SPECIAL COLLECTION OFFERS 
No. 2 
All Whites, giving a long 
period of bloom. 3 bulbs ea. 
No. 3 
RED CUPS, giving a long 
period of bloom. 3 bulbs ea. 
WHITE NILE ~--------- 15 | SCARLET ELEGANCE. .75 
BEERSHEBA ~------~_- [OOF A BRIE eee See 1.05 
MOUNT HOOD .---_-_-- SS WEALD Rees 2s ek .60 
WHITE DUCHESS -__.- 1.20 | SCARLET LEADER--- 1.05 
SILVER CHIMES -..--. 1.50 | FANCHEON --_--_------- 1.05 
THALTA 2s eee eee .75 | LADY KESTIVEN ----- 90 
SILVERMINE  -.------ 1.50) |} ROSSLARE 22222322. 1.50 
DAPHNE ige 220 Sie .15 | DICK WELLBAND ~_-..-._ .60 
24 bulbs, value — 8.70 | ORANGE FLYER ----- 75 
for $6.50 HENMWA Siti ee .90 
12 each of above, 96 bulbs, 30 bulbs, value $9.15 
value $35.00 for $25.00 for $7.50. 
12 each of above, 120 bulbs, 
value $37.20 for $30.00. 
QUANTITY PRICES 
Prices as listed are per bulb, and are for top sized 
doublenose except in the Bushel Bargains and above col- 
lections which are, as stated. Do not be led astray by cheap 
offers which are usually for small inferior bulbs. On quality 
purchases we allow the following discounts: 12 bulbs of a 
variety for the price of 10 — 50 bulbs for the price of 40 — 
100 bulbs for the price of 70. Write for quotations on larger 
quantities. On orders under $5.00 please include 50 cents 
additional to cover handling and postage and $1.00 on all 
orders to points west of the Mississippi. A 5% discount in 
buibs (our selection) is given on all orders received before 
31 July. We start shipping as soon as fall inspection is 
completed, usually about 15 September. Check with order 
please, or if desired, they will be sent C. O. D. 
Reference: Bank of Gloucester, Gloucester, Virginia. 
EXPLANATION OF * AND FIGURES 1 TO 14 
APPEARING IN FRONT OF VARIETIES 
The ** to ***** are our individual ratings based on 
performance in the open unprotected fields; a var- 
jiety must have some outstanding feature to merit 
** while ***** is our top rating. The figures indi- 
cate the relative flowering period, 1 being the ear- 
liest and 14 the latest. We trust that this explanation 
will be both interesting and helpful to you; either 
in your selection of outstanding varieties for display 
or show; for a long season of bloom, or for a mass 
display of many varieties all blooming at one time. 
New varieties are described in large black face type. 
1-A — YELLOW TRUMPETS 
+ (8) Alaska—A steady favorite in the later, deep 
gold, good sized and reasonably priced trumpets. 20 
(7) American Beauty—Somewhat similar in size and 
shape but blooming several weeks after its illustrious 
ancestor, King Alfred. 40 
ies (9) Athford—Note the moderate price on this 
especially late and quite large, well-tailored beauty. 60 
hep (6) Covent Garden—A tall stemmed, free flowering 
bloom of a clear cool yellow. 20 
vai (9) Cupido—Its excellent substance and shape ren- 
der it a good flower for late shows. 35 
<* (8) Dawson City—A good, low priced garden variety 
in a charming soft yellow. 25 
Sah (4) Diotima—Bespeaking elegance, and of good size, 
its sharply pointed petals are somewhat paler than its long 
and graceful trumpet. 50 
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