COLLECTION OF PARROT TULIPS 
Try some of these quaintly shaped Tulips. You will like them. 
BLUE PARROT. A glorious flower, bright violet shaded steel-blue, A sport from the well- 
known Darwin Tulip, Bleu Aimable. Very large flower on tall) strong stem. 
FANTASY. A gorgeous large salmon-pink Parrot Tulip. A sport of the Darwin Tulip, 
Clara Butt. Very similar in habits, height, substance of stem, and flower, as well as time 
of blooming. Petals laciniated, back of petal shows a delightful shade of Apple Green. 
SUNSHINE. Exquisite flower of a bright golden-yellow. 
THERESE. Bright cochineal-red with green markings on outeidl Inside of flower is a 
vivid scarlet with white center tinted blue. This variety is the Parrot form of Darwin 
Tulip, Farncombe Sanders. A brilliant and most interesting Parrot Tulip. Height 30 
inches. The best by far of the red Parrot Tulips. | 
Collection of 3 each of above 4 varieties ( 12 Bulbs)............-........$1.50 Postpaid 
Collection of 6 each of above 4 varieties ( 24 Bulbs)............4........ 2.60 Postpaid 
Collection of 10 each of above 4 varieties ( 40 Bulbs). . vee das . 3.75 Postpaid 
Collection of 25 each of above 4 varieties (100 Bulbs) . a . 8.25 Postpaid 
Delivery in September. Each Variety Will Be Careful fencer Parrot Tulip 
HERALDS OF SPRING 
At an early date, while snows still fly, these little bulbs will burst int bloom, reminding us that Spring is near. 
They should be planted on arrival in the fall, 2 to 3 inches deep and 3 inches apart, in places where they can remain undisturbed for a 
number of years. | 
CHIONODOXA—GLORY OF THE SNOW. They bloom very paely along with the Crocus. Plant 3 inches deep in a sunny or half shaded 
position. Color light blue. 
IRIS RETICULATA—FRAGRANT IRIS. A very early miniature bhalbeus Iris, equally at home in the rock garden or the sunny border. 
Will multiply and spread. Height about 6 to 8 inches; blooms about the same time as Dutch crocus. The flower is a very rich, almost 
dazzling violet-blue, with a bright golden segment surrounded by a black and white area, which gives it almost a tigerskin-like appear- 
ance. It has a sweet violet scent. 
GRAPE HYACINTHS—MUSCARI. Charming, hardy spring-flowering bulbs. They are somewhat like the Hyacinth, but the clusters 
and the individual flowers are smaller and of delicate shape. Invaluable for naturalizing, especially with Narcissus. 
SCILLA CAMPANULATA—WOOD HYACINTH. This interesting class blooms during early May. The bell-shaped flowers are carried 
on slender, graceful spikes. Plant 3 to 4 inches deep and 6 inches apart. Very effective for boarders and will thrive in 
shaded situations under trees. 
SNOWDROP—GALANTHUS. Everybody knows the Snowdrop, with its little white bells coming through the snow very early in the 
spring—practically the first flower to show itself after the dreariness of winter. It is a wonderful bulb for naturalizing and planting 
in every garden. Plant 2 to 3 inches deep and 1 inch apart. Can also be grown in pots or baskets. 
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Delivery in September. Each Variety Will be Carefully Labeled. 
LOVELY HYACINTHS... Colorful... Fragrant 
Dutch Hyacinths. Stately flowers, very fragrant. We offer HYACINTH COLLECTION 
the best of them in two sizes. For those who wish exhibi- 6 Beautiful Colors 
tion blooms in their garden or desire to force the bulbs in 12 Bulbs, Exhibition Size, Prepaid 
water or in pots we offer the largest size. We also offer ' 19 cm and up, for 
the bedding size for outdoor planting. 12 Bulbs, Bedding Size, for... 
ORDER BEFORE JULY 1st, 1952. 
ORDERS MUST BE PLACED EARLY WITH OUR HOLLAND AND AMERICAN GROWERS, TO INSURE THE 
FINEST BULBS. ORDER NOW FOR PLANTING THIS FALL AND YOUR BULBS WILL 
BLOSSOM GLORIOUSLY NEXT SPRING, 
10% DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON EARLY ORDERS PLACED AND PAID FOR ON OR BEFORE JULY 1st, 1952 
