
Marie 
Nicholson 
NOVELTY TULIP COLLECTION 
24 Bulbs ( 1 of each variety listed, labeled) $ 6.25 
72 Bulbs ( 3 of each variety listed, labeled) 17.35 
288 Bulbs (12 of each variety listed, labeled) 58.75 

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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 1950 listing is as nearly complete as can be desired, and contains 
varicties which probably will not be handled by the average seedsman 
or grower for another decade, 
F.C.C.—First Class Certificate 
A.M. —Award of Merit 
Per 3, “Deze 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 
lavender i. sfeasisttwiettlosine ener Satereceetere oo os +0.90) "53 00NES2a500 
ATKA. 30 inches. A new salmon-rose beauty of 
outstanding character, which has so long been 
needed in the old Clara Butt class .......... .90 3.00 21.00 
ATLEEY. 24 inches. A pure white, cup-shaped 
Tulip which has an exceptionally long bloom- 
ing season. Flowers are of fine form with a 
yellow base and yellow stamens, and have a 
BU EEELOGON ara arsvaisiecsiete Mareele mate etere aon irs sisters sl Beale 2.50 18.00 
BACAROLA. 29 inches. A Tulip of unusual 
strength with foliage that shows this breeding 
characteristic, topped with a huge flower of 
deep reddish) purple as. eirers sae voice sreovettie | OOMMNNL ES mmm IiomenO) 
BEATOR. 31 inches. Another long lasting va- 
ricty of very pleasing rose-red color slightly 
lighter towards edge of the petals. Outside 
vivid rose which intensifies towards the base; ~ 
base light blue; stamens black. Very strong .. .65 2.20 15.59 
BLACK GIRL. 28 inches. A.M. Outstandingly 
lovely, the darkest of the so-called ‘‘Black 
Tulips."” Medium sized flowers, strong, sturdy 
growth. Especially lovely when planted with 
light Tulips for \contrast on is\«e eo see o sets OU CEB 14.00 
BLUE PERFECTION. 26 inches. A_ refined 
flower of lavender-blue, in which the blue pre- 
dominates. Medium size with pointed petals .. .65 2.20 15.50 
DARLINGTON. 30 inches. A.M. An outstand- 
ing large, rose-scarlet flower of cup shape, with 
tips of the outer petals slightly reflexed. One 
Of the, fnest 7 wes sisi ieierete ere tevaie 8 era reas etale re 1.95 13.50 
DORIE OVERALL. 34 inches. F.C.C. The 
outside of this unusual flower is deep petunia- 
purple with lighter edge, while the inside is 
tinted light blue. Largest and tallest of this 
color during the 1949 Tulip Show .......... 1.10 3.65 27.00 
FRINGED LILAC. 23 inches. Liiac-blue flower of 
medium size, the outer petals of which are 
finely fringed. A most unusual and beautiful 
addition to any gardener’s collection ........ .75 2.50 18.00 
(Many more fringed Tulips are now being de- 
veloped and will be offered for sale as soon as 
available.) 
GEORGE DICKS. 30 inches. A beautiful sal- 
mon-pink variety of enormous size. A glorified 
Clara’ Bite eTilipns sare scctees srarshciee orien ccerets ies er 1.85 13.00 
GOLDEN MEASURE. 22 inches. Golden yel- 
low inside; outside slightly lighter in color, with 
a very narrow band of red. Very large, egg- 
shaped flower; a real novelty. Fragrant ...... .85 2.75 20.00 


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