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I T has been our policy for years to show to the American 
public at our extensive display fields the latest varieties 
available in Tulip bulbs. The listing we have available 
for 1939 is as nearly complete as may be desired, and con' 
tains varieties which probably will not be handled by the 
average seedsmen or growers for another decade. We have 
connections with the foremost hybridizers in the world to 
supply us with their outstanding novelties, and we are. glad 
to be able to have these varieties available for the real flower 
lovers of our country. It must be remembered that no new 
varieties are offered for sale unless they are better than any 
standard varieties in existence heretofore. 
Per 3 Doz. 
Admiral Tromp. A beautiful new shade of 
salmon'orange, with a narrow yellow edge; 
a very free blooming variety.#1.20 #4.00 
American Flag. 26 inches. Dark red with 
broad white lines and blue base. So named 
because the 3 colors resemble the Amer¬ 
ican Flag. A real novelty. 1.45 5.00 
Belle Jaune. 26 inches. Exquisite dark golden 
yellow flowers of beautiful form, producing 
blossoms of extraordinarily large size .... 2.70 9.00 
Beverly. 27 inches. It is one of the finest 
of the new orange shades, a real flame- 
orange, with slightly reflexed petals.60 2.00 
Blue Gem. One of the tallest dark blues in 
existence, this Tulip is a gem in any col¬ 
lection. Very tall, straight and sturdy. 
Highly recommended .95 3.25 
Caroline Testout. One of the finest deep, 
pure pink Tulips, of perfect shape, with a 
white base. This variety has exceptional 
lasting qualities. 1.80 6.00 
Cassiope. A vivid carmine-rose flower of 
great beauty, with a dark blue center. 
A wonderful variety with a large, graceful 
flower on a strong, erect stem.60 2.00 
Chas. Needham. A magnificent variety. The 
stiff, tall stem is topped with a large, 
bright, brilliant red flower. 2.25 7.50 
Velvet Beauty 
