3 Lapark Feature Otters 
These Are Extraordinarily Liberal Oilers 
Especially To Start New Customers 
T HE host of folks all over the Continent, who have been spending their money with ns for 
years, know that a dollar goes farther at Lapark than anywhere else in purchasing 
Bulbs’, Seeds, Plants and Shrubbery. They know, too, that from time to time we 
make very special offers for the particular purpose of inducing people who have never bought 
from us to send us a trial order, “just for luck,’’ as it were. 
In Holland we have a friend keeping his eye always open among Bulb growers for bar¬ 
gains that we might use for this particular purpose, and through him we have been able to 
pick up a few hundred thousand Hyacinths, Tulips and Narcissus. They are all fresh 
stock, sound, healthy Bulbs, but small in size. The growers assure us that a pretty good 
percentage of the Bulbs will bloom next Spring if the Bulbs are set out this Fall. They are 
not for blooming in the house. Leave them right in the ground and the second year they 
will bloom splendidly, just as finely as Bulbs costing you ever so much more money. This 
is a good chance for'you to test the sort of stuff and treatment you receive at Lapark, and 
for us to make new customers. 
Hyacinths--Mixed Colors 
Together With a. Three Year Subscription to Parks Floral Magazine 
The Bulbs are freshly dug in Holland, all of the same size, from all the different 
colored beds thrown into one pile, mixed up, and shipped to us. This should give a per¬ 
fect mixture of all the Hyacinth colors. We pay postage. 
Charming Mixed Tulips 
With the Floral Magazine For Three Year# 
The mixture of colors is made up in the same way as we have explained in the Hyacinth 
offer. We pay postage. 
Lovely Narcissus, Jonquils 
With a Three Year Subscription To The Magazine 
Jonquils, Narcissus, or Daffodils, whichever you prefer to call them, are especially lovely, and 
they increase so rapidly that from a small beginning, in a few years, one has quite a substantial 
showing. Set them outdoors this Fall anytime before the ground is frozen solid for the Winter. Do 
not expect too many of them to bloom next Spring, but they will be nice the second Spring. 
NOTE.-These Bulbs do not in any sense take the place of the regular, full size stock described 
in this Catalogue, and should not be ordered with the expectation that they will answer every pur¬ 
pose of the larger Bulbs. They are offered exactly and only for the purpose set forth on this page. 
P. S.—Should anyone wish two or more collections, but only one three-year subscription, the 
extra subscriptions may be sent to friends. Do not forget to send full addresses. 
Address orders for these collections to 
PARKS FLORAL MAGAZINE, Lapark, Pa. 
Bulbs and Roots 
Amaryllis 
Page. 
43-44 
Begonia-TuberouB- 
Booted 
45-40 
Chinese Sacred Lily 
43 
Crocus 
37 
Daffodils 
30 to 37 
Freeslas 
41 
Gloxinia-Tuberous 
46 
Hyacinths 
*• Roman 
10 to 18 
42-43 
Jonquils 
30 to 37 
Lilies—Calla 
44-45 
“ Hardy 
38 to 41 
Llly-of-the-Valley 
46 
Narcissus 
30 to 37 
Paper-Whites 
42 
Tulips 
18 to 30 
Flower Seeds 
(We Index a few separately 
by name for your greater 
convenience, as follows:) 
Papes 4 7 to 56 
Anemone 47 
INDEX 
Aqullegla 
Beilis Daisy 
Campanula 
Canterbury Bell 
Carnation 
Clematis 
Columbine 
Coreopsis 
Delphinium 
Dranthus 
Dlgitali-s 
Everlasting Pea 
Forget-Me-Not 
Foxglove 
Gaillarclia 
Hibiscus 
Hollyhocks 
Iris 
Larkspar 
Lathy ruB 
Leucantliemum 
Lupinus 
Lychnis 
Myosotls 
Oenothera 
Phlox 
Pansy 62-53 
Pinks 40-65 
Poppy 
55 
Prim rose 
54 
Primula 
54 
Py rethrum 
54 
Sweet Peas 
63-54 
Sweet William 
50 
Wallflower 
50 
Potting Plants 
(We index a few separately 
as follows:) 
Pages 67 to 64 
Abutllen 
57 
Acharynthus 
58 
Asparagus 
68 
Begonias 
58-59 
Cactus 
59 
Chrysanthemum 
69-60 
Coleus 
60 
Cyclamen 
G1 
Daisy 
G1 
Fuchsia 
61 
Ferns 
62 
Geraniums 
62 
Impatiens 
63 
Ivy 
63 
La n tan a 63-60 
Hardy Shrubs and 
Perennial Plants 
(Weindexa fewseparate va¬ 
rieties for quick reference:) 
Pages 66 to 72 
Althea 
65 
Berberis 
65 
Boxwood 
65 
Deutzias 
65 
Forsythia 
66 
Hibiscus 
65 
Honeysuckle 
66 
Hydrangeas 
66 
Iris 
67-6® 
Pseonies 
S3 to 71 
Phlox Inside Bark Cover 
Primrose 
71-72 
Primula 
71-72 
Privet 
72 
Spirea 
V ucca 
72 
72 
47 
48 
48 
48 
48 
49 
48 
49 
49 
49 
49 
61 
52 
49 
60 
60 
50- 51 
51 
49 
51 
51 
51- 52 
51 
62 
52 
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