DARWIN TULIPS---REGALE LILIES 
— MAY 25, 1943 — 
WHERE AND HOW GROWN — 
Our tulip bulbs are grown in rich Illinois soil where, during the winter, the temperature is frequently at zero or below. Our bulbs 
go through such winters without any special protection and come up fine and strong in the Spring producing fine flowers. Such a 
climate gives them a strength and toughness which will insure good flowers for you next Spring. Tulips grown in warmer climates 
sometimes fail to withstand our severe winters, with disappointing results to purchasers. 
GUARANTEE — 
All stock is guaranteed true to name and free of insect pests and disease. We further guarantee that with proper care and favorable 
weather our bulbs will give you splendid flowers next Spring. This guarantee applies to Medium size bulbs also. 
MEDIUM SIZE TULIP BULBS — 
It has been our experience that medium size tulip bulbs, when planted out of doors, will produce as large flowers and are as sure 
bloomers as the large size bulbs. Hence we place the same guarantee on them. Should we be out of the large size we will substitute a 
larger count of the medium bulbs unless you advise to the contrary. We suggest early orders because the demand is heavy.—J. H. 
TERMS — 
DISCOUNTS: 5% Discount for cash with order if received by June 30th. 
You may order now, sending 25% of order in cash, and we will ship C. O. D. if not paid in full at shipping time. Orders will be 
promptly acknowledged when received. War Savings Stamps accepted in payment of orders. We advise early orders. 
DELIVERY — 
Tulip bulbs will be shipped between September 1st and October 20th unless ordered out sooner. Regale Lilies between October 1st 
and 30th. Retail Orders Prepaid. Wholesale Orders F. O. B. Easton. 
TULIPS 
Prepaid Delivery Charges 
PLANTING Large Med. 
Plant in September, October, or any time be- Per Per 
fore freezing Winter weather. They give best 10 10 
results when Fall-planted because they are CLARA BUTT—A beautiful Darwin tulip of soft apple 
early Spring blooming. Tulips will thrive in blossom pink $ .60 $ .45 
any good soil. If fertilizer is used do not place 
touching the bulb. Below the bulb with an FARNCOMBE SANDERS—A large brilliant Scarlet ~ 
inch of soil on top is a good location for your Darwin . Pee oat, 8 ad 10 50 
fertilizer. Plant so that bulb is covered with 
four inches of soil. Tulips will do best Mate GRENADIER—A very large brilliant orange cottage tulip 70 .50 
i half : 
EEE er athena neste GC Naan a GIANT PURPLE —A very tall dark velvety Sele 
DARWIN TULIPS Darwin . 70 .50 
The tall, late varieties that are so much ad- = 
mired. Blooming in this latitude about April INGLECOMBE YELLOW—A very rich yellow . .60 45 
20th, sometimes later. Not all Darwin tulips KING HAROLD—A large very rich et velvety red 
bloom at exactly the same time. There is a Darwin 70 50 
difference in varieties. ¥ ; 
KANSAS—A beautiful white Triumph tulip . .70 .50 
COTTAGE TULIPS 
These are large, tall tulips, a little earlier than PHILIP DE COMMIES—A large black red Darwin of 
the Darwins. unusual merit . FA no ee ee RTs Oe: .70 .50 
TRIUMPH TULIPS PICOTEE—A very large flowered Lily ps white with 
Triumphs are a cross between the Darwins tinted edges . oe aa he ceca ; 80 55 
and the earlier varieties and are not quite so ae 
tall as the Darwins, but have very large flowers PRINCESS ELIZABETH A large Darwin rose pink : 
and are a little earlier than Darwins. with silver edge . oe oe -70 -50 
If you want very tall tulips, plant ee they WHITE QUEEN—A large and tall white Darwin 1.00 75 
pale ee cae eee earl MIXED DARWINS—A great variety of Darwin tulips, 
drained fertile soil. a riot of beautiful colors 5) RE Rae ee 50 .30 
Prices are per 100 F. O. B. Easton, [llinois—25 or more of same size and variety at 100 rate. 
Per 100 Large Medium Per 100 Large Medium 
CLARA BUTT... . $5.00 $3.60 KANSAS S2ae ror or nste sa iiages: se us $5.80 $4.00 
FARNCOMBE SANDERS 6.00 4.00 PHILIP DE COMMIES Notary teat 5.80 4.00 
GRENADIER . 6.00 4.00 PICOTEE.... gle Oa 6.00 4.00 
GIANT PURPLE ‘ é 6.00 4.00 PRINCESS ELIZABETH A eee 6.00 4.00 
INGLECOMBE YELLOW Pent as Sie os a 5.00 3.60 WHITE QUEEN. ....... 8.00 5.00 
KING HAROLD. 6.00 4.00 MIXED DARWINS ......... 3.99 2.59 
REGALE LILIES---The most popular of all American Lilies 
Large, white and very fragrant. This lily is hardy in most climates including latitude of Illinois and states further north. The greatest 
danger of frost is in the Spring after they start growth and are up, then sometimes a freeze will injure them. This can be avoided 
to a certain extent by mulching the ground after it freezes in Winter. Thus delaying early Spring growth. It is also safer to mulch 
the newly planted bulbs in late Fall or early Winter which insures safe wintering. Plant only on well drained soil. Rich soil will pro- 
duce tall stems and many flowers. They produce much better the second season after planting. 
Planting—Plant small bulbs three to four inches deep, and larger ones four to six inches, 
PREPAID PRICES 
(Free Delivery) 5 at same rate as 10 
Per 2 10 Per Each 10 Per Each 10 
Size-4-55. sce. see $ .20 $ .80 Size 6-7 ..... . $ .20 $1.60 Sizé\8-9 72. a aes $ .35 $2.80 
Per Each 10 Per Each 10 Per Each 10 
Size 5-6 . $ 14 $1.20 Size:7-8 050. 6. & ye) ds $2.00 Size 9-11). 3-3 cs: $ .50 $4.00 
WHOLESALE PRICES 
Prices are Per 100 F. O. B. Easton, Illinois—25 or more at 100 rate 
Size 4-5 5-6 6-7 8-9 9-10 10-11 
Perel 0 ae Aone nk eels och sa ode Metis Bol temicline eas . $5.50 $7.50 $9.00 $12.00 $18.00 $25.00 
Thank you for past orders and come again. 
Sincerely yours, 
J. H. HEBERLING, Easton, Illinois. 

