TULIPS AND OTHER BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING 
All Holland Grown Bulbs 
Tulips 
ADVANCE (Cottage), very large scarlet. 
BARTIGON (Darwin), crimson red. 
BANDOEING (Triumph), mahogany red. 
DILLENBERG (Breder), salmon orange. 
GOLDEN HARVEST (Cottage), lemon- 
yellow. 
INSURPASSABLE (Darwin), lilac. 
LA TULIPE NOIRE (Darwin), purple- 
black. 
LOUIS XIV (Breeder), dark purple. 
MRS. JOHN SHEEPERS (Cottage), large 
pure yellow. 
PRINCESS ELIZABETH (Darwin), rose. 
PRUNUS (Darwin), salmon-pink. 
RED EMPEROR (Tulipa), large scarlet. 
“RIJNLAND (Triumph), crimson, edged 
yellow. 
SCARLET LEADER (Darwin), brilliant 
scarlet. 
THE BISHOP (Darwin), violet-purple. 
TELESCOPIUM (Triumph), reddish violet. 
WILLIAM PITT (Darwin), cochineal-red. 
ZWANENBURG (Darwin), white. 
Parrot Tulips 
BLUE PARROT, very large bluish-helio- 
trope. 
FANTASY, targe salmon-pink with green 
markings. 
ORANGE FAVORITE, large orange with 
green blotches and yellow base. 
RED CHAMPION, 
flushed scarlet. 
VIOLET QUEEN 
large cochinealred, 
New Extra Tall Tulips 
ANKARA, yellow. 
ARLINGTON, red. 
CHAPPAQUA, pink. 
MILDRED, lily-flowered pink. 
PONTIAC, orange. 
Double Early Tulips 
ELECTRA, splendid deep carmine. 
MARECHAL NIEL, golden yellow, flamed 
salmon orange. 
MR. VAN DER HOEFF, 
yellow. 
PEACH BLOSSOM, deep pink. 
pure golden 
Single Early Tulips 
COULEUR CARDINAL, brilliant crimson. 
IBIS, splendid deep rose. 
KEIZERSKROON, bright red, with broad 
golden yellow border. 
PRINCE CARNAVAL, red flamed yellow. 
Double Late Peony 
Flowered 
MOUNT TACOMA, pure white. 
UNCLE TOM, dark glittering red. 
Narcissus (Daffodils) 
KING ALFRED, clear golden yellow. 
SPRING GLORY, yellow and yellow. 
CHEERFULNESS (double Poetaz), white 
and yellow. 
MRS. BACKHOUSE 
Hyacinths 
KING OF THE BLUES, dark blue. 
LA INNOCENCE, pure white. 
LA VICTOIRE, brilliant carmine red. 
Miscellaneous Bulbs 
CROCUS, blue, yellow, striped, and white. 
SCILLA SIBERICA, sky blue. 
These bulbs may be selected 
from pictures at the 
nursery. 
Most of these varieties of Tulips will be blooming in a display bed this spring. 
They will be labeled so you may check the kinds you wish to plant in the fall. 
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