TULIPS 
DOUBLE 
MIXED. 
The Double Tulips, as a 
rule bloom later than the 
single sorts, the flowers last 
longer and many kinds are 
immense in size and very 
showy. The bulbs are some¬ 
what larger, and conse¬ 
quently cost more postage 
to send them. 
Price for Double Tulips, 
all colors, mixed, ex. fine : 
5 for 12c. 27c. doz. 
$1.50 per 100. 
$10.00 per 1,000. 
NAMED TULIPS DOUBLE. 
is list of named sorts comprise the very best kinds and varieties that make very 
effective contrasts. Price of all these named sorts, 5c. each, 7 for 26c. ; dozen of any 
variety, 36c.; any variety, $2.25 per 100. 
B,U ®. Fla 1 g r LoveI y violfet ^ ue , very effec- Rex Rubrorum —Large, rich scarlet. 
tive, late. 
Duke of York —Red with white border. 
Gloria Solis —Red with yellow border, 
very striking. 
La Candeur —Large double, white, very 
showy. 
La Bla son —A light, sweet rose. 
Rose Blanche —Beautiful pure white 
Yellow Rose —Deep pure yellow, sweet 
scented, a gem. 
Tournesol —Red and yellow. 
Tournesol —Yellow. 
The Tournesols are the earliest of the 
double tulips—large, grand, showy flowers. 
DUC VAN THOLL SINGLE TULIPS. 
These are the eailiest of all Tulips, and the only kind with ordinary treatment that 
can be had in bloom by Christmas. The colors are very rich and bright. They are the 
first to bloom m the spring outside. J B 
Due Van Thcil— Gold laced. I Due Van Tfioil —Scarlet. 
Due Van Tnoll— Rose. | Due Van Thol I -Pure white. 
l ; /i ! k ” ldS r?, C \ eacl1 ' 3 for l0c ; 8 for 25c.; 12 for 35c.; 100 of any one 
kind, $2.00; Due Van Tholl’s all kinds mixed, 20c. doz.; 75c. for 50. 
POTTESAKKERS, or MAMMOTH SINGLE TULIPS. 
llowersare ^rand Ialgest ’ m ° St ex P ensive and imposing of the Single Tulips. The 
Pottebakker— Fiery scarlet. Pottebakker-Pure white. 
Pottebakker— Pure yellow. 
Any of the three kinds 4c. each; 8 for 25c.; 12 for 36c.; 100 for $2.50. 
