PLANT TP 
—- LAPLCT T 
J£ BEST JN BULBS- 
PJ£ BEST IN FLOWERS 
BREEDER TULIPS (Oont.) 
Doz. Hun, 
Prince of Orange(Orange bty.) 
Orange scarlet eooeo lighter 
REO, VERY STRIKING.. 75 5.°Q 
Velvet Kino, Shiny velvet blue, 
WITH YELLOW CENTER.75 5*00 
HYACINTHS 
Doz, Hun, 
City of Harlem, golden yellow, 1.00 6,50 
Queen of Pinks, Br. rosy pink 1,00 6,50 
La Innocence, pur* white. 1.00 6.50 
Dr. Lieber, deep blue. 1.00 6.50 
La Victoire, brilliant car¬ 
mine RED. 1.00 6.50 
- SINGLE EARLY TULIPS — 
General De Wet, beautiful copper 
to orange, novelty......75 5.00 
KE1 ZERSKR00N, (GRAN Due) LARGE 
RED AND YELLOW. 75 5»00 
- NARCISSI OR JONQUILS - 
King Alfred, New super giant of the 
YELLOW TRUMPETS VERY LARGE WITH 
DEEP CUP.... 1.00 7.00 
Emperor; old stand by giant 
yellow flowers ... *50 3.50 
Rising Sun, golden yellow. .. .-.60 4«50 
: * t 
Pink Beauty, Rosy pink the finest 
bedding tulip. 60 4.50 
Yellow Prince, lemon yellow sweet, 
SCENTEO, VERY FINE.60 4»50 
- CROCUS, Fall flowering. - 
Speoiosus, Deep blue. 50 3*50 
Zonatus, Soft lilac very fine.50 3*50 
CROCUS SPRING FLOWERING 
Heavenly blue. 
King of the whites, 
Queen of the blues, 
Mixed varieties, 
.50 3.50 
.50 3.50 
.50 3.50 
.40 2*50 
ROCK GARDEN BULBS 
Scillat Grape hyacinths, 
Heavenly blue.. *50 3.5° 
Sncw crops, white .50 3*50 
-aLORY 'Ot THE SNJ3Vlu£C 3,50 
-DUTCH IRIS 
Doz. 
Hun . 
Is 
Blue perfection, stanoaro brilliant 
BLUE. 
.60 
4.5o 
White excelsior,.finest whiteoO 
4.50 
Yellow Queen, golden yellow. 
.60 
4.50 
Indian .■ Oh i ef, vi olet to 
BRONZE .. 
4.50 
Mixeo varieties, good four 
KINDS... 
3.5o 
- NOTE - 
All above bulbs quoted are first 
GRADE, IMPORTED DIRECT FROM BEST 
HOLLAND GROWERS of fine bulbs. 
If Bulbs are to be sent by 
MAIL ADD TEN PERCENT TO TOTAL TO 
COVER POSTAGE AND PACKING. 
HEDGE- LAWN NURSERY INC. 
ROANOKE-VA. 
DIAL ' 
Mixed, many kinds for naturalizing 
ALL GOOD KINDS...... .40 ,2*50 
- NARCISSI .PLANT IN WATER. - 
I • . 
Paper white, large bulbs., all will 
BLOOM,. • .40 2.50 
Soil De Orr large yellow, new..,6o '4»50 
- LILLIES (Plant in Aug.&$ept) - 
■ ; Each ..Doz. 
LILLIUM; 
SPECIOSUM IMPRO.VED RUBRUM....25 2 .^O 
auratum Gold band . .25 2.50 
Regale 3est hardy lily, .25 2.50 
SECOND SIZE. ..•-,•15 1.5p 
L.CLEOAN8 R ( 3H‘- DARK ' MAHOGANY 
R E C DWARF* . ,.25 .50 
Henryii, new bright yellow...25 2.50, 
PhILI PInense, line REGAL 
BLOOMS UNTiL F R C S T • ..25 2.50 
TenuI folium, dainty scarlet 
FLOWERS.......25 2.50 
CANDlLrUM, MA DONNA WH , T £ ...... ?5 2.50 
TlGRINUM, DBLE.& SINGLE..15 1 .50 
Mixed varieties, large .20 2.00 
—- ROCK GARDEN PLANTS- 
Early Fall is a good time t*o plant Rook 
PLANTS FOR EARLY SPRING BLOOM. OUR SfOC 
IS LARGE,' INCLUDING MANY RARE: PLANT3 
THAT ARE VERY EFFECTIVE IN A ROCKERY. 
DOZ. 1.00 
Fall is the best time for planting 
PERENNIALS, ESPEC1ALLLY FROM AN ECONOMY 
STAND POINT. PERENNIALS UNLESS PLANTED 
IN VERY EARLY SPRING WILL NOT Gl VE MUCH 
BLOOM THE FIRST SEASON. 
DOZ. 1.00 
PLANTING BULBS;; 
Don't plant too early, as the^ 
will come up too soon in the Spring a»'< 
THE TOR.S WILL FREEZE, AND OFTEN THE ^ 
BLOOMS WILL BE AFFECTED. 
Plant most bulbs the oepwo r 
THEIR 0 IflCUMpERENCE. 
