Nelis Giant May- 
Moonlight. 24 inches. Best pale yellow Tulip, 
lovely when planted among Iris or Bleeding 
Hearts. Open 2 or 3 days before most others 
Mother’s Day. 28 inches. A tall soft lemon* 
yellow, late bloomer. A very fine Tulip for 
the garden . 
Mr. Hoover. 27 inches. Beautiful new shade of 
clear purple; very sturdy and strong plant; 
a most valuable addition in this color. Rec- 
ommended . 
Mrs. John T. Scheepers. 24 inches. One of the 
largest bright yellow Tulips, oval-shaped 
flower which is carried on a straight stem. 
Highly recommended. 45c each . 
Mrs. Mandel. 26 inches. One of the new out* 
standing purples, with a decided blue cast, 
having a good, sturdy stem and a long flower 
Mrs. Moon. (Lily-flowered.) 25 inches. This is 
beyond doubt one of the finest late yellow 
Tulips with pointed petals; distinctly per* 
fumed. Highly recommended . 
Mrs. Potter Palmer. 28 inches. A beautiful 
purple Tulip; well formed and pleasing; very 
attractive for border planting. 
Mr. Van Zyl. 25 inches. A glorious dark rose* 
colored Tulip with a broad white border; 
lovely clear and bright interior. A splendid 
new novelty . 
Mystery. 28 inches. Beautiful dark shiny black 
with blue base. Very large and strong flower. 
A wonderful variety for the garden and ex¬ 
hibition purposes. 
Nauticas. 28 inches. Glowing dark cerise-rose, 
center dark violet. 
Nell Gwyn. A glorious salmon-rose colored 
Tulip, with a narrow edge of blush-rose at 
margin; has a very long blooming period. 
3 for 75c .. 
Newton. 33 inches. Rich plum-purple; one of 
the tallest Tulips. A fine exhibition variety. 
Priced unusually low for such a fine variety . 
Orange King. 23 inches. Deep orange, inside 
of cup orange-scarlet with yellow center, grace¬ 
ful and sweet scented . 
Orient. 24 inches. Inside salmon with bright 
rosy carmine reflection; edged orange-red . . . 
Oslo. 32 inches. Deep rose, shading to old rose, 
delicate pink at edge, blue base. Huge hand¬ 
some flower on tall stem. 
Doz. 
100 
#0.90 
#6.75 
1.30 
10.00 
2.50 
19.25 
4.50 
36.00 
.85 
6.50 
.85 
6.50 
.75 
5.50 
1.50 
11.00 
1.25 
9.00 
.80 
5.75 
2.50 
19.25 
2.15 
15.00 
.80 
6.00 
.90 
6.75 
2.00 
15.00 
Flowering Tulips 
Doz. 100 
Panorama. 25 inches. Brownish red, apricot 
shaded. A great favorite.#0.90 #6.75 
Peking. 26 inches. A tall golden yellow Tulip, 
with the center of the petals sprayed orange. 
Handsome flowers of good substance, fine for 
the garden .95 7.00 
Perseus. 26 inches. A novelty of great beauty, 
colored flame-orange. The outside of the petals 
have green markings like Parrot Tulip Fan¬ 
tasy. A lovely variety and a profuse bloomer. 1.80 13.50 
Picotee. (Lily-Flowered.) 20 inches. Snow-white 
with a margin of rose, pointed and reflexing 
petals .80 5.75 
Pink Pearl. 26 inches. Lilac-pink on a white 
ground, inside rose; an unusually fine Tulip 
and the only one in this color.95 7.25 
Pink Picture. 22 inches. Soft rose, with creamy 
white flame in center of each petal; it is one 
of the few very late blooming varieties. 
Blooms the same time as Marina.95 7.00 
Pride of Haarlem. 27 inches. Brilliant American- 
Beauty-red, most popular Darwin, sweet scented .70 5.00 
Pride of Jnglescombe. 23 inches. Pure white, 
margined carmine-rose, really an improved 
Picotee, highly recommended.85 6.50 
Pride of Zwanenberg. 28 inches. A glorious 
salmon-rose Tulip with a narrow edge of 
blush-rose at margin. Except for the paler 
margin it resembles a glorified Clara Butt in 
color, producing a wonderful, tall, salmon- 
pink bloom, for which every amateur has been 
looking for years. 50c each. 5.00 
Prince of Orange. 26 inches. Dark orange shad¬ 
ing to yellow; a beautiful and lasting variety. 
A great favorite.85 6.50 
Prince of the Netherlands. 30 inches. Cerise- 
scarlet, pale blue base; sturdy and a very 
striking color . 95 7.25 
Prince of Wales. 27 inches. Glowing rose-pink 
with scarlet flush. Very attractive.90 7.00 
Princess Elizabeth. 26 inches. Clear deep pink 
changing to rose-pink. Another lovely pink 
variety; highly recommended.75 5.50 
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