CALLAS 
Plant September 15 to November, except as noted. 
Black Calla. Large, purple-black flowers in sun 
or half shade. The odorless variety. Plant Sep- 
tember or October, 2 inches deep for bloom in 
April. Each, 70c; per dozen, $7.75. 
Pink Calla. Plant in sun 1 inch deep. April or 
May bloom. Each, 45c; per dozen, $5.00. 
White Calla. Enormous bloom on lofty stems from 
February into May. Plant 2 inches deep in partial 
shade. Each, 25c; per dozen, $2.35; per 100, 
$17.50. L 
Yellow Calla. For satiny golden yellow bloom in 
May, plant in November 2 inches deep. Requires 
some sun. Each, 40c; per dozen, $4.00. 
SUPERB LILIES. Lilium. 
True Lilies are easily grown, require little care and 
supply the most spectacular of bloom. ..As they 
like to have their tops warm and roots cool they 
should be partially shaded by other plants. __.... -. 
L. Croft. Easter Lily. The best strain for prolific, 
pure white bloom. Plant 6 inches deep from 
November to January for June bloom, Each, 60c; 
per dozen, $6.50. 
L. auratum. Gold Band Lily. Huge, waxy white 
blossoms with golden band down each petal. Very 
fragrant. Plant 8 inches deep December 15 to 
March 1 for bloom in July and August. Each, 
65c; per dozen, $6.75. 
L. Regale. Regal Lily. Big frosty white trumpet 
with flaring petals. Golden throat. Tinted pink 
on outside. Plant 8 inches deep from October 15 
to January for June bloom, Each, 45c; per dozen, 
$4.75. 
L. speciosum rubrum. Huge exotic rose-pink 
bloom handsomely spotted with red. Reflexed 
petals. One of the best of the species type. Re- 
quires a year to become established. Plant 8 
inches deep, December 15 to March 1 for bloom 
in August or September. Each, 65c; per dozen, 
$6.75. 
L. tigrinum. Tiger Lily. Reflexed apricot-orange 
petals, spotted maroon. Plant to depth of 8 inches, 
December 15 to March 1, for bloom in August. 
Each, 65c; per dozen, $6.75. 
GLADIOLUS 
Baby Gladiolus. Sometimes called ‘’Orchid Glad- 
iolus.’’ The flowers are smaller than the regular 
variety with clear colors and distinctive diamond 
shaped markings on the petals. Plant 3 inches 
deep September through November for bloom in 
May and June. Tecolote Special Mixture, usually 
pink, red, peach, rose and white. Each, 15c; per 
dozen, $1.35; per 100, $9.00. 
Tall Growing Gladiolus. Several plantings of these 
popular garden subjects, between November 15 
and April 15, will supply cut flowers through many 
months. We carfy the finest high crown bulbs 
in an. excellent selection of the most desirable 
varieties in Separate Colors. Plarit to a depth of 
7 inches. Each, 10c;.per.dozen, $1.10; per 100, 
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LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY 
Dainty, fragrant white~bells with a background 
of substantial green. foliage. Plant’ in a shaded spot 
where they need not be disturbed for several years. 
Plant January 15. tot March71, flush with the top 
of the ground for spring bloom. Each, 15c; per 
dozen, $1.50; per’ 100, $1-1.50. . 
TUBEROUS BEGONIAS 
The glory of the shaded garden during the sum- 
mer. Waxy, perfectly formed blossoms, double, 
sometimes fringed, come in a variety of colors. 
Set flush with top of soil keeping concave surface 
upward January to April. Excellent varieties in 
Separate Colors. Camellia Flowered. Each, 35c; 
per dozen, $4.00. Lloydi (Hanging.) Each, 35c; 
oer dozen, $4.00. 
LOW BORDER BULBS 
SCENTED FREESIAS 
Tecolote Hybrids. Mixed. The flowers are not 
only of extra size but are delightfully perfumed 
and of wide open form. A mixture of blues, pinks, 
reds, yellows and white. Long cutting stems. 
Plant 4 inches deep, September 15 to November 
for February and March bloom. Per dozen, 75c; 
per 100, $5.25. 
MUSCARI, Grape Hyacinths 
Clusters of tiny, deep blue blossoms that resemble 
bunches of Concord grapes in miniature. Low 
growing bloom for a long season. Multiply freely. 
Plant September 15 through November to a depth 
of 4 inches for winter and spring bloom. Per 
dozen, 65c; per 100, $4.50. 
SHOWY SPARAXIS 
Tecolote Hybrids. Mixed. A riot of entrancing 
colors; orange, lavender, pink, scarlet, salmon, 
crimson and cream. The saucer-shaped flowers 
are in part self colors, others are zoned in center 
with lilac, edged black. Grow to 8 inches. Plant 
3 inches deep, September 15 to December to 
bloom in February and March. Per dozen, 75c; 
per 100, $5.50. 
