CHARLES JAY HUNT 
Scillas 
Spikes of small, drooping bell-like flowers 3 to 4 inches in height. 
Fine for naturalizing under trees or in open woodland, and very 
successful in the rock-garden. Flowers in early April. 
No order accepted for less than 2 5 bulbs of any one of the fol¬ 
lowing varieties: 
SCILLOIDES. Spikes of white bells tinged light azure-blue. A 
lovely type to combine with the preceding varieties. Generally 
known to gardeners as Puschkinia. 5 in. 
2 5 bulbs, $2; 100 bulbs, $6:50. 
SIBIRICA, BLUE. Bright blue flowers. 
25 bulbs, $1.25; 100 bulbs, $4; 1000 bulbs, $38. 
SIBIRICA, SPRING BEAUTY. Intense blue; much larger and 
taller than the older type. This variety throws many flower- 
spikes and is a great acquisition to the early spring border. 
2 5 bulbs, $3; 100 bulbs, $10. 
SIBIRICA, WHITE. Pure white. 
25 bulbs, $1.50; 100 bulbs, $5; 1000 bulbs, $45. 
If you have a gardening friend who would 
like a copy of the Bulb Book, send me the name, 
and it will be mailed at once. 
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