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Buist’s Superb 
Gladiolus 
The Long Lasting Cut Flower 
“' LADIOLUS are the most popular of all 
the Summer-blooming bulbs. Their 
charm and wealth of color are enjoyed in any 
garden. Plant them in borders, solid beds and 
among shrubbery. For cut flowers they are 
unexcelled. In cutting it is best to cut the 
spike when the first flower opens. The balance 
of buds will develop when placed in water 
and thus prolong the blooming period. 
CULTURE. They can be grown with very little effort, 
as they thrive well in all ordinary garden soils in any 
sunny, airy location. Plant the bulbs, top up, 4 inches 
deep and at least 6 inches apart as early in the Spring 
as the ground is fit to work. A continuous succession 
of flowers may be enjoyed until frost by successive 
plantings every two weeks until late June. Gladiolus 
appreciate plenty of moisture and thorough cultivation 
during the growing season. Lift.the bulbs in ‘the fall 
after the foliage begins to turn color and dies down; 
allow them to dry in the sun, then separate the useless 
old bulb and dead foliage from the new bulb. Store 
the new bulb in a cool dry frost-proof place until time 
for Spring planting. To control Gladiolus thrips, spray 
regularly with Nicotine Pyrox. 
A P id 
Pink Shades. - ,, Porrs. 
Bagdad. Smoky old rose, blending to 
a lighter throat .............%...$0.85 $6.00 
Beacon. Dark rose. with cream blotch, 
Slightivsrutledis. crac meee Be aeimee od ee. 9.00 
Old Rose. Well fdérmed large blooms 
of a beautiful velvety violet rose... .85 6.00 
Picardy. The finest and the most out- 
standing pink. Enormous blooms, 
eight open at one time. Color a 
clear, soft, shrimp-pink without 
flecking @eeeeoeoeveev eevee eeeeeeeeeee 1.10 8.00 
Red Shades 
Dr. F. E. Bennett. Fiery orange scar- s 
let with white spearhead markings. 
WV ery cShOWY saree tice teb tec ec Act O 8.00 
Excellence. Fiery red. Extremely 
early; large size and uniform color .85 6.00 
Flaming Sword. Very early. Blood 
red. Primulinus type which are 
smaller but wonderfully artistic in 
POEM A wists ois ies een eto eA Oe ee 6.00 
Kassel. Large dark scarlet, pointed 
petals @eeeveeeree ee eee eee eeeveevees 2.85 6.00 
Lilac and Purple Shades 
Charles Dickens. A beautiful glowing 
red-purple with deeper velvety 
blotch ae viet: eae Bhat tiie ater eos ater ote 1.10 8.00 
Minuet. A beautiful orchid tone. The 
best in light lavender Glads....... 1.20 9.00 
Pelegrina. Extremely dark velvety blue 1.10 8.00 
Yellow Shades 
Alice Tiplady. A Primulinus variety 
with brilliant orange-yellow flowers .85 6.00 
Golden Dream. Clear, deep golden 
yellow flowers on strong, tall stems 1.10 8.00 
La Paloma. Large vivid orange blooms. 
Primulinus type aceack Sora oaleon = sao. 6.00 
White Shades 
Albatross. The best white. Immense 
snow-white blooms without a trace 
of any other color..... ssareiteeees  tcOO 7.50 
Maid of Orleans, Milk-white with 
creamy throat. Large well formed 
BIRCH spa ace slse's bic eae ee TCO 7.50 
Shirley Temple. Large ruffled cream.. 1.10 8.00 

Golden Dream Gladiolus 
Mixtures of Gladiolus 
Postpaid 
; Doz. 100 
Buist’s Rainbow Mixture. A _ wide 
range of the different shades, blends 
and colors, carefully selected and 
mixed in proper proportion of color 
to please the most critical.........$0.85 $6.00 
Buist’s Fine Mixture. A popular low- 
Priced Mixture !.i..'\\4.0 cesses pita be Ar A 

Not less than 25 of a variety sold at the 100 rate. 

Six Gorgeous Gladiolus 
Albatross Golden Dream 
Charles Dickens Shirley Temple 
Flaming Sword Picardy 
85c 
1 9 BULBS. 3 each of the above 
6 varieties (value $1.05) for 

TUBEROSES 
Excelsior Double Pearl. Tuberoses are one of our 
finest Summer-flowering bulbs. The flowers are waxy- 
white, double and highly fragrant. A single flower will 
perfume a room. 
CULTURE. Plant in good rich loam when the ground 
is warm, selecting a sunny location. For early flowers 
start in pots indoors and for a succession of bloom, 
plant at intervals until the last of June, 
Postpaid: Mammoth Bulbs 
We cannot supply this year. 
Postpaid: Large Size Bulbs 
We cannot supply this year, 
5.50. 
