. Bulbs for fall planting 1902. Nursery stock California San Francisco Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Hyacinths Catalogs; Narcissus (Plants) Catalogs; Tulips Catalogs; Crocuses Catalogs; Lilies Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalog. 6 TRUMBULL & BEEBE, 419-421 SANSOME ST. TUBEROSES. A beautiful, white, wax-like, very sweet-scented double flower, growing on long stems, 2 to feet in height, each stem having many flowers. This is one of the most high- ly prized of florists' flowers. By planting as soon as the soil is warm, and at intervals therea
. Bulbs for fall planting 1902. Nursery stock California San Francisco Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Hyacinths Catalogs; Narcissus (Plants) Catalogs; Tulips Catalogs; Crocuses Catalogs; Lilies Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalog. 6 TRUMBULL & BEEBE, 419-421 SANSOME ST. TUBEROSES. A beautiful, white, wax-like, very sweet-scented double flower, growing on long stems, 2 to feet in height, each stem having many flowers. This is one of the most high- ly prized of florists' flowers. By planting as soon as the soil is warm, and at intervals thereafter, a succession of blooms may be had throughout the season. They may be as successfully grown in pots as in the garden. A sin- gle floret, tied on a stem and placed in the center of a bouquet, will impart a delightful fragrance. The real worth or this flower is becoming, on this Coast, better known from year to year, and the demand for it is largely on the increase. The original bulb will not flower the second time, but the small bulbs or offsets may be saved in a dry warm place and planted again for fu- ture flowering. It will take two or three years' culture to produce flower- 1 ering bulbs. fe Tuberose. Excelsior Pearl, first size, 5c each; per dozen, 50c. If ordered by mail, add 25c per dozen for postage. GLADIOLUS—("The Bride")—Pure white. The earliest forcing variety, largely cultivated for decora- tive purposes. The bulbs are perfectly hardy and if planted early in the winter will produce profitable crops of bloom in the early summer. Per dozen 20c; per 100, $ CALOCHORTUS Butterfly Tulips—To this lovely group of calo chorti is properly applied the Spanish name Mariposa (butterfly), for their brilliantly-colored flowers with ej'e-like spots on each petal and sepal, and other deli- cate markings with dots, lines and hairs are strongly suggestive of the wings of a brilliantly colored but- terfly. The culture of these bulbs is the easiest matter poss
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