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It has been our policy for years to show to the American public at our 
extensive display fields, the latest varieties available in Tulip bulbs. Our 
1947 listing is as nearly complete as can be desired, and contains varie- 
ties which probably will not be handled by the average seedsman or grower 
for another decade. 


Per 3 ozs 100 
ALICE TIPLADY. 26 inches. An unusual, deli- 
cately shaded flower of soft cream to soft orange 
blend, listed by the originator as ‘“champagne”™’ 
color. The pointed petals are slightly tipped lav- 
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. AMERICAN FLAG. 26 inches. F.C.C., A.M. Dark 
red with broad white lines and blue base. So 
named because the three colors resemble the Amer- 
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ARISTOCRAT. 32 inches. A.M. Carmine-rose, 
with lighter edge. A Tulip whose strength and 
sturdiness are unsurpassed. A real giant among 
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BACAROLA. 29 inches. A Tulip of unusual 
strength with foliage that shows this breeding char- 
acteristic. Topped with a huge flower of deep 
reddish purple ..... Siaickove eiapetes okstrerers Siionieen 40" 385, | 92279090 
BLACK GIRL. 28 inches. A.M. Outstandingly 
lovely, the newest of the so-called “‘black’’ Tulips. 
Large flower, strong and sturdy growth. Especially 
lovely when planted with light Tulips for contrast. .85 2.75 19.50 
BLANCA. 30 inches. F.C.C., A.M. The finest 
pure white Tulip we have ever seen. The color, 
form and strength leave nothing to be desired. 
We are fortunate to have enough stock available 
so we can include it in this year’s offering ...... 85 2.75 19.50 
CORNEILLE. 28 inches. The carmine flowers when 
open reveal a lovely rose-pink variety. The lighter 
center gives the entire flower a most pleasing ap- 
pearance. The blossoms are held upright on a stiff 
stem, and have long-lasting qualities ............ -85: "9257 eLOwOO 
DARLINGTON. 30 inches. A.M. An outstanding 
Sonate large, rose-scarlet flower of cup shape, with tips 
of the outer petals slightly reflexed. One of the 
finest Aas contenie eet cickeicnd Cree efi agate epeerettioe 1.10 (93i75ee 28.50 
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ep. BULBS (1 at (cacti vauseey $8 00 FANCY. 27 inches. Golden yellow flames on a back- 
pated Ge et ng et Reed : ground of coppery orange, with an _ olive-green 
7 BULBS (3 of each variety 7. 00 base. Yellow pistils and dull violet anthers. Open 
listed slabeled) i sieeve ote stars - ° or partly closed, the flower is magnificent ..... - a6 2.25 16.50 
BULBS (12 of h iet 5 Ae 
300 hated: pein rise eegatts 70.00 GEO. H. DIRKS. 30 inches. The hybridizers have 
7 Mea hoe bie cic finally produced a giant Clara Butt, so long waited 
for in the giant strain. We predict that this new 
variety of ideal salmon-rose will go far ...... ... 60 2.00 16.00 
GOLDEN GLOW. 35 inches. A magnificent variety 
of richest golden yellow, with buff markings in 
P center of petals. Unusually tall; a splendid and 
Aristocrat Striking’ Vulipn nine sete aia, rdce. suenerewcee stats eieieneienete 90 3.00 22.50 

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