MAYFAIR NURSERIES, Bergenfield, N. J. 
CHRYSANTHUS CANARY BIRD—Orange-yellow, shaded bronzy. 
Very free flowering. 85c for 12. $6.00 for 100. 
CHRYSANTHUS E. P. BOWLES—tThis is one of the most distinct 
species for choice spots in the Rock Garden, producing large flowers 
of true buttercup-yellow lightly feathered purplish at base. 35c for 3. 
$1.20 for 12. $8.25 for 100. 
ETRUSCUS—A fine species with truth mauve flowers, in bloom for a 
month and longer. 40c for 3. $1.50 for 12. $10.50 for 100. 
GOLDEN BUNCH—Producing an abundance of dainty flowers of an 
even tangerine-yellow color. Usually has 18 to 24 flowers to a bulb. 
40c for 3. $1.50 for 12. $10.50 for 100. 
IMPERATI—This is a beautiful free-flowering species. Interior of flower 
Og outer petals fawn, feathered dark violet. Very scarce. 75c for 
» $2, 55 for 12, $18.00 for 100. 
SIEBERI—A very charming species, early in the season producing a 
profusion of soft lavender-blue flowers with golden base. It has a 
. H. S. Award of Garden Merit. 30c for 3. $1.10 for 12. $7.50 for 
100. 
SUSIANUS (CLOTH OF GOLD —Another very early species with 
yellow flowers, stripped glossy brown on outer petals. Recommend- 
ed for the Rock Garden. 85c for 12. $6.00 for 100. 
TOMASINIANUS—A pretty shade of soft lavender with silvery outside. 
A very early species and one of the best for naturalizing. 85c for 12. 
$6.00 for 100. 
TOMASINIANUS WHITEWELL PURPLE—A very lovely dark 
purple form. Very free flowering. 90c for 12. $6.50 for 100. 
VERNUS VANGUARD—A new, very early flowering Crocus of a most 
distinct color. Pretty ageratum-blue, outside of flower french-gray. 
Excellent for naturalizing. 30c for 3. $1.10 for 12. $7.50 for 100. 
ERANTHIS 
“Winter Aconite” 
One of the earliest of all Spring flowers. The golden buttercup-like 
flowers, resting on emerald green foliage begin to appear about the first 
of March. Well associated with Snowdrops, Chionodoxas, Scilla siberica, 
Etc. in shady positions, under trees and in moist places. It likes to be 
left undisturbed for years. The colony increases rapidly from seed. 
CILICIA—A very lovely species from Asia Minor. Deep yellow flowers 
and the bronzy foliage is more finely cut than E. hyemalis. It also 
blooms a little later. 30c for 3. $1.10 for 12. $7.50 for 100. 
HYEMALIS—The well known Winter Aconite. The Rock Garden is 
brightened in the early days of March with its golden yellow flowers. 
65c for 12. $4.50 for 100. 
TUBERGENII—A very beautiful new hybrid with large yellow flowers. 
The flowers are sterile and thus last a long time. Highly recom- 
mended. '75c for 3. $2.55 for 12. $18.00 for 100. 
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