The Glory of the Garden : The Modern Gladiolus 
COWEE'S NOVELTY DOLLAR COLLECTION 
Composed of six fine sorts, selected to cover a rich range of color. For $1, I will send, postpaid, 
one fine bulb of each of the following named varieties: 
Baltimore. Light salmon, with deep salmon 
throat. 
California. Deep lavender-pink, throat marked 
with white. 
Eldorado. Clear yellow, spotted maroon and 
black. 
Princess Altieri. White, shaded with carmine. 
Flowers of medium size. 
Snowbird. Pure white, marked with pale lilac 
on the inferior petals. 
Taconic. Bright pink, flecked and striped; lower 
petals crimson, shading into lemon-yellow. 
COWEE’S SUPERB DOLLAR COLLECTION 
For only $1, I will mail, postpaid, one strong, blooming bulb of each of these six Gladioli: 
Baron Hulot. Dark violet or blue. 
Papilio Rose. Pale rose-pink, with a zone of 
creamy white. 
Jean Dieulafoy. Creamy white, lower petals 1 
stained maroon. 
Mephistopheles. Flowers large; dark red, 
stained with black and yellow. 
Rosella. Beautiful light rose, stained purple and 
white. 
Scarsdale. Pink-lavender. 
TEN NAMED GLADIOLI FOR FIFTY CENTS 
SILVER TROPHY STRAIN 
Groff s World's Best New 
Hybrid Seedlings 
Only large, blooming bulbs are offered. In the 
three classifications as given in this list, you have 
an assortment of colors that will make a most 
charming grouping in any part of your garden. 
If by express, 25 at 100 rate. 
1. Newest Reds, Scarlets and Crimsons. The 
world’s commercial strains offer few equal to 
and none better than these. Postpaid, 25 
bulbs SI, or 50 bulbs $1.75. Express collect, 
100 bulbs $3. 
2. New White, Light and Yellow. All shades 
of white, cream and yellow in many combina¬ 
tions, relieved by stains and blotches of rich 
colors. Postpaid, 25 bulbs SI.25, or 50 bulbs 
$2.25. Express collect, 100 bulbs, $4. 
3. Rare Blues in Clematis, Lilac and Heliotrope 
Shades. New hybrids of Papilio major. Post¬ 
paid, 25 bulbs $1.75 or 50 bulbs $3.25. Express 
collect, 100 bulbs $6. 
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Silver Trophy Strain of Gladioli 
Each variety is of distinct merit, and very desirable. Because of the extremely low price, I can 
allow no changes. For 50 cts. I will send, postpaid, one good bulb of each of the ten following varieties: 
Augusta. White, with blue anthers. 
Senator Volland. Blue, dark violet blotch, with 
yellow stain. 
Brenchleyensis. Brilliant vermilion-scarlet. 
Eugene Scribe. Tender rose, blazed carmine-red. 
George Paul. Deep crimson, slightly stained 
yellow, spotted with purple. 
La Camellia. Creamy white, claret-stained. 
Prophetesse. Pearly white, with crimson throat. 
May. White, finely flaked rosy crimson. 
Mrs. Beecher. Rosy crimson, with white throat. 
Snowbank. Pure white, with dot of red at base 
of petals. 
