James Vick’s Sons, Seedsmen, Rochester, New York 
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DOUBLE TULIPS 
FOR BEDS 
The Double Tulips are particularly val¬ 
uable for making showy beds of bright 
colors. The extra petals are well devel¬ 
oped and combined into a symmetrical 
head, and like most other double flowers 
they remain in good condition a consider¬ 
able time longer than the single flowered 
varieties under the same conditions. 
Arabella. Carmine-pink ; large flowers ; 
extra fine. Each, 4 cents; dozen 40 
cents; hundred, $2.35. 
Blue Flag. Blue; late. 3 for 10 cents; 
dozen, 35 cents ; hundred, $1.80. 
Crown of Gold. Yellow, orange shaded. 
Each, 7 cents ; dozen, 70 cents; hund¬ 
red, $5.00. 
Crown of Roses. Rose; large; early. 
Each, 8 cents; dozen, 80 cents ; hund¬ 
red, $5.65. 
Due van Thol. Red, yellow-edged ; 
early. 2 for 5 cents; dozen 25 cents; 
hundred, $1.30. 
Duke of York. Red and white; fine; 
large; early. 3 for 10 cents; dozen, 
30 cents ; hundred, $1.50. 
Gloria Solis. Bronze, orange and crim¬ 
son; early. 3 for 10 cents; dozen, 35 
cents; hundred, $1.90. 
Imperator Rubrorum. Red; early. 
Each, 5 cents; dozen, 45 cents; hund¬ 
red, 3.00. 
La Candeur. White ; large ; early ; 
largely used for bedding purposes, 
dozen, 30 cents ; hundred, $1.75. 
3 for 10 cents; PARROT TULIP 
DOZ. IOO 
Le Blason. Delicate rose and white 
striped; early; very fine.3 for 10 35 1 85 
Mariage de ma Fille. White and 
carmine striped ; large ; one of the 
choicest late doubles. 05 45 2 70 
Murillo. White, shaded rose ; large ; 
early; fine for forcing. 05 50 3 30 
Peony Gold. Yellow and red ; late . 3 for 10 30 1 75 
Peony Red. Scarlet; late.3 for 10 30 1 75 
Purple Crown. Splendid, dark vel¬ 
vety crimson ; early.3 for 10 30 1 65 
Purple, White Bordered. Early . 3 for 10 30 1 50 
Regina Rubrorum. Red striped 
with creamy yellow ; early .... 07 70 5 00 
Rex Rubrorum. Crimson-scarlet; 
very showy ; early ; fine for bed- » 
ding.3 for 10 35 2 00 
Rose Blanche. Pure white; extra 
large; early.3 for ro 30 1 50 
Rosine. Rosy white; early.3 for 10 35 2 00 
Salvator Rosa. Rose and white; 
early. 09 90 6 50 
Titian. Brown and yellow; fine 3 for 10 30 1 75 
Tournesol. Red and yellow ; very 
large and fragrant; extra early . . 04 40 2 35 
Tournesol. Yellow, shaded orange ; 
large and showy; extra early . . 05 50 3 65 
Yellow Rose. Beautiful ( gdlden yel¬ 
low ; large : late.3 for 10 30 1 40 
Superfine Mixture of Early Varieties. 2 for 
5 cents; dozen, 25 cents; hundred, $1.20; 
thousand, $9.00. 
Superfine Mixture of Late Varieties. 2 for 
5 cents; dozen, 25 cents; hundred, $1.20; 
thousand, $9.00. 
PARROT TULIPS 
The most brilliant and showy of all Tulips, 
and when 
massed in a bed they make a dazzling show. 
DOZ. 
IOO 
Admiral de Constantinople. 
Red 3 for 10 
3 ° 
1 75 
Cafe Brun. Rich brown . . 
3 ° 
1 75 
Cramoisi Brilliant. Scarlet . 
... 04 
35 
2 00 
Gloriosa. Yellow and red . . . 
3 ° 
1 75 
Lutea. Yellow. 
30 
1 75 
Markgraaf. Red and yellow . 
. . . 3 for 10 
3 ° 
1 75 
Perfecta. Red striped . . . . 
30 
1 75 
Superfine Mixed . . . 
25 
I 50 
LATE SHOW TULIPS 
This class is very attractive and the flowers bloom 
after 
the early varieties. 
DOZ. 
IOO 
Bizarres . 
30 
1 50 
Violets . 
30 
1 50 
Roses . 
30 
1 50 
Superfine Mixed, Late 
. 3 for 10 
25 
I 50 
OTHER LATE-FLOWERING TULIPS 
Gesneriana. The most superb of all each. doz. ioo 
Tulips. The very large and sym¬ 
metrically-formed flowers are borne 
on tall, strong stems, and keep in 
good condition much longer than 
any other variety. The color is a 
brilliant crimson - scarlet, with a 
deep blue-black base. When grown 
in masses it produces a magnifi¬ 
cent effect.. 04 40 2 35 
Darwin. These splendid Tulips are 
borne on strong stems about two 
feet high, and embrace many col¬ 
ors which appear in no other class. 04 40 2 25 
We do not prepay charges at the 100 rate. Add 40 cents per 100 if ordered by mail. 
