5029—-CHAMOUNY. Tall, dark rose bor- 
dered with silver. Opens 8 to 10 me- 
dium size florets. 
5030—GOLD DUST. A very early, deep 
yellow. Quite tall and an excellent com- 
mercial variety. Fine for home gardens. 
5031—JUNE BELLS. One of the best new 
whites from Holland. Produces tall 
spikes of pure white. Large flowers 
and many open. 
5032-—LAVENDER DREAM. Pale blue- 
lavender. 6 to 8 large florets open on 
a strong spike. Very healthy and a 
good propagator. 
Stately spires of spectacular colors 
will add beauty and charm to your gar- 
den all summer. Plant 10 days apart for 
continuous bloom. 
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5033—LAVENDER PRINCE. Deep laven- 
der-mauve that takes in real hot 
weather. Very strong grower. 
5034—-LEEUWENHORST. Beautiful bright 
rose. Opens up to 6 or more large 
wide open blooms on a strong stem. 
5035—LILAC WONDER. A __ beautiful 
lavender-lilac with fine spikes under 
any condition. Nicely ruffled and 
pointed florets. 
5036—MANSOER. Very dark rich red, 
velvet shaded. 8 to 10 open, well 
placed on stalk. Excellent in its class. 
5037—-MORNING KISS. A delicate creamy 
white. An excellent commercial va- 
riety and a favorite wherever grown. 
5038—-ORANGE GOLD. A dazzling orange 
with flame throat. Doesn’t burn in sun. 
5039—PICARDY. Most popular variety 
grown. Very tall, vigorous salmon-pink. 
5040—RED FOX. Bright vermilion-red of 
exhibition and commercial merit. 10 
florets on a strong spike. 
5041—SPOTLIGHT. Very large, wide open 
florets of deep yellow with attractive 
small scarlet blotch. A consistent 
bloomer and propagator. 
5042—TRUE LOVE. Early, clear pink, 22- 
inch flower head, A good grower with 
a well balanced spike. 
Not less than 5 of a variety—No. 1, large 
size bulbs. 
PRICE: 10 bulbs for 1.00; 25 bulbs for 
$2.25; 50 bulbs for $3.95; 100 bulbs for 
$6.95, postpaid. 
Delicate Pygmies That Are a Decorator's Dream 
Distinctive—Dwarf—Demure 
5043—BO PEEP. A dainty salmon-pink 5046-——LITTLE SWEETHEART. The name 
with cream throat and salmon stippling. fits this ruffled medium pink with a 
Heavily ruffled with exceptionally fine white throat. Easy to use in orrange- 
texture. ments. 
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5044—FLICKER. Orange with yellow 5047—LOVELINESS. Pale pink with 10) MANSOER 10 MORNING KISS 
throat that has a scarlet blotch. Very pointed petals. Odd and adaptable for 10 PICARDY 
distinctive. table arrangements. 
5045—-KEWPIE. A fiery red with white 5048—SNOW BABY. Very dainty pur No. 1 
: y, y pure 
edges all around; very odd, desirable. white, an outstanding miniature. ALL LABELED 
NOT less than 5 of a variety. No. 1, large size bulbs. Price: 10 bulbs for $1.35; Postpaid 
25 bulbs for $3.00; 50 bulbs for $5.50; 100 bulbs for $9.50, postpaid. 
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PRICES: $1.00 each; 3 for $2.70; 
5 for $4.25, postpaid. 
5010—AVALANCHE. Pure white. 
5011—EDULIS SUPERBA. Sparkling 
bright pink. 
5012—FESTIVA MAXIMA. White with 
crimson markings. 
5014—KARL ROSENFIELD. Rich crim- 
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es 5015 LIVINGSTONE. Lilac-rose. 
$2.00 Value 5016-—MME. DE VERNEVILLE. Early 
Onl, $1.50 Postpaid 5017—MONS. JULES ELIE. Large deep 
(14 Y pink. 
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