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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 1952 listing is as nearly complete as can be 
desired, and contains varieties which probably will not be handled 
by the average seedsman or grower for another decade. 
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ALICE TIPLADY. 26 in. An unusual, delicately shaded 
flower of soft cream to soft orange blend, listed by the 
originator as ‘“‘champagne’’ color. The pointed petals 
are slightly tipped Javender 2.4. 0.--.0++0+-e+-00 $1,009 $3.25 ) $24.00 
BLACK GIRL. 28 inches. Outstandingly lovely, the dark- 
est of the so-called ‘‘Black Tulips.” Medium sized 
flowers, strong, sturdy growth. Especially lovely when ; 
planted with light Tulips for contrast ............. 50 ibs 2) 12.00 
BLUE PERFECTION. 26 inches. A refined flower of 
lavender-blue, in which the blue predominates. Medium 
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ELIZABETH ARDEN. 26 inches. Immense flower of 
dark salmon with rosy lavender overtone. The inside 
of the petals is of a vivid salmon-red. An outstanding- 
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FIELD MARSHALL. The first really high classed cream 
colored Tulip we have ever been able to offer. A very 
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FLAMING YOUTH. 14 inches. Immense flower of flam- 
ing orange, the foliage, unlike Tulip foliage, resembles 
the foliage of the Colchicum and is of a brilliant, 
shiny and glossy green. A truly striking variety .... .85 
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GEORGE DICKS. 30 inches. A beautiful salmon-pink 
variety of enormous size. A glorified Clara Butt Tulip. .60 1.85 13.00 
KING MAUVE. 29 inches. One of the most imposing 
Tulips of this color. The gorgeously rich, purplish 
mauve flowers are of large size and perfect form. Very 
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MARIE NICHOLSON. 29 inches. Outstandingly beau- 
NOVELTY tiful rose-red with a glossy sheen. A Tulip of fine 
shape and great strength. Named for the first president 
TU LIP COLLECTION of the American Tulip Society. A Nelis introduction. .60 1.85 13.00 
Bul igen Spoil MOUNT HOOD. 29 inches. The largest and most spec- 
2 ee Sense of as Maen eet $ 5.65 tacular pure white Tulip among the late flowering va- 
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’ ao MRS HENRY FORD. 22 inches. Large flower of vivid 
24 Bulbs (12 each of the varieties 49 50 orange-scarlet, with definite black mark at base. This 
listed) slabeled) irae omens e beautiful Tulip resembles a Red Poppy, when it opens 
to full bloom. A 1950 Nelis introduction ......... 65 PNB) 15.00 
PENELOPE. 2§& inches. Blendings of brown, buff, or- 
ange, yellow and salmon, with golden overtone. We 
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