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Crocus 
These new giant flowering Crocuses are the most glorious of all the 
very lovely Spring flowering Crocuses and far superior to the older 
sorts. Scatter them in the grass in informal masses, planting them 
Just an inch under the sod and early next Spring they will carpet 
the lawn with a mass of brilliant colors and continue to flower without 
further care for many years. 
AGNES— Deep lavender. REMEMBRANCE— Lovely soft sky blue. 
ALBION Dark purple, feathered white. SNONA/STORM —Snow white. 
ENCHANTRESS —Bright porcelain blue. YELLOW GIANT —Deep yellow. 
Giant Size Bulbs, in any of above varieties, Bagged and Labeled 
50c Doz.—$3.75 per 100 
ALL COLORS, MIXED.$2.75 per 100—$22.50 per 1000 
'^alanUtuA (Snowdrops) 
Elwesii Giant 
The first flowers of Springtime, their lovely snow- 
white flowers often appearing before the snow 
is entirely off the ground. Plant two inches deep 
and leave them undisturbed and they will come 
up year after year. Plant them in clumps 
amongst the shrubbery or in the flower beds or 
under a tree, or in fhe lawn or in the garden. 
Finest Holland-Grown Bulbs. 
40c Doz.; $3.00 per 100; $27.50 per 1000 
(^hwjwdoxa (Luciliae) 
(Glory of the Snow) 
Beautiful Blue with a Pure White Center 
As their name suggests, they often bloom before 
the snow is off the ground, flowering with the 
snowdrops. Their handsome blue flowers are 
borne in sprays on stems five to six inches long. 
They are one of the most beautiful of the early 
flowering bulbous plants. Plant 3 to 4 inches 
deep and 2 to 3 inches apart in clumps of 25 or 
more bulbs. Hardy anywhere. 
35c Doz.; $2.50 per 100; $20.00 per 1000 
TyiuAjcafu (Grape Hyacinth) 
These very beautiful dwarf flowers are especially fine for the rock 
garden, or for naturalizing, either in the sun or semi-shade. They 
are perfectly hardy, and increase in beauty from year to year with 
no further care when once planted. Plant two inches apart and two 
inches deep. On Long Island they flower in May and early June. 
They make excellent cut flowers and are also fine for pot culture. 
tt^AVENLY BLUE See Illustration at right. This is the largest and finest of the 
Grape Hyacinths. Color, a heavenly blue. 
50c Doz.; $2.75 per !00; $25.00 per 1000 
ScUIa SiJbjbuca (Siberian Squills) 
Beautiful bright blue flowers, bridging the period between the Crocus 
and the Narcissi. Enjoys semi-shade, also does well in the rock garden. 
40c Doz.; $3.00 per 100; $27.00 per 1000 
Muscari 
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