GIANT DARWIN TULIPS, MAY-FLOWERING, continued 
FLAMINGO. An even tone of pale shell-pink. A very exquisitely 
tinted Darwin, of refined coloring and form. While not a large 
flower splendid for the border when planted in contrast with 
lavender varieties. Height 28 inches. 70 cts. for 10; $6.00 per 100 
FAUST. Rich, dark satiny purple-maroon, with a blue base. Very 
large flower of fine form. Quite the best in its color. Height 
30 inches. 80 cts. for 10; $7.00 per 100 
GIANT. Flower of enormous size and wonderful substance. Deep 
reddish purple shaded violet. Quite the finest variety of this color, 
and one that can now be had at a much lower price. Height 
30 inches. 80 cts. for 10; $7.00 per 100 
GLACIER. A new Ideal white Darwin Tulip that has the same fine 
characteristics as Mrs. Grullemans and White Giant as regards 
long season of bloom and substance, but differs in that the flower 
resembles the new hybrid Darwin-Cottage type, being decidedly 
OV.I and of giant size. Height 30 inch|. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ per 
GOLDEN AGE. Among the many new yellow Darwins of recent 
introduction, this giant variety is quite the finest. It is a bright 
golden orange—distinctly a new shade in yellow Tulips and a 
fine strong grower with exquisitely shaped flowers. Splendid tor 
exhibition 8 Height 29 inches. $5.00 for 10; $45.00 per 100 
HELEN WILLS. One of the finest of the rosy lilac shades with white 
base and bright blue halo. Large flower of perfect form, lasting a 
long time in bloom. Height 26 inches. ^ ^ ^ ^ $g m pef lQQ 
IMPERATOR. A Tulip of the same deep crimson color as Bartigon, 
but taller and larger. The flower is of gigantic sizeand of splendid 
substance. Height 34 inches. $6.00 for 10, $55.00 per 100 
INSURPASSABLE. A well-named variety, for it is truly outstanding. 
The huge lilac blooms are borne on 27-inch stems. It is far superior to 
the well-known variety, William Copland and is highly recom¬ 
mended for exhibition and forcing. $1.70 for 10, $15.00 per 100 
JUBILEE. Considered by Tulip fanciers as one of the finest of the 
blue-purple varieties. Huge flower of superb form and .color. A 
first-prize variety at many Tulip exhibitions. f c^ 
KING GEORGE V. Perhaps best described as a deep cherry-rose 
with a blue base. A flower of very large size and splendid form. 
One of the most popular varieties for exhibition, and can now be 
had at an attractive price. Height 26 inches^ ^ ^ $g Q() ^ lQQ 
KING HAROLD. Intense ruby-crimson center rich black Very 
24'nchef fme A V " y ” Ch d “ P "fi'lSTSS per'foo 
planted with mauve and dark lavender sorts. A very hands^e 
MiSe?" n ° W be ° bta, ” d “ TO ct" r iS‘lo ; P $MO per'foo 
LA FRANCE. A new Ideal Darwin. Delicate pink, resembling the 
La France rose in color, with a pure white center a new and lovely 
A very beautiful variety. Height 2, inches. ^ ^ $3g Q() per 100 
LA TRISTESSE. Deep slaty blue, with white base—a very distinct 
color Splendid when planted with pale yellow and bronze varieties 
of the Cottage and Breeder Tulips, per 100 
LA TULIPE NOIRE (The Black Tulip). The nearest in color to 
the so-called “Black Tulip”—deep maroon-black which has a 
velvety sheen in the sunlight. Height 25 mches. ^ ^ 
I ADY HILLINGDON. This variety has been named after the rose 
it resembles in color. When flowering outside it is orange shaded 
LILAC WONDER. Another Ideal Darwin Tulip of distinct merit 
;+<= lovelv color—bright porcelain-blue with a white 
on account of t G j f S pi en did substance, and possess 
base. The flowers are large, 01 sp i 0 o 
excellent keeping qualities. ys cts. ior ni, y 
i rkillSE DE LA VALLIERE. Brilliant cherry-rose with pale blue 
?>ase starred white. A very clear and beautiful color, This and 
Kinz George V are two Tulips that are always admired in our 
Trial-Gardens on account of their lively color and large size. 
Splendid for exhibition. Height 24 inches.^ ^ ^ J7 w per j 00 
mahocANY A very large flower of true Darwin form, of a rich 
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hibition 
Big bowl-like flowers of the Giant Darwins 
MARGAUX. Gigantic flower of deep wine-red broadly edged 
with a lighter shading of wine-red. A Tulip of great size and 
beauty with a fine strong stem. Hei S ht $9 . 00 per 100 
mELICETTE. Beautiful pure lavender, shading to paler lavender 
at the edges, with a beautiful blue base A ner'ToO 
Height 26 inches. 80 cts. for 10, $7.00 per 1UU 
MERMAID. A new variety that blooms early, with huge, long- 
lasting flowers of good substance. Delicate flesh-pink, lighter 
edge, with creamy white base. height 30 inches. 10; $7.00 per 100 
MR. VAN ZYL. Glorious dark rosy pink with a border somewhat 
paler. A new Darwin Tulip very much admired in our Trials on 
©«■£! 
MRS. GRULLEMANS. A lovely pure white Ideal Darwin Tulip, 
with huge flowers of great substance, and a pure white center, 
yellow anthers. An outstanding Tulip ^nd one of the linest of ne 
introductions. Height 30 inches. $1.70 for 10, $15.00 per 100 
MRS. HAROLD I. PRATT. Magnificent globular flower of so t 
rose and amber, with occasional tones of purple-brown The petals 
Ire broad and rounded, the three outer ones slightly reflexed. Fine 
strong-growing variety. Height 30 inches^ ^ ^ $( _ 5 Q() ^ lQQ 
MRS MANDEL. This beautiful Ideal Darwin 1 uhp is in color, 
very much on the order of the Darwin Tulip, Dream, but superior 
in every way. Very beautiful in the garden and may be forced in 
bloom f„ la/e January. Violet-blue flushed U- ® 
MRS. WILLIAM R. CONKLIN. A gem among the new white 
Ideal Darwin Tulips. Like Glacier, it has beautiful, fine, oval- 
shaoed petals of glistening whiteness, gigantic size, and wonderful 
substance. 11 maintains its color through its entire period of bloom. 
Flowers with the earliest white Ideal Tulips and remains in fine 
condition with the latest. Height 30 indies. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 
NIPHETOS. A glorious lemon-yellow flower with light tan anthers. 
The petals are of remarkable texture and last a long time in perfect 
condition in the garden. Height 29 inches^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 
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