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A Collection o£ 12 Varieties 
THE TWELVE 
GOOD FRIEND of Wayside Gardens, 
a most particular gardener, instruct¬ 
ed us, two years ago, to import for 
him twelve bulbs each of the twelve finest 
and most beautiful Tulips available. He has 
a small garden but it is planted with only the 
choicest and newest things. It, therefore, 
was up to us. Apparently we made good; 
he came ond reported that never before a 
collection as choice flowered in any Ameri¬ 
can garden, and urged we offer these same 
varieties to other enthusiasts and people 
who can use only small quantities, but in¬ 
sist on the best. 
The world moves, varieties come and go, 
but it will be a very, very long time before 
this selection can be improved upon. To 
possess and grow these is to possess the 
jewels among Tulips. As you know, we are 
not given to superlatives, but frankly, we 
enthuse over these varieties. 
Mongolia. Magnificent chamois-yellow. Giant 
flower. 
Admiral Tromp. Orange tones. Marvelously 
blended. 
Mr. van Zyl. The loveliest pink in existence. 
Wayside's Wonder. A chameleon changing 
its color from day to day. Deep rose tones. 
Glacier. Purest snow-white. Perfect form. 
King Mauve. Delicate lavender tints. Ex¬ 
ceedingly beautiful. 
Jessey. The glorified Louis XIV. Purple, 
bronze and gold. 
Niphetos. Pale moonlight yellow. Lovely 
form. 
Grullemans' Giant. The glorified Afterglow. 
A study in sunset tints. 
Augustus. Deep dull gray-red with purple 
flush. A perfect giant. 
Golden Statue. Glittering pure gold. 
Mahogany. Magnificent mahogany-red- 
brown. 
PRICES 
No. 1 Special Collection 
120 Bulbs—10 of each kind. Each 
variety carefully packed and labeled. 
For $33.00 
No. 2 Special Collection 
300 Bulbs—25 of each kind. Each 
variety carefully packed and labeled. 
For $80.00 
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A Collection of 20 Varieties 
THE TWENTY 
UNDREDS of customers each fall say 
n~[ to us: "I want you to recommend 
me a collection of Tulips which 
does not cost much but oil the varieties must 
be good, and I want them to be 100% 
reliable." 
Our answer to that request is this selec¬ 
tion. Here are the reasons. All have made 
good for more than 20 years. The color 
range is complete and harmonious. All bloom 
at the same time and are substantially all 
of the same height. Each kind represents 
the best in its color at the price, and what 
means something to us is they'll be a credit 
to Wayside Gardens as well as a joy to you! 
All will last for many years with reasonable 
care. 
Orange and Apricot 
Shades 
Dido 
Prince of Orange 
Afterglow 
Pink, Pointed Petals 
Picotee 
Sirene 
White 
White City 
Purple and Gold 
Louis XIV 
Pink and Rose 
Shades 
Clara Butt 
Princess Elizabeth 
Venus 
Lavender and Purple 
Shades 
Rev. H. Ewbank 
Heliotrope 
Bacchus 
Yellow Shades 
Avis Kennicott 
Moonlight 
Yellow Giant 
Mrs. Moon 
Red and Scarlet 
Shades 
Farncombe Sanders 
King Horold 
Pride of Haarlem 
PRICES 
No. 3 Special Collection 
100 Bulbs—5 of each kind. Each 
variety carefully packed and labeled. 
For $5.65 
No. 4 Special Collection 
500 Bulbs—10 of each kind. Each 
variety carefully packed and labeled. 
For $27.00 
No. 5 Special Collection 
1000 Bulbs—50 of each kind. Each 
variety carefully packed and labeled. 
For $50.00 
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