ fkA 
per 2o per 100per 500 
Mu.c.rl Armenia- 
cum, very large- 
flowered and extra 
early, bright blue . $ —.65 
Muscari Botryai- 
2.10 
10.— 
das Album, the 
popular Snow-w hite $ — .75 
2.50 
12.— 
Muscari Botry ai¬ 
de. Coerul.., 
the popular dark 
sky-blue.8 — .*>0 
1.90 
9. — 
Mu.carl Haavon- 
ly Blue, delight¬ 
fully sweet smel¬ 
ling bright gentian 
blue, selected qua¬ 
lity .8 —.60 
1.90 
9.— 
WINTER ACONITES 
(Eranthis Hiemaiis) 
Indispensable lor 
the rock-garden ; 
flower as early as 
February. 
These Winter Aconites 
flower exceptionally early, 
and although they only 
grow very low, they look 
very charming indeed. 
The green, wreath-shaped 
leaves, above which rises 
the stem with its buttercup- 
yellow flowers, make a 
carpet of greenish yellow 
when the bulbs are planted 
about 4 inches apart. 
Lovely flowers for beds, 
groups, edgings and rocke¬ 
ries. Heavy salactad 
quality Winter Aco¬ 
nites per 25 8 .65, per 
500 8 lO. - 
100 for 
$ 2-10 
Rare fritillaria meleagris 
(Snake's head) 
These Fritillaria were before the war one of the most 
popular lines in our branche. After 1014 they have nearly 
no more been cultivated. The younger generation is not 
likely to know these remarkable flowers. They attain a 
height of about 40 cM. and bear at the upper end of the 
stem a bunch of pending ealices, strongly resembling a 
snake's head. To be recommended for beds, groups and 
borders. They grow anywhere and everywhere, and as 
coutflowerg they are really wonderful. Per 12 $ — .65, 
per 25 $ — .80, per 100 $ 2.70 
Exceptionally popular Snowdrops 
Too well known to say much about them. They are the 
flowers that awaken memories of childhood and youth, 
the first flowers to comfort and cheer the sick, and the 
earliest signs of new life upon the graves of our beloved 
ones. Indispensable for indoor-cultivation and the garden. 
Single Snowdrops, .elected qua- per25 per 100 per .500 
lity. 
Doubts Snowdrops, selected qua- 
lity. 
Galanthus Elwooli, extra large- 
flowered Snowdrops, imported from 
Smyrna, a town in Asia . . 
8— .70 
2.30 
11.— 
8—.90 
3.10 
15.— 
8 — .85 
2.90 
U.— 
Charming 
Scilla Siberica 
These Scilla Siberica look very sweet and charming 
in the room in Winter. The little hunches of bright 
blue flow r ers give so much variety to the surroun¬ 
dings and help to create a summer atmosphere in 
the home in the middle of Winter. They also look 
attractive in the garden in groups, beds and edgings 
and especially in rockeries. These Scillas belong as 
a rule to the more expensive bulbous plants ; but we 
have, cultivated so many this year and the results 
have so far exceeded our expectations that we are 
able and glad to supply you with the finest quality 
at a price w'hich has never before been so low. Al¬ 
ways remember when looking through our catalogue 
that the price is no index to the quality, that means 
to sav, we supply the very best at the lowest prices. 
Heavy selected quality Scilla Siberica, 
100 lor $ 4.10 
riPl * VfAUMilK KALI, um 
Mil] Stassen Plural Hardens Inc.. Roslyn Heights L. 1. ff.Y. 
Fro. i • boautilul Narciaai with .wary order amounting to $ S. 
and mailed within 
two weak. (See page IT) 
Printed in Austria 
