Catalogue of strawberries, Holland bulbs and specialties : summer and autumn 1899 . l—Large bloom, dark, 15 Dickens—Grayish blue, tall, 15 Lilac—Large, fine azure blue, 20 Maitre—Deep porcelain blue, extra, 10 of the Blues—Dark blue, extra large spike, 10 —Dark blue, 10 cts. SINGLE WHITE, of Various Shades. Alba Superbissima—A fine truss, 15 cts. -Grand Vedette—Large, tall, 15 cts. Grandeur a Meneille—Rosy white, large truss, 10 de IEurope—Pure white, large truss, 15 , fine truss, 10 cts. • SINGLE YELLOW, of Var
Catalogue of strawberries, Holland bulbs and specialties : summer and autumn 1899 . l—Large bloom, dark, 15 Dickens—Grayish blue, tall, 15 Lilac—Large, fine azure blue, 20 Maitre—Deep porcelain blue, extra, 10 of the Blues—Dark blue, extra large spike, 10 —Dark blue, 10 cts. SINGLE WHITE, of Various Shades. Alba Superbissima—A fine truss, 15 cts. -Grand Vedette—Large, tall, 15 cts. Grandeur a Meneille—Rosy white, large truss, 10 de IEurope—Pure white, large truss, 15 , fine truss, 10 cts. • SINGLE YELLOW, of Various Shades. tHeroine—Bright citron, 15 cts. Ida—Earlv, 25 cts. La Pluie dOr—Pale yellow, 15 cts. SINGLE AND DOUELE HYACINTHS. .HIXED OR HYACINTHS. COLORS SEPARATE. FOR THE GARDEN. This class is formed of smaller bulbs, from the named varieties in the foregoing section, and mixedin various shades of each color, thus affording a diversity of feature suitable for miscellaneous groupsin flower borders, shrubberies, and pleasure ground Double Red—8 cts. each : 70 cts. per 10 ; ? per Blue—8 cts. each : 70 cts. per 10: ? per White—8 cts. each : 70 cts. per lo : per Yellow—10 cts. each ; 90 cts. per 10. ROMAN HYACINTHS. Especially valuable for forcing, as well as desirable for out-of-door culture, coming into bloom withthe Crocus. Early Roman White—8 cts. each 70 cts. per 10; $4,00 per 100. Single Red—8 cts. each ; 70 cts. per 10 : per Blue—8 cts. each ; 70 cts, per 10: per White—8 cts. each ; 70 cts. per 10: per Yellow—10 cts. each ; 90 cts. per 10. TULIPS. The Tulip is one of the most celebrated and esteemed of bulbs. For spring decoration it cannot besurpassed in beauty and effectiveness. The ease with which it is grown—its great \ariety of color,and its cheapness—make it a universal favorite. It should be planted i
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