PRIZE-WINNING TULIPS 
MAGICIAN, 30 in. White, with a pur- 
ple edge. It has no equal in color and ; 
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Pensueewoz: 100 
MARIE NICHOLSON. 29 in. Out- 
standing rosy red with a glossy sheen. 
AmeLaiip -Oriine le and great 
strength. Named for the first presi- 
dent of the American Tulip pues 
AGE Ne lismintrog UCtion wt, serine ca GOtr 180s aa OO 
MASKARADE. 29 in. Deep yellow, 
edged red. Another award winner, as 
most of the varieties listed in this 
ROM) coarwoe BBs eS Re ee SIE .60 1.85 Le He, 
MOUNT HOOD. 29 in. The largest 
and most spectacular pure white 
Tulip in the late flowering varieties .65 1.85 12350 
POGGENBEEK. 30 in. Unique novel- 
ty. Cherry-red, edged Turkish red. 
Winner of Award of Merit and First 
Class Certificate. A striking beauty. .80 2.40 17.00 
QUEEN OF THE BARTIGONS. 28 
in. Pure salmon-pink with yellow 
stamens. Winner of many awards .. 1.00 SEAR Te ig Be 
ROSY WINGS. 29 in. Radiant, pure 
apricot-pink, white base. A new intro- 
duction of last year, which was re- 
ceived with great enthusiasm by Tu- 
Klondyke 
lip > bime visitors. Huge flower 2... 90> 2:75 9) 
| SWEET HARMONY. 26 in. Oblong 
shaped flowers of clear lemon-yellow 
| with an ivory-white border. A very 
NOVELTY COLLECTION unvsualands pleasing moveltyicn.. 5 1600 023,05. oboe 
‘ 1 each (labeled) 15 bulbs .... orks % ZOMERSCHOON,. 20 in. Soft, sal- 
Pome eee i Saree ape : A mon-pink flames on a silvery back- 
eac abele Wwibs en : round. A lly lovel 
Aree cEnied itso alba g n unusually lovely variety. .80 2.60 18.00 
Magician 
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