planting time in your locality. 

FULL CULTURAL INSTRUCTIONS WITH EVERY ORDER 
ORDER EARLY and have bulbs reserved for mailing after danger of frost is over. Orders received after May 10 asking 
shipment by return mail are often hard to fill, a disappointment to you and ourselves. Without instructions will ship at proper 
A 25% deposit will hold orders till May 1st. Cannot ship to Canada. 











Name Large Medium Small 
ABU HASSEN, early verydark 1— .15 3— .30 
blue cee ce eis ontareents 10—1.20 10— .80 
ACCA LAURENTIA, early 2— .25 
orange-yellow .............- 10— .90 
ALGONQUIN, large brilliant 2— .2 4— .25 
SCOPIEb Se an creicantes Cele < 10— .90 10— .50 
BLUE BEAUTY, strong grow- 2— .25 
ing medium blue .......... 10—1.00 
BOLERO, unusual, ruffled or- 2— .25 4— .25 
ange with brown blotch .... 106—1.00 10— .50 
BRENDA STARR, tall light 
blush pink, many darker 
pencil marks. Very pretty. 1— .25 1— 15 
Otirr origination: se. cue 10—1.25 
CAPSICUM, deep pink with 1— .20 1— .15 
red peppering on cream 106—1.50 10—1.00 
blotch. 
CHIEF MULTNOMAH, extra 2— .25 
large smoky red, darker 10—1.00 
blotch. 
CORONA, large creamy white, 2— .25 4— .25 
petals bordered blue. ...... 10—1.00 10— .50 
ELIZABETH the QUEEN, nice 2— .25 4— 25 
ruffled lavender. .......... 10—1.00 10— .50 
GLEN ELLIS, tall early large 2— 30 3— .25 2— 15 
salmon pink. Extra cut. .... 10—1.25 10— .75 10— 50 
HIGH FINANCE, tall exhibi- 2— .25 
tion smoky-grey. .......... 10— .80 
HARMU, large blotched 2— .25 4— .25 
SAlMON=FEA.. acts cfoyy' syd Heaps bos 10—1.00 10— .50 
HINDENBURG’S MEMORY, 2— .20 
large deep scarlet red. ..... 10— .80 
HOLLAND’S GLORY, deep 2— .25 
salmon-pink, yellow throat. 10—1.00 
GOLDEN ARROW, choice 1— .25 2— .25 
large light yellow for cutting. 10—2.00 10—1.00 
IVY ROBERTSON, beautiful 1— .20 1I— 15 
tall creamy pink. Supply 10—1.60 10—1.20 
limited. 
LADY JANE, nearly white, 2— .20 3— .20 
light creamy canary yellow. 10— .80 10— .50 
LANTANA, large flowered 2— .20 3— .20 
early orange and gold, .... 10— .80 10— .50 
LEADING LADY, creamy 2— .25 4— .25 
white sport of Picardy. .... 10—1.00 10— 50 
MAGNOLIA, finelargecreamy 2— .20 3— .20 
TOSSe DINK te. nose eee 10— .80 10— .50 
MABEL’S PINK, tall clear 1— .25 2— .25 4— .25 
flesh pink. Our origination. 10—2.00 10—1.00 10— .50 
MARGARET BEATON, white 2— .20 3— .15 
with small scarlet blotch. 10— .80 10— .50 
MRS. MARK’S MEMORY, tall 2— .25 
reddish. purple. ves. sees <s30 10— .90 
MOHAWK, very large dark 2— .25 3— .15 
velvety red. One of the best. 10—1.00 10— .50 
Name Large Medium Small 
NEW EUROPE, beautful shin- 1— .20 2— .20 
ing pelargonium red. Good 10-150 10— .70 
red. 
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PELEGRINA, early deep blue, 2— .20 
Smoky OVeFCaSb. 2.00 s0s5s 05 10— .80 
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PICARDY, ever popular tall 2— .20 4— .25 
immense salmon-pink. 10— .80 10— 50 
PAUL RUBENS, fine new 1— .15 2— .20 
magenta-purple, .........6+ 10—1.20 10— .80 
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PURPLE PAGEANT, early 1— .25 2— .25 4— 25 
deep reddish purple, straight 10—2.00 10—1.00 10— .50 
spike. 
size $1 each. 
PALMYRA, new tall salmon-pink. Bulbs any 
, Bulblets 25¢ each. 
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ROSA VAN LIMA, early 2— .20 4— .25 
straight spike of clear rose 10— .80 10— .50 
pink. 
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blotch. 
RED CHARM, fine medium 2— .25 4— .25 
red for cutting. Straight 10— .90 10— .50 
spike. 
ROOSEVELT’S MEMORY, a  1— .30 1— .20 
new and extra good white 10—2.50 10—1.50 
from Holland, tall spikes, 
large florets, slightly ruffled. 
Extra good. 
SALMON’S GLORY, early 2— .25 
white, with yellow and red 10—1.00 
blotch. Tall. 
SEABROOK BEAUTY, light — p. f 4— 24 6— .25 
buff shading to pink, rose 10/60 10— 40 10— 30 
SILENTIUM, white with small -2— .20 







carmine throat marks, ..... 10— .80 
SILVER WINGS, new ruffled 1— .15 
white sport of Picardy. .... 10—1.00 
SNOW PRINCESS, good large 2— .20 4— .25 
early white for cutting. 10— .80 10— .50 
Slight cream shade. 
SPOTLIGHT, most popular 2— .25 4— 25 
yellow orange, red blotch. 10—1.00 10— .50 
Good. 
TOPSCORE, large spikes of 1— .15 2— .15 
very bright red. ........... 10—1.00 10— .50 
VULCAN, new shade of red- 2— .25 4— .25 
dish  violet-purple. Good 10—1.00 10— .50 
grower. : 
WANDA, cream sport of Pic- 2— .20 
ardy. Fine for florists use. 10— .80 
WHITE GOLD, popular 2— .20 
creamy white blended to 10— .80 
gold. 
YANKEE CLIPPER, giant light 
pink sport of Picardy. 
Any size bulb $1.00 each. 
Bulblets 25c each. 

Bree 2his® 
—-10— 40 
YELLOW EMPEROR, good 3— .25 
low priced yellow. ......... 10— .60 
TULIPS, CROCUS, HYACINTHS, ETC. 
If interested in Dutch bulbs for fall planting, ask for our catalog in colors ready in Sept. Do not have a fall list of gladiolus. 
GLADHAVEN ASSORTMENT 
For those who do not care about names but just want a number of good blooming bulbs and many colors, we recommend this 
choice mixture. It includes about all known shades and colors in the glad family. To give them a fair trial and get the largest 
number of colors you should plant at least 100 bulbs. Fifty bulbs planted two weeks apart will give a long season of bloom. Most 
of the small bulbs will bloom this year. Note these LOW prices: 
Large Size 
10 for $ .60 
50 for 2.50 
100 for 4.00 
Medium Size Small Size 
10 for $ 35 25 for $ .40 
50 for 1.50 50 for -70 
100 for 2.25 100 for 1.00 
Gladiolus Bulblets 
A grand mixture of most of the best varieties I grow. These bulblets have been screened over a 3/16 inch wire screen removing 
most of the very small ones, leaving good size clean bulblets. Cannot guarantee the germination of gladiolus bulblets, you take your 
chances as I do when I plant them to increase my stock of bulbs. 
Should be planted very early in the spring and not allowed to become dry before starting growth. Some will make a very 
small bloom the first year, most of them should produce bulbs that will bloom second year. My very low price is 100 for 20c 
300 for 50c postpaid. Bulblets are not bulbs until grown one season. 
SPECIAL NOTICE 
Unpack your bulbs at once as soon as received and store in a cool dry place until ready to plant. DO NOT LET YOUR 
BULBS FREEZE AT ANY TIME 
BY READING this list carefully you can save a lot of unnecessary correspondence. 
GLADHAVEN GARDENS 

West Franklin, N. H. 

