Childs' bulbs that bloom : bulbs that bloom plants that please berries that bear . BABIANA, EDITH Ultramarine blue; perfectly exquisite. This is some-times called the blue Freesia, but in size of flower andspike and general beauty it is liner than any Freesia,Ixia or Sparaxis. Blooms very early and is fine for potsin winter as Avell as for the garden. 3 for 15c; 12for 50 IXTAS The Ixias produce their beautiful flowers in spikesand are of the most drizzling- and brilliant colors and^ure to attract great attention. For pot culture in theiiouse thev give great satisfaction, being of easy cui-
Childs' bulbs that bloom : bulbs that bloom plants that please berries that bear . BABIANA, EDITH Ultramarine blue; perfectly exquisite. This is some-times called the blue Freesia, but in size of flower andspike and general beauty it is liner than any Freesia,Ixia or Sparaxis. Blooms very early and is fine for potsin winter as Avell as for the garden. 3 for 15c; 12for 50 IXTAS The Ixias produce their beautiful flowers in spikesand are of the most drizzling- and brilliant colors and^ure to attract great attention. For pot culture in theiiouse thev give great satisfaction, being of easy cui-nre and free bloomers. Half a dozen bulbs may beplanted in a five-inch pot, and the display will be mag-nificent. For open ground culture give them winterprotection wtih leaves or straw. Mixed, 3 for ;c:12 for 00c. TRITONIA CROCATA The most brilliant winter-flowering bulb in cultiva-tion. Treated like a Freesia, it produces spikes of large,well-opened flowers of the most intense cardinal is very easily grown and sure to bloom in pots duringw inter, and is bardy enough to bloom in the open groundsouth of Massachusetts. 3 for ; 12 for 50c. WATSONIA The Watsonias grow and flower in immense tallspikes like Gladioli, but their colors are more telling inHie depth and exquisiteness of their tints. Hardy onlyin tne Southern and Pacific states. North and Eas
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