IXIAS 
(Corn Lilies) 
Tiny bouquets of dainty 
flowers on slender stems. 
Exquisite when planted 
in groups. Fine for cut- 
ting, lasting a long time 
in water. Blooms May 
and June. Require pro- 
tection in cold climates. 
25 for 50c 500 for $8.00 
CROCUS SPECIES 
ALLIUM MOLY 
Globular heads of golden yellow flowers are pro- 
duced on erect, slender stems. Each flower head con- 
tains as many as 15 dainty, star-shaped flowers re- 
sembling the Bunch Primrose. Allium Moly is very 
hardy and will thrive in any _ well-dramed, sunny 
location. They are easily adapted to planting in groups 
in the border or for rock gardens. Bulbs should be 
planted about 2 or 3 inches apart and about 4 inches 
deep. Flowers in early June. Height 10 inches. 
25 for 50c 500 for $8.00 
LEUCOJUM 
(Snowflake) 
Produces drooping, bell-like flowers similar to the 
Snowdrop, but larger and stronger. The elegant 
flowers are white, tipped with green spots. Does 
very well in shaded areas. They can be left un- 
disturbed for many years, increasing into great 
clumps, from which the blooms arise in late April. 
10 for 75c 100 for $5.75 
ANEMONE DE CAEN mae 
Exceedingly brilliant flowers in an array of exquisite colors. Leucojum 
Plant bulbs about 2 or 3 inches deep in a cool, moist, well- 
drained location. For northern states, we advocate early spring 
planting; for southern states, fall planting is best. 
1 |} 10 for 35¢ 100 for $2.75 25 for 75c 
DOUBLE RANUNCULUS 
These spider-shaped bulbs produce large, turban-shaped 
heads of fully double flowers in a wide range of colors. Spring 
0 planting is recommended for northern states; fall planting for 
=| southern states. 
10 for 50c 100 for $4.50 25 for $1.20 
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