
DARWIN TULIPS 
Campfire. A lovely, tall, showy tulip of a bril- 
liant blood red color. Excellent for bedding and 
for cut flowers. 
City of Haarlem. Very beautiful and distinctive 
tulip. One of the best and probably the leading 
Darwin tulip. Rich deep scarlet with a blue 
base. 
Farncombe Sanders. Another fine bedding Dar- 
win tulip. Color lends itself to landscaping use 
with evergreens and shrubs. Fiery rose-scarlet. 
Large perfect flowers on tall stems. See picture 
on next page. 
Insurpassable. A mammoth lilac tulip; flower is 
of great substance and carried on a tall and 
strong stem. 
La Tulipe Noire. The blackest of all tulips. Very 
large, beautiful, unique flowers. Soft velvety 
black. 
Princess Elizabeth (Same as Julie Virnot). Vivid 
deep rose, large flowers. Fine for massing in 
formal beds. 
Prunus. An unusual color of salmon-pink with 
lighter edge. Grows 24 inches high and is one 
of the best Darwins. 
HYACINTHS 
Most in demand of all flower bulbs. For best 
results, plant hyacinths in a bulb garden. In 
five distinct color ranges. 
Prices on all varieties listed, postpaid: 3 for 
$1.00; 6 for $1.85; 12 for $3.50; 50 for $13.00. 
City of Haarlem. A bright golden yellow. Best 
yellow hyacinth for bedding. Fine compact 
blooms. 
King of the Blues. Very large dark blue spikes 
of beautifully curved bells. Most popular blue. 
La Victorie. A brilliant carmine-rose hyacinth. 
An unsurpassed variety. Early. 
L’Innocence. The most popular of all white hya- 
cinths. Broad loose spikes of very large pure 
white bells. An excellent bedder. 
Queen of the Pinks. One of the best pink va- 
rieties in cultivation. Enormous compact spikes 
of lovely bright rosy pink. 
GRAPE HYACINTHS (Muscari) 
Once planted they are permanent and come 
back every spring. Flower in March and April. 
Excellent for naturalizing and also for the rock 
garden. Fine for cutting. See picture on next 
page. Deep blue. 
Prices: 6 for 35c; 12 for 65c; 25 for $1.25; 50 for 
$2.00. Postpaid. 
SCILLA 
(Scilla Siberica). Very beautiful and popular 
little spring flowers. They are very hardy and 
fine for naturalizing in wild gardens, at edge of 
borders or under shade trees. Flowers are a 
deep sky blue and three on a stem. 
Prices: 6 for 45c; 12 for 85c; 25 for $1.50; 50 for 
$2.50. Postpaid. 
Here you will find listed one of the best assortments of genuine 
[ imported Holland Bulbs available. These are 
quality bulbs; the kind that will really give results next spring. If you are looking 
| i for quality and results, you will find none better. 
TULIP PRICES (Postpaid) 
DARWIN, COTTAGE, BREEDER and TRIUMPH TULIPS— 
6 for 90c; 12 for $1.50; 25 for $2.75; 100 for $10.00. 
PARROT, SINGLE EARLY, AND DOUBLE TULIPS— 
The KANSAS LANDSCAPE & NURSERY CO. offers eS 
Genuine Imported 
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top-size, high 
6 for $1.15; 12 for $2.00; 25 for $3.75; 100 for $12.50. 
COTTAGE TULIPS 
Advance. The most outstanding tulip in this 
class. Taller than most cottage varieties. 24 
inches, strong stems. Fiery salmon-red with a 
bluish reflection. 
Golden Harvest. Large glossy golden yellow 
flowers. Perfect flowers on long stems. 
Wall Street. A delightful shade of lemon yellow. 
This variety can be forced. 
TRIUMPH TULIPS 
Elizabeth Evers. Enormously large, beautiful 
pink flowers on strong stems. One of the best 
pink tulips in existence. Fine for bedding. 
Kansas. The best snow-white Triumph tulip. 
Lemon yellow center. Strong and erect. 
Picadilly. A very unusual tulip. Bright red with 
the petal edged with white. Large. 
BREEDER TULIPS 
Louis XIV. Outstanding among the Breeders. 
A great tulip. Dark purple flushed with bronze, 
purple inside. 
Bacchus. Outstanding novelty in the Breeder 
section. Dark plum color. Large oval-shaped 
flowers, rich outer petals. 
CHIOIODOXA 
(Glory-of-the-Snow). (See picture on page 5.) 
Very early, flowering in February and March. 
They are very hardy and once planted need no 
further attention and actually increase in size of 
blossoms year after year. Fine for naturalizing, 
planting in rock gardens, under shrubs, or scat- 
tering through the border. Price: Same as for 
for Grape Hyacinths. 
CROCUS 
(See picture on next page.) Among the prettiest 
and most popular early spring flowers. Excellent 
for massing to get profusion of bloom. If planted 
2 or 3 inches apart they will soon fill out the 
whole plot. Can be planted anywhere and need 
very little care, coming back year after year. 
Effectively planted in lawns and for edging the 
border. Very hardy. Mix the colors for naturali- 
zation. We offer four delightful colors: Purple, 
Yellow, Blue with White Stripes, Pure White. 
Postpaid Prices: 6 for 35c; 12 for 65c; 25 for $1.25; 
50 for $2.00. 
SNOWDROPS 
(See picture on next page.) Nothing is so charm- 
ing as a large grouping of snowy white Galan- 
thus blossoms in the earliest days of spring. 
These are best planted in masses and in a par- 
tially shady situation. Very vigorous in habit. 
Prices: 6 for 50c; 12 for 85c; 25 for $1.55; 50 for 
$2.50. Postpaid. 
DUTCH IRIS 
(Holland Grown. These so-called “poor man’s 
orchid,’ as they are called in England, should 
be in every garden. They bloom in May and 
June and extend the Iris season. Bulbs multiply 
rapidly. Fine for planting with perennials and 
for general border use. Cut flowers stand a lot 
of handling and last a week or longer. We offer 
three varieties: 
Golden Harvest. A golden yellow. 
H. C. Van Vliet. A deep blue. 
White Excelsior. Pure white. 
Postpaid prices for large blooming size bulbs: 
3 for 50c; 6 for 75c; 12 for $1.25; 25 for $2.25, 
SINGLE EARLY TULIPS 
Keizerskroon. One of the largest flowers of early 
tulips. Bright red with golden yellow border. 
Very popular, robust grower. 
DOUBLE TULIPS 
Electra. Large and unique double flowers. Beau- 
tiful deep cherry red. Early. 
Eros. Rich old rose in color. A distinctive dou- 
ble tulip. Late. 
Peach Blossoms. Satiny deep rose. Striking dou- 
ble flowers. Early. 
PARROT TULIPS 
Novelty tulips with petals deeply lacinated, giv- 
ing a ragged novel appearance. 
Blue Parrot. Very large flowers of bluish helio- 
trope. An outstanding novelty. 
Fantasy. Most popular Parrot tulip. A sport of 
Clara Butt. Fine flowering of enormous size on 
stiff stems. Soft rose with green streaks. Inside 
salmon rose. 
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The New Fosteriana Tulip... 
RED EMPEROR 
Long, oval shaped flowers of vivid, live- 
ly scarlet with a yellow base. The flowers 
are so large and color so brilliant that 
they attract attention from a great dis- 
tance. Postpaid prices: 6 for $1.15; 12 for 
$2.00; 25 for $3.75; 100 for $12.50. 
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DAFFODILS 
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Prices on all varieties, postpaid: 3 for 55c; 6 for 
$1.00; $1.90 per dozen; 50 for $7.25; 100 for $14.00. 
Carlton (incomparabilis). A large fine flower 
with sulfur-yellow perianth and a clear yellow 
cup. 
Emperor (Yellow Trumpets). Dark yellow trum- 
pet, and perianth primrose. An excellent bed- 
ding daffodil. A fine old variety of merit and 
probably the best garden daffodil. 
Inglescombe. A double Daffodil of pure rich yel- 
low resembling a double yellow Peony. Striking. 
John Evelyn (White Perianth Incomparabilis). 
(Possibly a bicolor.) Outstanding international 
favorite among the new Incomparabilis hybrids. 
Perianth 4-5 inches across, with a flat cup, near- 
ly 2 inches in diameter. Perianth pure white and 
cup lemon yellow. Good naturalizer. 
King Alfred (Yellow Trumpets). One of the finest 
of all daffodils, and the leading yellow trumpets. 
Rich, lustrous, golden yellow throughout. Ex- 
tremely vigorous. 
Mrs. Ernst H. Krelage (White Trumpets). Almost 
a pale bicolor but changing to a uniform ivory 
white. One of the largest and finest of all white 
trumpets. 
Spring Glory (Bicolor Trumpets). Becoming the 
leading bicolor. Pure white perianth and deep 
golden trumpet recurved at the mouth. Heavy 
free-blooming. Good for naturalizing. 
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