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LILIUM CANDIDUM The Madonna Lily 
—A stately lily of purest white and 
one of the oldest and best known. 
Plant shallow, covering the bulbs with 
about 2 inches of soil. 
ea. 75¢, doz. $7.50 
L. MARTAGON The Purple Turkscap 
Lily. Fleshy purple flowers in June, 
3’—5’ high. ea. 50¢, doz. $5.00 
FHARDY LILIES 
Hardy lilies, properly grown, add 
character and beauty to any planting. 
Soil must be prepared deeply, with hu- 
mus and bone meal generously applied. 
LILIUM REGALE Waxy white blooms 
with golden throat, streaked brown to 
pink on the outside. Plant 9 inches 
deep. July, 3-to-5 ft. 
monster, ea. 75¢, doz. $7.50 
LILIUM SPECIOSUM RUBRUM (Car- 
mine and white petals, deeply recurved 
and spotted. Late summer blooming. 
A beautiful orchid-like lily. 
ea. $1.00, doz. $10.00 
LILIUM SPECIOSUM ALBUM Pure 
white form. ea. $1.50, doz. $15.00 
LILIUM TENUIFOLIUM The Coral 
Lily—Tiny recurved petals of deep 
scarlet. June, 18 inches high, 
ea. 25¢, doz. $2.50 ° 
L. TESTACEUM Light satiny coffee 
salmon with orange anthers. July 4’. 
ea. $1.60 doz. $15.00 
OTHER HARDY BULBS 
ALLIUM albopilosum Ornamental 
onions blooming in early Spring. Al- 
bopilosum is 1 foot high, with broad 
strap-like leaves and deep _ purple 
globe shaped flowers with a metallic 
sheen. Flowering onions have been ne- 
glected too long. ea. 15¢, 
six 65¢, doz. $1.00, 100 $7.00 
ALLIUM moly luteum Somewhat 
shorter than albopilosum, and yellow 
flowered. 
ea. 8¢, six 30¢, doz. 50¢, 100 $3.50 
CAMASSIA esculenta Fine rich purple 
star shaped flowers, 2 feet high, good 
for naturalizing in wet places. 
ea. 8¢, six 30¢, doz. 50¢, 100 $3.50 
CHIONODOXAS Popularly called 
“Glory of the Snow”, these tiny flow- 
ers turn their bright blue blossoms to 
face the earliest New England Spring. 
C. gigantea A large light lavender 
blue form of C. luciliae. 
ea. 8¢, six 35¢, doz. 60¢, 100 $4.50 
C. luciliae Clear sky blue with con- 
trasting white throat. 
ea. 8¢, six 30¢, doz. 50¢, 100 $3.50 
C. I. alba The unusual white form 
of chionodoxa. 
ea. 8¢, six 35¢, doz. 60¢, 100 $4.50 
C. sardensis A deeper gentian blue, 
smaller flowered than luciliae, and 
one to two weeks earlier, 
ea. 8¢, six 30¢, doz. 50¢, 100 $3.50 
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