BLACK GIRL, 28 in. The darkest 
of the “Black Tulips.” Medium 
size flowers on strong stems. 
Especially lovely in plantings with 
BLUE PRINCESS. 26 in. Beauti- 
ful lavender blend, light blue at 
EDNA BELSINGER. 26 in. Nam- 
ed by Nelis Nurseries in 1952 in 
honor of one of the outstand- 
ing gardeners in Atlanta, Geor- 
gia. The color is a lovely blend 
of peach, orange and touches of 
chartreuse-yellow. The huge, per- 
fectly shaped flower is borne on 
a straight; proud stem. .:...<.°. 
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE. 29 
in. Brilliant geranium-scarlet of 
unusual keeping qualities. A 1950 
winner of an Award of Merit at 
Haarlem (Netherlands) ...... 
HAPPY DAYS. 30 in. A striking 
new discovery. A lovely white 
flower with a broad margin of 
rosy ted secs la aN ee 
JOHN NIEUWENHUIS. 40 in. 
One of the largest and _ tallest 
: . golden sunflower-yellow Tulips 
We cannot picture each one of these 15 beauties. SUES Sow aAlO scale 
Please read the descriptions given on this and the land, Michigan, Tulip display 
following page. field x an. Cisvous crete aie eee 
Pee MAGICIAN. 30 in. White, with 
Each year our Tulip display fields show the a purple edge. It has no equal 
latest and newest winners, and we select the top in color and performance ..... 
favorites for our catalog listing. These two pages MARIE NICHOLSON, 29 in. Out- 
make the very best varieties available to you, and Seees st ia ees 
many of these will probably not be handled by the wreat -screagthe Named atceethe 
average seedsman or grower for another decade. first president of the American 
Tulip Society. A Nelis introduc- 
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