CHESTER JAY HUNT 
Suggestions and an Invitation 
of soil, climate, drainage, and unfavorable season or faulty plant¬ 
ing are out of our control, we cannot guarantee that all bulbs we 
send out will give a perfect flower. We test every grower’s stocks 
by taking bulbs for our display from the same bags out of which 
our customers are supplied and thus know exactly what results 
are to be expected. It is understood, therefore, that complaints 
will be entertained only on the basis of the results we have in our 
own gardens. 
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HYACINTHS—Crown Princess Margaret, Dr. Stresemann, Im- 
perator. Sky, Wedgewood. SINGLE EARLY TULIPS—Gertrude, 
Golden Glory, Saturnus. EARLY DOUBLE TULIPS—Lady Godiva, 
Marechal Niel. MENDEL TULIPS—Early Spring, Krelage’s Tri¬ 
umph, Zenith. TRIUMPH TULIPS—Colorado, Rose Beauty, Sar- 
donix, Virgo. NEW HYBRID TULIPS—Adelgaar, Barbara Pratt, 
Golden Fleece, Jersey Beauty, Mongolia, Pink Delight, Solange. 
LILY-FLOWERED TULIPS—Astor. DARWIN TULIPS—Allard 
Pierson, Astra, Blue Gem, Cote d’Azur, Darlington, Kriemhilde, 
Queen of England, Tubergens’ Glory. BREEDER TULIPS—Jessie, 
Southern Cross. TULIP SPECIES—Chrysantha. NARCISSUS— 
Ace of Diamonds, Agra, Apotheose, Copper Bowl, Flaming Torch, 
Golden Harvest, Graphic, Havelock, Hymettus, Irene Bordoni, Killi- 
grew. Marquis, Music Hall, Orange Flyer, Roxane, The Admiral, 
Xenophon. 
^lie ^ardend at Wa^fair 
Our spring gardens typify in the most practical manner the 
principles on which our whole business is based. Here we show 
what we are selling not as the mere promise of the brown bulbs 
set forth on the shop counter, but in the full fruition of the ma¬ 
tured flower. To select for one’s own garden here becomes the 
delightful task of choosing from an embarrassment of riches, for 
spring awakes at Mayfair among meadows glorious with golden 
Daffodils and stays joyously contented throughout the lavish beauty 
of Tulip-time. 
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