Tulips 
WHITE SHADES 
Per Doz. 
WHITE CITY—Pure white cottage tulip, with yellow anthers. This variety 
was first exhibited in 1935 at the flower show in Heemstede, Holland, 
where the American judges pronounced it to be the finest tulip of the 
show. We grew it in 1945 and again in 1946. All we can add: ''It is 
Per 100 
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ZWANENBURG—White Darwin with black anthers Introduced into 
general cultivation in 1913. Robust and healthy grower with large 
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PINK AND SALMON SHADES 
CLARA BUTT—Lovely pure pink tulip. Excellent for bedding. One of 
the few pinks that will go with most anything. Height 28 inches.......... | 7 Oe 2200 
DIDO—Large two tone cottage tulip of beautiful salmon-orange. Un- 
surpassed as a cutflower, the sweet fragrance adding much to the 
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MR. VAN ZYL—A glorious dark rose-colored tulip with a broad white 
border; large white base. Height 28 inches225....22...2.bo al, [poOmad 2250 
PRIDE OF ZWANENBURG—A beautiful salmon-rose tulip with a narrow 
edge of blush rose at the margin. Except for the paler edges of the 
petals it resembles a gloritied Clara Butt in color. Tall, strong growing 
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PRINCESS ELIZABETH—A lovely rose-pink Darwin tulip, available at a 
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SMILING QUEEN—Deep pure pink cottage tulip with a silvery gloss on 
the outside. This was one of the cuttlowers which our Holland growers 
sent us by air for the Oakland Flowershow this Spring. Here is a long, 
slender, egg shaped tulip of exquisite grace. Height 24 inches........... 4.00 30.00 
RED, SCARLET, AND ROSE-RED SHADES 
ADVANCE—One of the largest flowers seen in tulips. When in full 
bloom resembles an Oriental poppy. A fiery red with a blue base. 
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ALL BRIGHT—A glowing dark red, available at a reasonable price. 
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ARISTOCRAT—Darwin. A soft violet rose on a very tall stem. Long 
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BARTIGON—Geranium-lake red, large flower. One of the best known 
forcing varieties and also unsurpassed for bedding...........0- cee ceeeeeeeeeeeeeee 50a 0-00 
CITY OF HAARLEM—A dependable, deep scarlet Darwin of great 
substance. Veryularge mibiciohiaes 0 sip ches utes mee ee cae ee ane 2.00 14.00 
PRINCESS OF HOLLAND—A large bright red flower with yellow, 
slightly black shaded center. Highly recommended. Novelty.............. 3.00 20.00 
ZOMERSCHOON—Cottage. One of the oldest tulips in existence to- 
day. It was introduced in Holland in 1795. The color is rose, white 
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ONE BULB— 1/10 of dozen rate 
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