D|Ant«# Pinir That’s what you think—maybe—when you 
^**^**^y * o ■1111% ■ H^giuy gee this snapshot of one of my Picardy plant- 
■ ... I , ings. But this would not supply my custom¬ 
ers. So I have other Picardy plantings. “The More the Merrier.” 
“BelleTe It or not,” this glorious sea of Pink Picardy was produced from medium and 
small bulbs. And thousands of spikes were cut before this picture was taken. 
Palmer’s Pink Picardy at 
Practicaiiy Painiess Prices 
Wliat a Oladl Originated by Mr. B. F. 
Palmer in Canada. 
Color, soft shrimp plnh, without flecking. 
Blotch of light flesh pink. Though gigantic 
In size, Picardy is anything but coarse. You 
Just fall In love with It at sight. 
Picardy Buibs, Prepaid 
(S at 10 rate, 25 at 100 rate) 
Ho. 1 Ho. a Ho. 3 Ho. 4 Ho. 5 Ho. 6 
Ten.fO.SO f0.40 fO.25 f0.20 fO.15 fO.lO 
100 . 3.60 2.40 1.60 1.20 .80 .60 
Picardy Bulblets ^ ^ 
JXTMBO OB EHTBA BABCE 90.25 92.00 
Mined Sizes, but none small.10 .60 
Another Giant Novelty Glad—'TAIAROA” 
It’s from Hew Zealand. Many immense blooms open at once, well spaced and facing one 
way on good strong, straight spike. 
The color is salmon-pink, flaked slate, with purple blotch. A spike of this with 8 or 9 
open blooms attracts attention, and a half dozen or more spikes in a vase is a knock-out. 
Prices now greatly reduced: (Eai^e, 2— 16c; 10 — 70o) (Medium, 2— 10c; 10— 40c) (Small, 
10— ^20c). See other pages for prices on larger lots. 
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