New Crinum “Royal White’’ 
(Illustrated Above) 
The largest flowered variety ever grown. Blooms 
7 inches across and produced on stems 3 0 inches 
long. The pure white petals are marked with a 
distinct soft rose pink stripe the entire length of 
the petals. Very fragrant. Individual petals are 
over 1 inch wide. Offsets only $2.5 0 each. 
Robinia Decaisiana 
Showy flowering locust. Producing very long 
clusters about 15-18 inches in length. Beautiful 
rose-pink. Splendid shade tree growing very 
rapidly to a height of 40 ft. Grafted specimens 
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 each. These are among 
the most beautiful of spring flowering trees. 
Drought resistant. 
Peruvian Daffodil (See Above Photo) 
Bulbous plant, producing for many months 
throughout the summer flowers resembling 
Amaryllis. Very sweet scented, and splendid for 
cutting purposes. Stems 18 inches long. Flow¬ 
ers are white in color, and are excellent keepers. 
Plant almost evergreen. 2 5c each; $1.50 per dozen. 
Not less than 12 at this rate. Prepaid. Blooms 
from June to October. 
Crinum “White Queen’’ (See Above Photo) 
This beautiful variety was produced by cross¬ 
ing tropical species with an American native plant. 
Each plant bears many stems that carry large 
clusters of 2 5 or more flowers that are 5 inches 
in diameter. Very fragrant, and increase in size 
and beauty each season. Plant in full sun or par¬ 
tial shade. Large bulbs. Each $3.00; offsets $1.00 
each. Postage prepaid. Bulbs when full grown 
frequently weigh from 8 to 15 pounds each. 
Fragrant Gladiolus 
(See Above Photo) 
Nocturnally fragrant, medium sized flowers. 
Height 2/z feet. Exceptionally hardy. Flowers 
cream yellow in color. Blooms in this climate 
about 15 th of March, fully two months before 
common variety, and one month earlier than the 
earliest Baby gladiolus. More fragrant than 
freesias. Blooming size bulbs 12 for $1.00, not 
less than 12 at this rate; 100 for $3.50. Write 
for prices on larger quanties. Prepaid. 
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