2009 AUTUMN LISTING Edible & Spring Flowering Bulbs Issued December 2008

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1 2009 AUTUMN LISTING Edible & Spring Flowering Bulbs Issued December 2008 New Gippsland Seeds & Bulbs Pty Ltd P.O. Box 1 Silvan Vic 3795 Farm Address: 120 Lewis Rd. Silvan Vic 3795 Contact details: Telephone: General Enquiries (03) Freecall for Order Placement only Facsimile: (03) Free Fax for Orders only: orders@newgipps.com.au Internet: (c) New Gippsland Seeds & Bulbs 2008 ABN Ordering Information: MINIMUM ORDER Value is $15.00 in Total. (Including Postage) Ordering 1 Internet - Visit our Web site at for our complete on-line catalogue and secure ordering system Send to orders@newgipps.com.au. 3 Free Fax - Dial Credit Card details are required. 4 Mail - Post to P.O. Box 1, Silvan Vic 3795, enclosing payment. Cheques, Money Order, Visa or Mastercard only. 5 Telephone - Ring during office hours. Please have the item codes and your Credit Card details ready. Please ring (03) for general queries. 6 Our Shop - Visit us in our premises at 120 Lewis Rd, Silvan, Victoria. Melways 121B7. No Minimum Value applies. Open 9am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday. POSTAL CHARGES: Each order will be charged $7.50 for postage and handling. SUBSTITUTES: Unless advised to the contrary, we will substitute with a variety of equal or superior merit if sold out of a particular line. DISCOUNTS: DON'T FORGET! We discount your order total by 10% when over $ for even better value. TRADING HOURS: Open 9.00 am to 5.00 pm Tuesday to Saturday, Closed Sunday, Monday and Public Holidays. ALL ITEMS WILL BE DISPATCHED FROM MID FEBRUARY TO THE END OF APRIL ONLY UNLESS SOLD OUT OR AS NOTED UNDER INDIVIDUAL HEADINGS. Please allow up to 14 working days for delivery, particularly while we clear our early backlog. NATURALLY, ALL RELEVANT CULTURAL INFORMATION IS INCLUDED WITH EACH ORDER.. Orders accepted from publication of this list until end of April Subject to availability. THIS LIST REPLACES ALL PREVIOUS LISTS FOR INCLUDED ITEMS We regret that we are unable to send any bulbs to QUEENSLAND or WESTERN AUSTRALIA

2 Dear Fellow Gardeners, Thanks for taking the time to read our 2009 Autumn listing of Edible and Ornamental Bulbs. Our latest listing has a comprehensive range of good quality and valued bulbs. Remember that most bulbs will grow well in containers. Please note the symbols above each type for the best site and use. Our entire listing is on the internet ( where pictures of many of the items can be viewed and items ordered online with our secure ordering system.. Drought and watering restrictions continue to affect many garden and gardeners. It is comforting to realise that most bulbs require minimal watering to appreciate their display, making them ideal where water conservation is critical. On a different note, we will be having a display of many of our vegetables and flowers which should be at their best in late March. Visitors are most welcome on the last weekend, or at any other time. We look forward to seeing you and being of assistance to you in the coming season.. GIFT CERTIFICATES We will supply Gift Certificates for any amount and send it to whomever you want, for whatever the reason. We will gladly include a message, plus a copy of our current catalogue. Simply supply us with the details and payment. All prices in this catalogue include GST at 10% Throughout this listing the following symbols below headings quickly indicate the preferred site and uses for the plant. Plant in full sun EDIBLE BULBS Likes part sun Full Shade Cut Flower Suits Pots Quarantine Note: Our Garlic is Victorian grown and can be sent to Tasmania. All these edible bulbs are untreated and guaranteed to grow. This group of plants prefers full sun where possible, plus a fertile open soil. GARLIC. (Allium sativum) Available January to June Italian. (Common). Traditional strongly pungent Australian grown variety. Divided Cloves ready for planting. Minimum 10 cloves. 10 cloves: 29 cents each. 11 to 25 cloves: 26 cents each. 26 to 50 cloves: 25 cents each. 51 to 100 cloves: 24 cents each. 4691B - Italian. (Common). Undivided bulbs. (Approx 200 to 300 cloves per Kg.) Minimum undivided is 500 grams. 500 grams for $ kg for $ Oriental Purple. Individual pieces large, pungent and tasty. Skin marked purple. Attractive. Limited Supplies Minimum 10 cloves, Maximum 50 cloves. 10 cloves: 30 cents each. 11 to 25 cloves: 27 cents each. 26 to 50 cloves: 25 cents each. SHALLOTS (Allium cepa aggregatum). Available from March Golden. Small delicately flavoured onions with golden skin Matador. Excellent red skinned bulbs with firm flesh. Superb keeping and eating qualities. Each of the above Shallots: Minimum of 10 bulbs of each variety. 10 to 25 bulbs: 50 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 48 cents each. 51 or more: 46 cents each. ALLIUMS Relatives of the Onion of the kitchen, these bulbs all have lovely flower heads. Full sun is their preferred situation A. cowanii. Sweetly perfumed white heads 5 cm across on 30 cm stems. Flowers in spring. Minimum 5 bulbs 5 to 10 bulbs: 40 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 37 cents each. ORNAMENTAL BULBS 9480 Lavender Stars. (A. murrayanum). Forty cm stems hold heads of lavender blooms. Long lasting and attractive. Early summer flowering. 5 to 10 bulbs: 44 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 42 cents each Purple Drumsticks. (A. sphaerocephalon). Violet-purple cone shaped flowers on 90 cm. stems. Flowers 5 cm. across in late spring-early summer. 5 to 10 bulbs: 53 cents each. 11 or more: 48 cents each Schubertii. (A. schubertii). Huge round heads (to 35 cm across) of rosy purple flowers on stems 30 to 60 cm tall. Each: $16.00.

3 ALSTROMERIA (Peruvian Lily) (A. x hybrids). Orders containing Alstromeria tubers will be held back until late February. Alstromerias are excellent for full sun and semi shade and even for warmer Districts. They make superb long lasting cut flowers on stems to 1 metre. Expect flowers through spring and well into summer. Supplied as tubers Mona Lisa. Pale pink on the outside with the inside being ivory with a pink blush. Superb Regina. Rosy pink with gold. Our favourite variety Yellow King. Golden Yellow. Impressive Butterscotch. Caramel yellow with a pink tinge Rosita. Vigorous. Flowers a deep pink/red. 1 to 3 plants: $8.00 each 4 or more: $7.60 each Alstromeria Collection. One each of the above, (5 separately named) for $ ANEMONE (A. coronaria). Few bulbs are as easily grown and give such a brilliant display when massed. Stems to around 30 cm. Anemones suit all districts, flowering from early to late spring. In many areas it is best to treat them as annuals. All bulbs TOP size St. Brigid Mixed. Brilliantly coloured double blooms on 30 cm. stems. Expect shades of red, blue, pink and white in a mixture. 26 to 50 bulbs: 20 cents each. 51 or more: 19 cents each. Bulk buy: 250 or more at 17 cents each De Caen Mix (Cottage Anemones) Appealing single flowers in a range of brilliant mixed colours. Very appealing and ideal massed. 26 to 50 bulbs: 20 cents each. 51 or more: 19 cents each. Bulk buy: 250 or more at 17 cents each. Wood Anemone.(A. nemerosa) Blue Bonnet. Delightful single pale blue flowers in spring and early summer. Perennial. Naturalises readily in the shade of deciduous trees in moist leafy soil. Easily grown. Minimum 3 corms. 3 to 10 corms: $1.30 each. 11 or more: $1.20 each. BABIANA (Baboon Flower) (Babiana stricta) Intensely coloured flowers in late spring on 30 cm. stems. From South Africa, they thrive in all Australian conditions Babiana mixture. Range of colours from pink to blue. Superb in small clumps. Very attractive. 10 to 25 bulbs: 42 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 40 cents each. BRODIAEA An excellent border and rockery plant. Thrives almost anywhere. Flowers are similar to a miniature Agapanthus, appearing after the leaves die down in spring Queen Fabiola. (B. laxa). Blue star shaped flowers in clusters on 30 cm. stems in November and December. 10 to 25 bulbs: 19 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 18 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 17 cents each. CALOSTEMMA Australian native bulb resembling miniature Agapanthus flowers. Flowers in summer and early autumn with leaves appearing later. Native to Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia Garland Lily. (C. purpureum). Stems to 60 cm. with 2 cm. purplish pink flowers in clusters. 1 to 5 bulbs: $3.60 each. 6 or more: $3.40 each. COLCHICUM AVAILABLE TO MID MARCH ONLY. Flowers appear before the leaves, even indoors without planting! They naturalise well for a superb autumn show. Plant bulbs on receipt C. Byzantium. Produces its superb lilac flowers in March - April. 1 to 5 bulbs: $2.00 each. 6 or more: $1.90 each. CROCUS DUTCH CROCUS. (Crocus vernus). Large late winter flowering type with blooms to 10 cm. They multiply readily and are excellent for naturalising. Plants require cool to cold winters to perform best, but will do well in warmer areas in a cool position Dutch Crocus Mixed. Mixture of many colours and varieties. 5 to 10 bulbs: $1.24 each. 11 to 25 bulbs: $1.17 each. SPECIE CROCUS Saffron Crocus. (Crocus sativus). Lilac blue flowers with purple veins on 10 cm stems. Will grow in full sun in non tropical areas. The bright red stigmas yield saffron for colouring and flavouring. 1 to 5 bulbs: $2.70 each. 6 to 10 bulbs: $2.60 each. 11 or more bulbs: $2.50 each. DAFFODILS Daffodils are always appreciated as they remind us of the coming of spring. They are one of the hardiest and attractive of all bulbs, particularly in cold districts. All are excellent in containers, and most naturalise well. Daffodils prefer cooler districts, seldom performing well in hot areas. Most varieties flower late winter and early spring. DAFFODILS FOR MASSING AND NATURALISING (Narcissus hybrids) Carlton. Hardy early flowering all yellow variety. Large heads Fortune. Huge flowers with bright yellow petals and cup. An excellent variety Giltol. Petals white with a prominent yellow trumpet. Large and early flowering Wandin Glory. An older all yellow variety considered by many to be better than King Alfred. Tall. Prices for EACH of the above massing varieties: Minimum 3 of each variety. 3 to 10 bulbs: 54 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 51 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 49 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 47 cents each. 101 or more: 41 cents each Bulbgrowers Daffodil Mix. A hand selected mixture of all the best types and colours for massed display and naturalising. Excellent value. 10 to 25 bulbs: 59 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 56 cents each. 51 to100 bulbs: 53 cents each. 101 to 250 bulbs: 50 cents each. 251 bulbs or more: 48 cents each. INDIVIDUAL VARIETIES Erlicheer. Fully DOUBLE perfumed heads in a superb creamy white. Highly scented and very attractive. 5 to 10 bulbs: 67 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 63 cents each. 26 or more: 61 cents each Silver Chimes. All white, flowering very late when other jonquils have finished. Up to 12 flowers per stem. 3 to 10 bulbs: 71 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 63 cents each. 26 or more: 61 cents each August Pink. White with a strong pink trumpet Bread and Cheese. White with a yellow trumpet. Delightful Changing Colours. White petals ageing to a cider yellow. Trumpet a soft pink Congress. Yellow with a flat orange cup Double Fashion. Double yellow with an orange centre Gabriel Kleiberg. Cream petals with a rich orange split corona. Huge flower. Superb Jackie. Multi headed pure yellow with two or more flowers per stem Salome. Cream with a pink trumpet Star of Venus. Flattened bright lemon cup with pure white petals White Cheerfulness. Scented cream multi headed double variety. Continued next page

4 Yellow Cheerfulness. A lemon yellow multi headed variety. Scented. Each of the above varieties 1 to 5 bulbs: $1.40 each. 6 to 10 bulbs: $1.30 each. 11 or more: $1.25 each. OTHER DAFFODILS These are excellent for pots, rockeries or borders Poeticus "Actea". (Pheasants Eye). Very late flowering with white petals and a small crimson ringed yellow cup. Fragrant. Minimum of 3 bulbs. 3 to 10 bulbs: $1.00 each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 96 cents each N. canaliculatis. Creamy white petals and a small yellow cup with 3 or more flowers on each 20 cm stem. Minimum of 3 bulbs. 3 to 10 bulbs: 70 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 63 cents each. 26 or more: 60 cents each. HOOP PETTICOATS Hoop Petticoat "Multiflorum". (N. bulbicodium). A specially selected free flowering strain with 8 to 10 stems per bulb. Foliage is wiry and dark green. The yellow flowers have huge oversize trumpets. Superb in containers. Flower stems to 15 cm. 5 to 10 bulbs: 92 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 88 cents each. 26 or more: 84 cents each Hoop Petticoat White. (N. bulbicodium foliosus). Rare white form of the dainty Hoop Petticoat. Autumn flowering! May not flower this year. 5 to 10 bulbs: 92 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 88 cents each. FREESIA Available February to April. (Freesia x hybrida). Freesias are renowned for their fragrance and colour. Our Strain is one of the best available, suiting most areas. Flowers in late winter and spring. MASSING FREESIAS Massing Mixed. Easily grown for a mass of colour and fragrance. Shorter stems than our Royal Crown, but cheaper for large displays. Minimum 25 bulbs. 25 to 50 bulbs: 20 cents each. 51 to 250 bulbs: 19 cents each. 251 or more: 17 cents each. SINGLE FREESIAS Royal Crown Mixed. (Imperial). Improved vigour and stronger stems make this colourful mix one of the best. 10 to 25 bulbs: 24 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 23 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 22 cents each. 101 to 250 bulbs: 19 cents each. 251 or more: 17 cents each F. refracta alba. (syn. F. lactea). White flowers, very highly perfumed. Naturalises readily. Known as "Grannies Freesia". 10 to 25 bulbs: 23 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs 22 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 21 cents each. 101 or more: 19 cents each. DOUBLE FREESIAS Mixed Doubles. Blend of many individual varieties for a full colour range. 10 to 25 bulbs: 46 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 44 cents each. 51 or more: 42 cents each. FRITILLARIA Requires part shade Snakes Head Fritillary. (F. meleagris). Rare. Loves cool moist areas where its unusual chequered mauvepurple flowers, each around 4 cm long, appear on 30 cm stems in Spring. Flowers sometimes white. Each bulb: $8.60. GLADIOLI (Dwarf) SPECIE AND SPECIE HYBRIDS Much easier to grow than the common large hybrids, the delicacy and form of these types have real character. Excellent in warmer districts. Late spring and summer flowering. Best when planted in full sun. May not flower in the first year Amanda Mahy. (G. nanus). Pale red with purple markings Atom. (G. primulus). Petals red with white edging Blushing Bride. (G. carneus). White flushed pink with purple markings. Vigorous Carine. (G. nanus). Creamy white with purple markings Charm. (G. tubergenii). Purple Charming Beauty. (G tubergenii). Apple blossom pink Charming Lady. (G. tubergenii). Lilac Elvira. (G. nanus). Pink with red lips Halley. (G. nanus). Yellow with red stripes Mirella. (G. primulinus). Red with dark red markings Nathalie. (G. nanus). Salmon pink with red markings Las Vegas. (G. nanus). Yellow and Red. Prices for each individual variety: 1 to 5 bulbs: $1.20 each. 6 or more: $1.10 each Specie Gladiolus Collection. 2 bulbs each of the above Gladiolus, each separately packed and labelled. Each Collection: $ (24 bulbs) Specie Gladiolus Mixture. A mixture of all our varieties. 5 to 10 bulbs: 83 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 79 cents each. 26 or more: 75 cents each. HYACINTH (Hyacinthus orientalis) Best known of the perfumed bulbs. Excellent in pots or for "formal" gardens. Not satisfactory outdoors in hotter areas. Flowers appear in August-September Bulb Growers Hyacinth Mixture. A mix of the best varieties to give the full colour range. Full flowering size bulbs only. 5 to 10 bulbs: $1.40 each. 11 or more: $1.20 each. IRIS DUTCH IRIS (Iris xiphium x tingitana). Best in full sun and in milder districts. Superb cut flowers in August and September Dutch Iris Mix. A blend many different varieties in a large range of colours for an excellent display or cut flower mix. Flowers September-October on 60 cm. stems. 10 to 25 bulbs: 56 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 53 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 51 cents each. 101 or more: 46 cents each. IXIA (African Corn lily) Very hardy, colourful and long flowering. Naturalises well with flowers on cm. stems in September-October Ixia Mixture. (I. maculata). Showy mix of many different Ixia types and colours. 25 to 50 bulbs: 18 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 17 cents each. 101 or more: 14 cents each Red. (I. speciosa). Deep reddish pink. Stems tall to 80 cm. Supplies Limited. 95 cents each Amethystina. (I. amethystina). Flowers a bluish green on 90 cm stems. Supplies limited. $1.20 each. LEUCOJUM Hardy plants that readily naturalise in most areas. Even suits part shade and hotter areas Miniature Snowflake. (L. autumnale). Available only to end of February. Miniature autumn flowering variety with white flowers that are tinged pink. Stems to 15 cm. Ideal in rockeries and containers. 1-5 bulbs: 60 cents each. 6 or more: 55 cents each Snowflakes. (L. aestivum). Lovely nodding bells of white tipped with green. Very early flowering. (July). Stems to 35 cm. Naturalises well. Minimum 3 bulbs. 3 to 10 bulbs: 99 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 94 cents each. 26 or more: 90 cents each.

5 LILIUM RANUNCULUS TRITELEIA (Ipheion) (Spring Star Flower) Attractive fragrant blooms. Grows well in full sun or semi shade in both cool and warm districts Lilium longiflorum "White Heaven". This spectacular hybrid Lilium has up to 12 large white fragrant blooms on metre tall stems in December. A better variety than the traditional Snow Queen. 1 to 5 bulbs: $2.20 each. 6 to 10 bulbs: $2.10 each. MOREA (Peacock Iris) (M. aristata) Loves full sun, preferring well drained soil. Expect 1 to 3 flowers on 30 cm stems. Excellent in pot or garden Peacock Iris. Flowers pastel blue with vivid iridescent blotches. Each: $3.30. MUSCARI (Grape Hyacinths) (M. armeniacum). Small flower heads resemble a bunch of grapes. Ideal for containers, rockeries and edging. Will grow well almost anywhere Heavenly Blue. Deep blue 10 to 15 cm flower spikes July to September Blue Spike. A superb double form with tightly packed heads made up of hundreds of tiny flowers. Flowers in August and September. 10 to 25 bulbs: 25 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 22 cents each. 51 or more: 20 cents each. ORNITHOGALUM Flowering in late spring, they perform well in well-drained soils Arabs Eyes. (O. arabicum). Attractive heads of fragrant white flowers on 50 cm stems. Flowers have a prominent black eye in the centre. Easily grown. 5 to 10 bulbs: 70 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 66 cents each. 26 or more: 64 cents each Chincherinchee Elite. (O. conicum). Far superior to the original Chincherinchee. Stems are straight, 50 to 60 cm tall, with the leaves remaining green while flowering. 5 to 10 bulbs: 53 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs: 50 cents each. (R. asiaticus). One of the best strains available, these Ranunculus have vivid double and semi double flowers in vibrant colours. Makes an excellent bedding or container plant. Excellent massed. Feed heavily for 30 or more flowers per plant. Grows well in full sun in all areas. Flowers throughout spring Florentine Mix. Superb colour range, long flowering mix of doubles and semi-doubles. Recommended. Stems to 45 cm. tall. Top size bulbs. 26 to 50 bulbs: 20 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 19 cents each. Bulk buy: 250 or more at 15 cents each. Also available in individual colours as: Florentine Black Florentine Orange Florentine Pink Florentine Red Florentine White Florentine Yellow. Minimum 10 bulbs of each colour. Priced per colour.. 10 to 25 bulbs: 23 cents each. 26 to 50 bulbs: 21 cents each. 51 to 100 bulbs: 20 cents each. Bulk buy: 250 or more at 16 cents each. SCILLA Spanish Bluebells.(English Bluebells) (Scilla campanulata). Hyacinth like blooms in September- October. Flower spikes 30 to 40 cm Blue Pink. Minimum 5 bulbs of each variety. 5 to 10 bulbs: 66 cents each. 11 to 25 bulbs : 63 cents each. 26 or more: 60 cents each. SPARAXIS (S. tricolour). Ideal hardy bulbs for colour and naturalising. Will grow in all districts. Flowers appear in September - October Harlequin flower. Distinct zones of contrasting colours. Several 3 cm flowers on each 30 cm stem bulbs: 23 cents each bulbs: 20 cents each bulbs: 19 cents each. 101 or more: 17 cents each. Thrives in all areas in full sun or part shade. Best planted in clumps for masses of star shaped flowers for months. Flowers here in September and October Froyle Mill. Deep violet Spring Stars. Pale blue Starbrights. White Minimum 10 bulbs of each variety bulbs: 23 cents each bulbs: 21 cents each. 51 or more: 19 cents each. TRITONIA Small bulbs with freesia like foliage and flower spikes. Up to 12 flowers per stem in October and November Prince of Orange. (T. crocata). Intense orange Freesia like flowers on 25 cm. stems bulbs: 31 cents each bulbs: 29 cents each. 26 or more: 27 cents each. TULIPS (Tulipa hybrids). Regarded as one of the most beautiful and spectacular of bulbs, Tulips thrive in well-drained soils; they are easily grown in the garden or container and make a superb cut flower. They are the highlight of the garden during their flowering in September and October. New introductions have been selected from hundreds of varieties to ensure their suitability to Australian conditions and are worth serious consideration. Tulips can be encouraged to flower evenly by placing the bulbs in the crisper of the refrigerator for 6 to 8 weeks before planting out in April or May, but make sure they are not kept there while fruit is being stored. This is required in any area that does not have cold winters and cold soil to obtain good length flower stems. In warm areas, keep the soil well mulched. Lift the bulbs when the leaves begin to die back, cleaning and storing them in a dry mild position at 16 to 23 deg. C. between December and February to ensure good flower development in the following year. Refrigerate as above before replanting into well-prepared soil. MIXED TULIPS. Excellent value and superb for spectacular displays Bulb Growers Mixture. Selected mix containing at least 25 different varieties from Victoria's finest Tulip grower. Represents full range of colours and styles for a long flowering period. All bulbs are full flowering size bulbs: 87 cents each bulbs: 83 cents each bulbs: 80 cents each. 101 or more: 75 cents each. Continued next page

6 DARWIN HYBRIDS - Ideal for mass plantings giving colour and beauty at a reasonable price Ad Rem. Deep orange Golden Parade. Yellow Lefebers Memory. Brilliant bright red. Minimum of 3 of each variety bulbs: $1.10 each bulbs: $1.00 each. 26 or more: 95 cents each. TRIUMPH - Medium height varieties that make excellent cut flowers. Close plant for a stunning effect Chameur. Leaf variegated with flowers red edged with white Don Alphonso. Very pale pink Ile de France. Wine red Negrita. Attractive long lasting deep purple/black flowers. Recommended Passionale. Purple Silentia. Ivory white. Minimum of 3 of each variety bulbs: $1.20 each bulbs: $1.15 each. 26 or more: $1.05 each. SINGLE LATE TULIPS Also known as MONET Tulips, these French bred varieties have tall stems and strong growth. Best type for Australian conditions City of Vancouver. Creamy white Dreamland. White edged with pale pink Maureen. Tall perfect pure white Queen of the Night. (The Black Tulip). Darkest Purple. Spectacular Renown. Perfect carmine red. Strong growth. Minimum of 3 of each variety bulbs: $1.30 each bulbs: $1.25 each. 26 or more: $1.20 each. PARROT TULIPS Unusual long lasting flowers with contorted, frilled and twisted petals and leaves Bright Parrot. Red with yellow edges Rococo. Carmine edged vermillion Webers Parrot. White blushed pink. 1-5 bulbs: $1.85 each bulbs: $1.80 each. 11 or more: $1.75 each. LILY FLOWERED TULIPS Delightful goblet shaped flowers. Appealing Claudia. Purple edged white. 1-5 bulbs: $1.55 each bulbs: $1.50 each. 11 or more: $1.45 each. ZEPHYRANTHES (Storm Lily) Long lasting crocus like flowers on 15 cm stems. Excellent for rockeries. Likes full sun Z. candida. (White Autumn Crocus). White flowers in autumn soon after heavy rain or watering. Flowers February to April bulbs: 48 cents each. 11 or more: 43 cents each. REMINDER Our Seed list is current until replaced in May or June Seed is available (subject to supply), all year. BULBS DISPATCHED FROM MID FEBRUARY TO THE END OF APRIL ONLY This Catalogue replaces all previous bulb lists. NOTES

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