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destroy great numbers of these bulbs, we will be glad 
to tell anyone having troubles from these pests how 
to prevent bulbs from being destroyed. 
Doz. 100 
Baron Van Brunow. Deep purple, ex¬ 
tra large .. $ .50 $4.00 
Cloth of Silver. A striped variety, fine 
in Rock Garden.50 4.00 
Enchantress. A grand rich purple 
variety.50 4.00 
Excelsior. A beautiful large lavender 
blue.60' 4.50 
Kathleen Parlow. Lovely pure white, 
large size.50 4.00 
Jenny Lind. Deepest purple, grand 
new variety.60 4.50 
King of the Blues. Very large purple 
blue.50 4,00 
Maximilian. Distinct and pleasing- 
lavender .50 4.00 
Mikado. Pale greyish lilac, deep mauve 
stripes .50 4.00 
Montblanc. Grand pure white.50 4.00 
Pollux. Superb dark purple.50 4.00 
Purpurea Grandiflora. Deep glossy 
purple, very large.50 4.00 
Remembrance. Dark blue, one of the 
finest .50 4.00 
Sir Walter Scott. White, striped pale 
lilac.50 4.00 
White Lady. Snow white, orange 
anthers.50 4.00 
Yellow Mammoth. Superb yellow, 
largest sized bulbs.50 4.00 
Extra large second sized bulbs.40 3.00 
Choice mixed Crocus, all colors, extra 
Choice mixed Crocus, all colors, second 
Collection Crocus, 10 named varieties, 
10 of each.50 4.00 
CROCUS SPECIES 
By planting a selection of these, flowers* may be 
had from September until spring, each winter month 
flowers can be had by giving bulbs a warm southern 
exposure and severe frost does not harm the flowers. 
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AUTUMN AND WINTER BLOOMERS 
Doz. 100 
Sativus. Saffron crocus. Purple, style 
branches red. $ .50 $4.00 
Speciosus. Lilac blue, deep orange 
anthers, Sept, and Oct.40 3.00’ 
Speciosus Aitchisoni. Brighter and 
larger flowers than type.50 4.00 
Tommasinianus. Pale lavender blue, 
early winter bloomer.40 3.00 
Zonatus. Rosy lilac, orange anthers. . .40 3.00 
