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This new race, which blooms about eight days earlier than the Darwin 
type is becoming better known every year, and during our annual Tulip 
show more and more people are becoming interested in it. The average 
height is shorter than the Darwins, but they are of extremely sturdy 
growth, and therefore are excellent for bedding purposes. The varieties 
we have listed here are among the best. 
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Adoration. 22 inches. A charming vivid scarlet with large 
white base which is veined with fine blue stripes. We 
found this variety to be a real beauty, with exceptionally 
long blooming period.^1.15 
Alaraph. 20 inches. A pleasing shade of brick-red with a 
narrow yellow border and lemon-yellow base; very fine 
variety.. 
Alberio. 24 inches. Deep wine-red with narrow edge of 
flesh-pink; very large flower and very sturdy grower . . . .90 
Algieba. 24 inches. A cheerful shade of light lavender with 
rosy lavender through center of petals, striking color; 
strong grower. 90 
Denbola. 20 inches. Dark ruby-red with a broad creamy 
edge; large round flower of great substance. This variety 
has become a great favorite. 1.05 
Dr. Streseman. 24 inches. A sturdy flower of extraordinary 
beauty; the center of petals creamy white, bordered with 
a lively cherry-rose, making a very distinct contrast. One 
of the very finest. 1.15 
Elizabeth Evers. 24 inches. A tremendously large flower of 
fuchsia-red with a very soft silvery suffusion, base white 
and feathered. Very strong grower and the flower lasts 
for a long time. 95 
Evangeline Lindbergh (The Rose). 22 in. A most pleas¬ 
ing shade of lilac-rose; vigorous grower; a great favorite. .85 
Gladstone. 26 inches. Extra large flowers of soft clear 
purple. Makes a grand showing if planted with golden 
yellow flowers, such as Ursa Minor. 2.75 
msas. 22 inches. Snow-white with lemon-yellow base, and 
yellow stamens. One of the best white Tulips for out¬ 
door planting . .35 
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