PRINCESS ELIZABETH. An _ extraordinarily _ lovely 
rose-pink Tulip with topaz lights and hints of fuchsia 
shadowings on the exterior and a clearly defined white 
base with a blue halo. The cup is large and rather deep, 
of slender, yet rounded form, and opens well. Delightful 
with a foreground of dark Phlox “Purple Heart” or 
planted in front of dark evergreens. Height, 28 inches. 
$1.20 for 10; $9.50 per 100. 
PRINCESS MARY. Here is a long, slender, egg-shaped 
Tulip of exquisite and gentle grace, a most glorious hue, 
indeed one of the finest of all the Darwins. The flower is 
very large and well shaped, of a full warm rose-pink, 
deeper within and with fawn-colored lights and a fine 
pale rib down each petal, a white base with purple halo. 
The inner tone of pink is both deep and rich. Lovely 
with fluffy white flowers. For this stately and tall Tulip, 
the use of Dicentra spectabilis is suggested, if planted in 
the border. If planted in partial shade the magnificent 
color will show to the best advantage. Height, 35 inches. 
$1.55 for 10; $13.00 per 100. See illustration, Color 
Guide. 
SCOTCH LASSIE. Of purest deep lavender, shaded 
darker inside, with dark blue base. Large substantial 
flower, slightly reflexing. Will last 3 weeks and longer 
either in the garden or used as a cut flower. One of the 
finest lavender Tulips in our entire collection. Not quite 
so tall as others but valuable in every way. Height, 26 
inches. $1.35 for 10; $11.00 per 100. 
For finest results use SCHEEPERS’ BULB FOOD at 
planting time and throughout the growing season. See 
page 34. 
THE BISHOP. This highly desirable Tulip is often con- 
sidered the best in its color; we always use it in our 
plantings for our exhibits. It is a tall variety with a 
medium sized cup of a lively tone of Bishop’s purple with 
elusive fawn-colored lights on the reverse of the petals 
and a white interior base with black anthers. Height, 
30 inches. $1.55 for 10; $13.00 per 100. See illustration, 
Color Guide. 
TURNER. Extra-large flower of exceedingly rich cherry- 
rose color, outside garnet-purple. This is an extra fine 
variety that should be in every worthwhile collection. 
Height, 28 inches. $1.40 for 10; $11.50 per 100. See 
illustration, Color Guide. 
VENUS. This whole flower has a chalice or cup of the 
loveliest, deepest pink. A very finely formed flower, 
which is held at the top of a three-foot stem. Its faint 
flush of paler pink at the top of the inner petals adds to 
the charm of the flower. Only the taller spring flowers 
should cluster about the plantings of the tulip—Mer- 
tensia virginica is one that could not fail to look well 
here, or a mass of Scilla campanulata var. Excelsior. 
This is one of the most attractive of the pink Tulips with 
its pure color as of a wild rose. Height, 30 inches. $1.55 
for 10; $13.00 per 100. See illustration, Color Guide. 
ZWANENBURG. A fine white Darwin Tulip, available 
at a reasonable price. Large flowers of good substance, 
of purest white with a small black base and black anthers. 
Tall and vigorous grower. Especially attractive com- 
bined with the deep red Darwin Tulip “Eclipse.” Height, 
32 inches. $1.50 for 10; $12.50 per 100. See illustration, 
Color Guide. 

The Beautiful Lily Flowering Tulip ''White Duchess’ in a white and green garden (See page !2). 
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