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FREESIAS 
Apotheose. Bright carmine pink. 
Achievement. Very dark golden yellow, with blotches 
dark orange. 
Albatre. Pure white. Long rigid stems. 
Blanche Blue. Popular blue. 
California. Yellow star shaped. 
Elder’s Giant White. Very large white. Late. 
Elder’s Double White. Very early tall grower. Large many 
petalled flower. Deliciously fragrant. 
Elder’s Red. Brick red. Fine forcer. 
Elder’s Double Yellow (Judy). Glowing yellow, double 
flower. Very early. 
Golden Daffodil. Very large golden yellow. 
Golden Treasure. Yellow, lavender trace. 
Golden Wonder. Clear light yellow with orange marks on 
lower petals. 
Joan Manda. Giant White. 
Marie Louise Fischer. Fine Blue. 
Marie Louise Violet. Deep blue violet color. 
Mia Marvin. Canary yellow with heavy deep orange blotch. 
Mrs. Marc Peters. Deep rose, yellow throat. 
Orchidea. Soft pearly mauve with yellow throat. Large 
open flowers. 
Pensorosa. Giant pink. 
Purity Superflora. Earliest forcing white. 
Red Riding Hood. Blood red, cadium yellow throat with 
lines of blood red. Long stemmed and prolific bloom¬ 
er. 
Rosy Morn. Rosy pink. 
Ruth Chatterton. Upper petals tyrian rose shading down 
to tyrian pink, with delicate streaks of cadmin yel¬ 
low becoming solid yellow at perianth. 
Schroeder’s White Perfection. New large white. 
Sunset. Golden yellow orange tints. 
White Chief. Strong large pure white. 
Wisteria. Deep violet blue. 
Rainbow Mixture. Carefully blended mixture of all vari¬ 
eties. 
The above varieties can be supplied in all sizes. 
FRITILLARIA 
Imperalis (Crown Imperial). Write for special list. 
Meleagris Alba. Superfine Mixed. 
GALANTHUS 
(Snowdrops) 
Elwesii. Pure white nodding blooms, attractive foliage. 
Nivalis, FI. PI. Double flowering white snowdrop. 
BABY GLADIOLUS (Covellei) 
An extreme popular flower of marvelous grace and 
beauty. Flowers early, and are unsurpassed for wedding 
bouquets, baskets and many other uses. Each bulb will 
produce several flowers. Plant bulbs four inches deep 
and same space apart. Keep as wet as Iris in a Carna¬ 
tion temperature. 
Ackermanni. Beautiful salmon. 
Peach Blossom. Exquisite pink. 
Rosy Gem. Rosy pink. 
The Bride. Lovely white. 
Spitfire. Brilliant reddish salmon. 
Nymph. Large white with crimson markings. 
Miixture. Well blended containing all sorts. 
Tristis Concolor. Very fragrant having a carnation odor, 
odor. Pale cream color. Very early. 
GLOXINIAS 
X Varieties so marked have flexible leaves thus enabling 
the grower to ship these plants without damage. 
X Bavaria. Dark blue with white throat, large flower. 
Black Prince. Giant blue flower, undulated edge. 
Blue shades mixed. A mixture of good blue Gloxinias. 
X Brilliant. Large flowers of clear bright red, light green 
foliage, compact grower. Largest size tubers IV 2 " 
diameter. 
X Brown’s Hybrids. Fine assortment of rich colors, very 
large flowered, attractive foliage. 
X Brown’s Pink. Delicate pink with white throat. Upright 
flowers. Foliage rose colored on reverse side. 
X Brown’s Improved Red. Very large deep crimson flow¬ 
ers, frilled edge. 
Brunhilde. Large pure white flower, deep green foliage. 
Defiance. Crimson scarlet, medium flowers and upright. 
Emperor Frederick. Scarlet with white margin. Upright 
flowers. 
Emperor William. Deep violet margined white. Up¬ 
right flowers. 
King of the Reds. Bright red, very attractive foliage. 
Red shades mixed. A mixture of good red Gloxinias. 
X Sky Blue. The finest blue gloxinia. Large open-thrcated 
blooms, carried upright and produced in large 
numbers. 
Tigrina (Spotted, stained Hybrids). Large flower with 
short throat. Entire blossom veined and spotted 
in a mixture of pink, blue, purple and red mark¬ 
ings on white. 
Violacea. Violet blue. 
X W T andsbek Blue. Produces many large ruffled flowers. 
Mixed. Many avreities assembled from the above sorts. 
All tubers as above listed can be had in all sizes. 
IRIS 
Tingitana Hybrids— 
David Bless. Medium blue. 
The First. Beautiful large dark blue. 
Wedgewood. Clear light blue, a large flower and the 
easiest and most popular Iris to force. 
DUTCH— 
Adrian Backer. Uniform purple-lilac, good substance, 
20 inches. 
A. Bloemaard. Standards dark purplish blue, falls 
lighter blue, very large flower, early, 20 inches. 
Blue Horizon (S. de Vlieger). Purple blue standards 
and soft sky-blue falls. 
Celestial. Dark blue with reddish purple standards. 
D. Haring. Standards greyish white, falls pure white, 
very large flower of great substance, early, 26 
inches. 
Early Snow (Frans Decker). Tall stemmed, milk- 
white flowers. 
E. B. Gamier. Improved Imperator, larger and earlier. 
Hart Nibbrig. Purple blue standards, sky-blue falls, 
large, beautiful variety. 
Huchtenburg. Large, splendid white and yellow bi¬ 
color, excellent forcer. 
Imperator. Beautiful dark blue. Very popular as a 
forcing Iris. Late bloomer. 
Indian Chief (W. Vershuur). Violet standards, bronzy 
yellow falls. 
J. De Wit. Standards very dark blue, falls dark blue. 
A very early Iris of remarkable substance, the 
best medium priced blue, 22 inches. 
J. W. DeWilde. Fine large deep yellow. 
Leonardo Da Vinci. Standards creamy white, falls 
canary yellow with orange stripe, very large 
flower. Early. 28 inches. 
Poggenbeek. Standards and falls uniform dark blue, 
great improvement on Imperator, 30 inches. 
Theresa Schwartze. Standards pale cornflower-blue, 
falls pure white, with narrow orange stripe, ex¬ 
cellent cut flower, 24 inches. 
Theo. Wyck. Beautiful self colored medium blue. 
Van Everdingen. White and yellow bi-color. 
White Excelsior. Uniform pure white, falls very 
broad, very good form and substance, very early 
forcer, the best medium priced, 22 inches. 
Yellow King (P. S. Verbeek). Tall yellow. 
Yellow Queen. Standards and falls golden ye flow. 
Thin wiry stems, excellent for forcing or outside, 
the best medium priced yellow, 28 inches. 
Mixed. Dutch Iris. 
SPANISH— 
Cajanus. Large deep yellow, late flowering. 
Golden Bronze. Bronze. 
King of the Blues. Dark blue. 
King of the Whites. Pure white with golden blotch. 
King of the Yellows. Fine yellow. 
Mixed. Spanish. 
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