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CHINESE SACRED LILY jo«s Pio«er.
Ready in September.
Grow in water with stones in it to keep the bulbs in
place.
B.vtra large bulbs, each, 20c; $2.00 per doz. (By mail, 3c
each, extra.)
CROCUS
Ready in September.
Old favorite early, spring- flowers which require very
little care, as they succeed with almost any treatment.
Planted in groups in the lawn produces a striking effect,
and the very moderate cost permits of planting them in
large quantities.
GIANT NAMED CROCUS.
Baron B^uno^v — Bright purple.
Cloth of Gold — Golden and brown.
King of Bines — Dark blue.
Mont Blanc — Pure white.
Sir Walter Scott — White, striped purple.
Mammoth Yello^v — Golden yellow.
Any of above, doz., 30c; 100, igS.OO; lOOO, $15.00.
MIXED CROCUS.
White, Blue, Striped, Yellow — Colors separate.
100, $1.50; 1000, $10.00.
Doz., 20c;
CHINODOXA LUCILIAE (Olory of tUe Snow)
Bears attractive brilliant blue flowers early in spring,
before the snow disappears. Very hardy.
Doz., 30c; 100, $2.00.
GRAPE HYACINTHS (Hyacinthus muscari)
Botryoides Blue — Forms small spikes of deep blue flowers
resembling a bunch of grapes. Perfectly hardy.
Doz., 30c; 100, .$2.00.
SCILLA
SIberica — Exceedingly attractive, bearing its rich blue '
flowers as soon as the snow has disappeared. It presents
a charming effect grown in mas";es in the lawn. Doz.,
30c; 100, $2.00.
Cainpanulata (Wood Hyacinth) — The flowers resemble
miniature hyacinths, flowering early in summer. Very
effective in the herbaceous border. Sky blue, pink,
white. Doz., 30c; 100, $'2.0O.
Nutan.s (Bluebells) — A very attractive variety common in
the woods of England. Deep blue. Doz., 30c; lOO, $2.00.
SNOWDROPS
The first flower to appear in spring, frequently rearing
its graceful snow-white bells above the snow early in
spring.
Single (Elwes' Giant) — Doz., 30e; 100, .$2.00.
Double — Doz., 30c; 100, $2.0O.
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