Contents 
Page 
Triumph Tulips. 2 
Darwin Tulips. 3 
Breeder Tulips. 4 
Cottage Tulips. 5 
Single Early Tulips. .. . 6 
Double Early Tulips . . 6 
Parrot Tulips.. 6 
Botanical Tulips. 7 
Spring Beauties. 7 
Rock-Garden Narcissi. .7 
Hyacinths.8 
Crocus.8 
Narcissi.9 
Mixed Narcissi.9 
Bulbs for Early Forcing 10 
Hardy Lilies.10 
Miscellaneous Bulbs. .11 
Peonies.12 
Strawberries.12 
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ft LURID flame shooting into a pitch-black sky; the bril- 
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y 1 robes of a royal retinue. All these comparisons fail to 
convey the brilliancy of this wonderful new Tulip. In the 
border it stands out like a column of fire—a color enhanced 
by the jet-black base. 
We consider it the most spectacular Tulip ever introduced. 
The bloom is carried on a stem about 20 inches high; the petals 
are broad and unusually large, and the flower remains in good 
condition for several days. 
To avoid disappointment (the quantity of bulbs is limited) 
you should place your order at once. In addition you 
secure our special low import price of 85c. per bulb, or 
$9 for a dozen bulbs. These low prices prevail until 
August 15 only. 
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MAX SCHLING 
SEEDSMEN, Inc. 
618 Madison Avenue 
New York 
