MISS MARY E. MARTIN, FLORAL PARK, NEW YORK. 
8* 
The richest and most highly- 
colored of the hardy Japanese 
Lilies; intense deep andrichcrim- 
son, bordered with pure white—a 
lovely contrast. 
Large bulbs, I2c. each; 3 
for 30c- 
Lilium JJkuratum. 
Golden landed Lily. 
Special importation 
from Japan, in spite of the 
Russian blockade. The 
bulbs are now safe in my 
cellar, ready to send out 
at a moment’s notice. 1 
am determined to sell this 
mammoth Japanese Lily 
cheaper than it was ever 
sold before. It is really the most showy and 
beautiful of all Lilies. Creamy white, spotted 
with pink, bound with gold. 
Large blooming bulbs. I5c. each; 3 for 
40c.; 6 for 70c.; 12 for $1.20; 25 by ex¬ 
press, $2.00. Special price on 100 or 
more. 
Extra large bulbs. I8c. each; 3 for 
45c.; 12 for $1.40. 
Bermuda Easter Lit*;. 
Kept in 41 cold storage ” until sent out by me. 
MULTIFl.O ttA,a special variety that blooms 
more freely than the common kind. These 
bulbs ripen so early in the fall they become 
worthless for planting in spring unless thev are 
m cold storage until used. My bulbs r are 
all treated in this wav. These bulbs potted 
mase fine plants for Easter and early spring 
blooming. They bloom magnificentlv planted 
outside. Fine for cutting at ail times. These 
bulbs are kept especially for winter and spring 
sale and will produce 5 to 8 Sowers. 
Bulbs, 8c. each; 2 for ?5c. ; 8 for 50c.; 
$5.00 for 200. 
Lilvum AuratUtn — Golden Banded Lily. 
LSLIUM 
TBMUIFQLWM* 
(True Coral Lily of 
Siberia.) The most 
dazzling of all Lilies. 
Fiery scarlet, grows 2 
feet'high, leaves re¬ 
semble a beautiful 
fern. Flowers a per¬ 
fect Turk’s cap, o to 
20 on a plant. Most 
exquisite of all Lilies. 
16c. ea.; 2 lor 36c. 
The best of all the Japanese 
hardy white Lilies; very hardy 
and never fails to grow or bloom 
year after year. Most exquisite 
frosted, white with a tinge of 
blush on tips of petals; tine sort. 
15c. «ach; 3 for 30e. 
