“RAY" 
A new Iily-flowerecI variety. The large blooms are 
brilliant orange-scarlet, with yellow markings on both in¬ 
side and outside of petal base. Petals about 5 inches long, 
the outer petals sharply pointed, and inner ones tapering 
to a broad point. The stems are slender, straight, and 
about 30 inches tall. Desirable for groups and beds be¬ 
cause of uniform height and size of bloom. SI each, $10 
per doz., $85 per 100. ■••4 
Contents 
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P age 
Triumph Tulips. 2 
Darwin Tulips. 3 
Breeder Tulips. 4 
Cottage Tulips. 5 
Single Early Tulips. .. . 6 
Double Early Tulips . . 6 
Parrot Tulips. 6 
Botanical Tulips. 7 
Spring Beauties. 7 
Page 
Rock-Garden Narcissi. .7 
Hyacinths.8 
Crocus.2,8 
Mixed Narcissi.9 
Narcissi.9,10 
Hardy Lilies.10 
Miscellaneous Bulbs. 2,11 
Peonies.12 
Strawberries.12 
MAX SCHLING 
SEEDSMEN, Inc. 
618 Madison Avenue 
New York, N. Y. 
