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F. H. WOODRUFF & SONS, INC.
PURE STOTT
MILFORD — =Main Office— CONN.
Also At ATLANTA e+ BELLEROSE, N. Y. e TOLEDO DALLAS e MERCEDES, TEXAS
Terms and Conditions of Sale
All orders are subject to pro rata delivery in the event of crop failures or non-delivery from Holland, and to delay by causes beyond our control. All sales are outright.
TERMS—Net 60, or less 114% discount for payment within 10 days from date of our invoice, to firms of approved credit. To others, C.O.D. less 144% F.O.B. our warehouses.
ORDERS for less than 250 bulbs of a variety will be at the 100 price; 250 bulbs or more of a variety at the 1000 price; for less than 100 of a variety, add 50¢ per 100 to the 100 price.
F. H. WOODRUFF & SONS, INC. warrants to the extent of the purchase price that seeds or bulbs sold are as described on the container, within recog- nized tolerances. Seller gives no other or further watranty, express or implied.
DEPTH OF PLANTING
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Rule of Thumb for Planting Bulbs
When in doubt as to how deep to plant bulbs, use the old ‘“Rule-of-Thumb” and plant them “three times their thickness.” Thus a bulb that measures an inch from top to bottom should be covered with 3 inches of soil.
La TERR A Peet Oe eS LULIPS
Our bulbs are grown by one of the very best producers in Holland, and every year we receive many compliments on the quality of our bulbs.
In addition to First Size (11/12 cm.) bulbs for outdoor use, we offer Top Size (12 cm. and larger) for indoor forcing of certain varieties. Orders for the larger bulbs must be placed in advance of shipping time, say before August 1st, as we will not carry a surplus stock of them for late orders. Where an asterisk (*) appears before the name, the variety is suitable for forcing.
Tulips should be planted outdoors 5 to 6 inches deep, and about 5 inches apart. Avoid areas where Tulips have been grown during the previous two years, and do not use fresh manure.
Indoors, bulbs may be transferred to pots after two or three months in outdoor beds, when well rooted. Keep in a cool room before bringing them into ordinary house temperature.
SINGLE EARLY
These bloom about a week before the regular varieties and last until the others are in bloom. The flowers are bright colored, on stems up to 15 inches tall, which means that they are a little shorter than the so-called late Tulips.
DOUBLE EARLY
These are regaining their former popularity, as the flowers, which are double and somewhat resemble Peonies, are most attractive. They bloom just ahead of the Darwins, Triumphs, etc., on stems about a foot tall and will make an interesting addition to any rock garden, besides looking equally fine in beds.
DOUBLE LATE
These resemble Double Earlies, except that they bloom with the later Tulips and have long stems. No planting is complete without some Doubles.
PARROTS
These are sometimes called Orchid Tulips. They have bril- liantly colored, irregularly shaped flowers which are fringed, deeply cut, and frequently splotched with green. These newer varieties have good stems. Fantasy has been a popular Parrot for years.
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DARWINS
Darwin Tulips gained great popularity when they were first introduced, because of their tall strong stems, attractive colors and perfectly shaped blossoms. They follow the Single Earlies in blooming time and, in common with other Tulips, are at their best when massed in beds. They average 20-30 inches tall, depending on climate, weather and locality.
COTTAGE
Also called May-Flowering, these are a trifle later than Darwins and have sturdy, tall stems. The color range is narrow, as they are mostly whites and yellows.
TRIUMPH
Triumph Tulips resulted from crossing Single Earlies with Darwins, and they deserve even greater popularity than they have received. They are medium tall, with very strong stems and attractive colors and combinations of colors. Excellent for forcing.
BREEDER
These bloom a trifle later than Darwins, also have tall stems, but they come in a totally different range of colors which includes buffs, bronzes, purple-bronze, gold, terra cotta, etc., frequently blended. The “Indian” group we list are new types of Breeders which should appeal to the more advanced and particular lover of Tulips.
INDIAN
As mentioned above, these are actually Breeders, but are considered sufficiently distinctive to warrant special mention. Those of your customers who really like tulips will welcome these new colors.
(See “Botanical Tulips” on page 7.)
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DAFFODILS
For outdoor use, plant the bulbs as early as possible in the Fall, 6 to 7 inches deep and 6 to 9 inches apart. In- doors, treat them the same as Tulips, but barely cover the bulbs with soil, and water copiously.
We offer two sizes of bulbs, Double Nose II (DN II) for outdoor use, and the larger Double Nose I (DN 1) for forcing. The larger bulbs will be supplied only on early orders, as we will not carry a surplus stock of them. Where an asterisk (*) appears before the name, the variety is suitable for forcing.
These are commonly called Daffodils, but botanically they are Narcissi, and include a number of types or classes as described briefly below. They bloom early and. long, making them ideal for beds, borders or naturalizing. The part which grows from the center of the flower is called a trumpet when it is long, a crown or cup when medium size, and an eye when very small.
TRUMPET. This type of Nar- cissi has trumpets which are as long as or longer than the perianth petals. The stems are strong and more than a foot tall. Trumpet Nar- cissi may be yellow, white or bi-color.
INCOMPARABILIS. In this class, the trumpet or crown is medium in length, one-third to the full length of the perianth. The range of colors in- cludes yellow and orange crowns, yellow and white perianths.
BARRII. Another class with me- dium length cup which is less than one-third the length of the perianth.
Included in this group are some of the deepest red cupped varieties.
in clusters on tall, strong stems. They are pleasantly scented and have a small cup or eye. Cheerfulness is a double-flowered Poetaz of out- standing beauty.
DOUBLE. Double flowered Narcissi or Daffodils have showy flowers, some with all yellow petals and some of two colors.
POETICUS. Called the Poet’s Daffodil, this group has white perianths and a small, flattened crown or eye that may be lemon or yellow edged with crimson or scarlet. Poeticus do well in par- tial shade and make fine cut flowers.
JONQUILLA. We list but one, Trevithian, a Jonquil hybrid with small, delicately scented short-crowned flowers, lemon-yellow throughout. Two or more blooms appear on a stem.
TRIANDRUS. Thalia is a Triandrus hybrid, with white blossoms in clusters of two or three. It is fine for rock gardens or naturalizing.
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We offer high quality bulbs in an excellent range of colors, and in two. sizes — Exhibition or First Size (18-19 cm.) and Bedding Size (15-16 cm.).
The smaller bulbs are better for outdoor use, as the spikes are then not too heavy and are less apt to bend or break.
For outdoor bedding, plant the bulbs 7 inches deep and 6 inches apart. In northern United States and Canada they should have some pro- tection in Winter.
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Ctocuses are usually planted in borders, or in random patches about the lawn, 4 inches deep, where they bloom very early and are unharmed by later mowings.
Indoors they may be grown in light soil. Water them well and keep them in a dark place about six weeks or until the top growth has become 2 inches tall.
y ¥ 4 ¥ ¥ BOTANICAL TULIPS
(Tulipa Species)
All so-called Botanical Tulips (Tulipa species) ate natives of Asia Minor and central Asia. All of them bloom early, have bright colors and recurved petals. They tolerate shade better than Tulips and are especially attractive in rock gar- dens and hardy borders. Red Emperor is especially recom- mended.
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CAMPANULATA. About 15 inches high, erect flower spikes with small bell-shaped blossoms which appear in early May. Set the bulbs 6 inches apart and 3-4 inches deep, in sun or shade.
SIBIRICA. Plant the bulbs 3 or 4 inches deep, 3 inches apart. Bright blue flowers on slender stems.
WM 7 <7, +. WIUSCARI
Called Grape MHyacinths be- cause (except Plumosum) the upright spikes of blue berry-like flowers resemble miniature in- verted bunches of grapes. They thrive almost anywhere. Plant the bulbs 2 or 3 inches deep and 3-4 inches apart.
404 9 4 97. 7 “7 GALANTHUS
(Snowdrops ) Very early, sometimes bloom- ing while snow is still on the ground. Small, white, pendant
deep and 3 inches apart.
flowers on stems 3 or 4 inches \ \ tall. Plant bulbs in sunny or l/ lightly shaded place, 4 inches y Y
444 4 4 4 4 ¥ CHIONODOXA
Called Glory of the Snow. As early as Crocuses, they are about V 5 inches high with small attrac- bs tive blue flowers of lily form, sev- eral on a stem. Plant the bulbs 3 inches deep and 3-4 inches
\ apart.
BEFORE ORDERING, see Terms and Conditions on inside front cover.
When less than 100 Bulbs of a variety are ordered, add 50c per 100 to the 100 price. For example, 25 of a bulb priced @ $5.00 per 100 will cost you $5.50 per 100.
Attractive colored illustration cards for each variety are available without charge if you order 100 of the variety, or for 5¢ if you order less than 100. Please indicate on order sheet if you want a color card.
BOTANICAL TULIPS
(Tulipa Species) 100 1000 EICHLERI, scarlet and greenish bronze ........ 4.50 40.00 FOSTERIANA PRINCEPS, brilliant searlet.... 6.50 60.00 FOSTERIANA, Red Emperor, scarlet ............ 6.50 60.00 KAUFMANNIANA TYPE, soft yellow, tinged
GATING tht ve ie een ie oe | ee a eee ae 6.00 55.00 PRAESTANS FUSILIER, orange .................... 7.00 65.00
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FIRST SIZE | TOP SIZE
TULIPS (11/12 em) (12 cm/up) Per Per Per Per
*Indicates suitable for forcing. 100 1000 100 1000 We recommend the larger size bulbs for indoor forcing. SINGLE EARLY *COULEUR CARDINAL, crim-
SOM-SCALIET eee s.5- toa: 5.80 48.00 6.50 60.00 *“GENERAL DE WET, golden
OTAROC Bree nae oa eek 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 SLES ES Dini eee eee ae Skah seehee 4.50 40.00 | 5.50 50.00
KEIZERSKROON, red, yellow
DOPdel pee cnt ethics. es 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 *SUNBURST, yellow flushed red 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 DOUBLE EARLY “ELECTRA, red, shaded
CATTIVING Pte nes ety oe 4.90 44.00 6.00 55.00 MARECHAL NIEL, canary
yellow, flushed orange............ 4.90 44.00 6.00 55.00 *ORANGE NASSAU, orange-
scarlet, orange edge .............. 4.90 44.00 5.80 53.00 *PEACH BLOSSOM, rosy pink. 4.70 42.00 5.50 50.00
SNOWBALL, white .................. 6.00 55.00 | 7.00 65.00 DOUBLE LATE *BONANZA, carmine-red, edged
MELION TMM Liie. eter nade, tak 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 COXA, carmine-red, tipped
WL Ce wmmere ete Siete tag. as 6.00 55.00 6.50 60.00 TER OS wolder0se Wie those. octsss 6.00 55.00 6.50 60.00 MOUNT TACOMA, white ........ 4.85 43.50 6.00 55.00 SYMPHONIA, carmine-rose .... 5.50 50.00 6.50 60.00
PARROT BLUE PARROT, bright violet.. 3.90 34.00! 4.50 40.00 FANTASY, salmon-pink,
WMOLULORU POT CON 355.5. ci6s0 0b 4.10 36.00 | 4.80 43.00 ORANGE FAVORITE, orange,
yellow and green .................... 4.50 41.00 | 5.70 52.00 *RED CHAMPION, bright crim-
SOUL COMIN eG ie Bs. Rei. 57.00 7.30 68.00 SUNSHINE, golden yellow ...... 6.50 60.00 7.50 70.00 THERESE, cherry-scarlet ........ 5.30 48.00 | 6.20 56.00 VIOLET QUEEN, bluish-violet 5.20 47.00 6.00 55.00 MIXED PARROTS .................... 5.30 48.00 | 6.20 56.00
DARWIN AFTERGLOW, salmon-pink,
BINOC OVALE. ae ti deksts a cs 4.50 40.00 | 5.50 50.00 *ALL BRIGHT, fiery scarlet ...... 3.75 32.00 | 4.25 38.00 *ARISTOCRAT, pink .................. 5.30 48.00 | 5.90 54.00 *BARTIGON, crimson-red .......... 3.75 32.00 | 4.25 38.00 *CAMPFIRE, blood red .............. 3.75 32.00 ' 4.25 38.00
FIRS? SIZE | “LOR. S1Z4E (14/12 em) (12 cm/up) Per Per Per Per 100 1000 100 = 1000 CHARLES NEEDHAM, bright scarlet .......... CWS TAY 7 Seen ae 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 CITY OF HAARLEM, vermil- ion-scarlet, large flower ........ 4.90 44.00 5.50 50.00 CLARA BUTT, soft salmon DUT en soe oe ee ast Te eid or 3.75 32.00 | 425 38.00 *CORDELL HULL, red splashed Whiter ete oe ieee A: neat 3.90 35.00 4.20 438.00 *DEMETER, deep violet-blue, larve dower var aha ee ee 5.00 46.00 5.90 54.00 ECLIPSE, brilliant deep CYiIMSON 2 eee he ee 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 FARNECOMBE SANDERS, brightiscarletir. 2 te 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *GOLDEN AGE, deep golden- VOlLOW 56.0 see eee ee ee 4.50 ‘40.00 5.50 50.00 LA TULIPE NOIRE, maroon- blacker Ste cae eee ae ee 38.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 MONTGOMERY, white, with rosy red.edges ©. dese 6.00 55.00 6.75 62.00 MOUNT EREBUS, white ........ 4.80 438.00 5.80 53.00 *NIPHETOS, lemon yellow ........ 4.00 35.00 450 40.00 *PHILIP SNOWDEN, dark rose 3.75 32.00 4.50 40.00 PRIDE OF HAARLEM, bril- liant carmine-rose .................. 3.75 32.00 4.25 88.00 *PRIDE OF ZWANENBURG, Old TOSeu ue eN oe hee ee 52.00 6.25 57.00 *PRINCESS ELIZABETH, brights pin kanes, ee ee 4.00 35.00 | 4.50 40.00 *PRUNUS, purple-rose .............. 4.00 35.00 4.75 42.00 QUEEN OF THE NIGHT, deep maroon-black ................ 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 THE BISHOP, violet ................ 5.90 54.00 6.50 60.00 WHITE CITY, white .................. 4.80 438.00 5.80 58.00 *WILLIAM COPLAND, TAVCNGET a Py ao te eee te ce 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *WILLIAM PITT, scarlet, tinged orange 2. i... 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 YELLOW GIANT, golden Yellow ter Weer. ace bell 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 ZWANENBURG, white ............ 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 MIXED DARWING ................... 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.06 COTTAGE ADVANCE, orange-scarlet ...... 4.90 44.00 5.50 50.00 *ALBINO, white ......... ne eu ey 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 BELLE JAUNE, deep yellow ....3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *CARRARA, white |... 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *GOLDEN HARVEST, lemon yellow Jc5.50 ieee ee 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *MOTHER’S DAY, lemon VOL Ow: i554. MEA Wee Soe eee 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00
FIRST SIZE | TOP SIZE (11/12 cm) (12 em/up) Per Per Per Per 100 1000 100 1000 MRS. JOHN T. SCHEEPERS,
BC LCKUV a Mat RL NORD Ul Sa tteclbey acct ac 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 PRINCESS MARGARET
ROSE, yellow with red edges 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 MIXED COTTAGES .................. 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00
TRIUMPH *AVIATOR, red, bordered white 4.00 36.00 4.50 40.00 *BANDOENG, mahogany red,
flushed orange, edged yellow 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *CROWN IMPERIAL, red,
VOLO WS DOLCE fail ccstes. v.. checonr- 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *ELMUS, cherry, creamy edge... 4.90 44.00 5.50 50.00 *KANSAS, finest white .............. 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 *KORNEFORUS, crimson-red.... 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00
PRINCESS BEATRIX, red
with yellow edges .................. 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00
MIXED TRIUMPHBG ................ 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 BREEDER CHERBOURG, deep orange-
WELO Wiens onda: sks oe 5.50 50.00 6.10 56.00 DILLENBURG, orange-red ...... 3.75 32.00 4.25 38.00 GEORGE GRAPPE, lavender-
WI QUN Cum ER fhe kre tus Mee 4.75 42.00 5.50 50.00 INDIAN CHIEF, coppery
MIRON Z Chee kk eer eee), 5.00 44.00 5.50 50.00 LOUIS XIV, purple and bronze 4.75 42.00 5.50 50.00 TANTALUS, lilac and buff-
Re MOR ne ect cece i et ook 4.50 40.00 5.50 50.00 MIXED BREEDERG .................. 4.50 40.00 | 4.90 44.00
INDIAN CHAPPAQUA, violet-rose
PUP CUSCATIIIN Gumi te ee MEN ash nse sk els, 9.50 88.00 MANITOU, carmine, edged
Cn Ea KER Bic Oh a on Ne 9.50 88.00 PONTIAC, mahogany, shaded
AOICLETI RY CLO Wid aR) coast ne. uke 8 ces ate 9.50 88.00 WINNETOU, magenta-red,
CUPCORD TON Chery eee ne dbedyn ts RN choke neae 9.50 88.00
NARCISSI-DAFFODILS
All below are suitable for Double-Nose forcing. II
We recommend the larger size Per Per
bulbs for indoor forcing. 100 1000 TRUMPET BEERSHEBA, white, large PE ORR ES, CL etn et an ae 16.50 160.00
GLORY OF SASSENHEIM, white perianth, yellow GEM DEL M.A ae Waka ee tetas 6.60 61.00
Le
Per Per 100 1000
19.00 185.00
8.00 75.00
Double-Nose I
Double-Nose II
Per Per | 100 1000
GOLDEN HARVEST, golden yellow, large flower .............. 7.80 73.00 IMPERATOR, white .................. 9.70 92.00
KING ALFRED, golden
yellow ee eee eae 5.50 50.00
MRS. E. H. KRELAGE, perianth white, trumpet sul- phur becoming white, small flowere ieee a ee ee ke ee 7.80 73.00
MRS. R. O. BACKHOUSE, perianth white, trumpet
PANEICOL-Dink Meee tae rene ee 12.00 115.00 SPRING GLORY, perianth
white, trumpet yellow .......... 6.60 61.00 TUBA, perianth cream, trumpet
yellow, large flower .............. 6.60 61.00
W. P. MILNER, miniature flow- er, perianth and trumpet Sulphtiryeaw lite... es 5.50 50.00
INCOMPARABILIS
ARANJUEZ, perianth light yellow, large orange cup édvéd Ted rae eee eee 8.30 78.00
CARLTON, perianth sulphur yellow, cup clear yellow, large flow ere. eRe ae ee 6.00 55.00
FORTUNE, perianth deep yel- low, cup orange, tall stem.... 9.70 92.00
HELIOS, perianth yellow, cup
yellow flushed orange ............ 5.00 44.00 MONIQUE, perianth white, cup yellow edged orange .............. 5.75 52.00
SCARLET ELEGANCE, perianth deep yellow, cup deep orange-red ..........0........... 5.75 52.00
WHIKEHART, large orange cup with soft yellow back- ground. Limited quantity Gvailabler ours, cr Orin ania 7.50 70.00
BARRII LADY MOORE, perianth white, cup yellow edged orange ...... 4.40 39.00 LA RIANTE, perianth white, cup deep ied go ee gee ee 6.50 60.00
POETAZ
CHEERFULNESS, perianth
white, full double center
white with yellow, 3-5
flowers per stem .................... 4.30 38.00 GERANIUM, perianth pure
white, cup deep orange-red,
4-6 flowers per stem .............. 5.20 47.00 L’INNOCENCE, perianth white,
cup yellow, 4-5 flowers per
STON diss. Sa ee eit rate ae 3.50 30.00
Per Per 100 1000 9.50 90.00
11.50 110.00
7.30 68.00
9.50 90.00
14.50 140.00
8.00 75.00
8.00 75.00
6.00 55.00
10.50 100.00
8.30 78.00 12.00 112.00 7.00 64.00
7.50 70.00
7.75 72.00
10.00 94.00
5.75 52.00
7.90 74.00
5.00 46.00
6.70 62.00
5.10 46.00
Double-Nose Double-Nose II ]
Per Per Per Per 100% 1000 100 1000 POETICUS ACTEA, perianth white, yellow eWoscdeed 1red ak te eh a 5.20 47.00 6.70 62.00 DOUBLE INGLESCOMBE, perianth and double center yellow. ......... 5.50 50.00 |} 7.50 70.00 TEXAS, yellow and orange, large double flower... 6.60 61.00 | 8.00 75.00
VAN SION, perianth and full double center yellow ........... 5.50 50.00 | 7.50 70.00
TRIANDRUS HYBRID
THALIA, white, 3-4 flowers Derectenime ne omar ee eT | 9.80 93.00 | 11.50 110.00
JONQUILLA HYBRID
TREVITHIAN, perianth pale yellow, cup clear yellow, 2-4 flowers per stem, sweet He TLE MNS eee A Ge ny fe 4.50 39.00 5.75 52.00
PLEASE ORDER EARLY.
Although we endeavor to carry adequate stocks for late orders, we invariably run short of some popular varieties.
Bedding: Exhibition Size Size HY ACINTHS 15/16 cm. | 18/19 cm.
Per Per Per Per 100 1000 100 1000
The smaller size is reeommended for outdoor use. All are suitable for forcing.
BLUE BISMARCK, sky-blue, early.... 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00 KING OF THE BLUES, dark
|ORRE EN tcgece te, Bian er at 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00
MYOSOTUS, light blue ............ 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00 RED AND PINK
LADY DERBY, light pink ........ 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00
LA VICTOIRE, bright scarlet 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00 PINK PEARL, bright rose ...... 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00 QUEEN OF THE PINKS,
ETO CAD Kenan ait ste. ott 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00 WHITE TRUNNOCENC Bie e 2caticniay.): 7.25 66.00 | 12.50 120.00
CROCUSES (8/9 cm ) Per
100 BLUE. Uuhe hee Gon a aria eee oe 1.50 PURPLE eyo ye eee ee 1.50 STRIPED Yh. Getta eine aed 2.50 WHITE: 22h ore ene een ee cae 2.50 YELLOWS) cetaienee aaa Pee at Lae 2.75 MIXED. COLORS? c.20 cre eee 2.00 MUSCARI
(Grape Hyacinths) ARMENIACUM, deep blue, large flowers 1.40
HEAVENLY BLUE, clear blue 1.40 PLUMOSUM (Feather Hyacinths) violet, plame-like! le 8s peer eee ane, seen unnentene 1.50 SCILLAS CAMPANULATA ALBA, white 0.000000... 1.75 CAMPANULATA AZALBEA, pink .................... 1.75 CAMPANULATA COERULEA, blue .............. 1.75 SIBIRICA‘ sky blue (24 xe see ee eee 2.00
SIBIRICA, Spring Beauty, sky blue, taller .... 2.25
CHIONODOXA
LUCILIARK, lilac-blues...235.2.. cs ae es 1.75
GALANTHUS
(Snowdrops ) NIVALIS (Single Snowdrop) white ................ 2.50
DUTCH IRIS (Top Size)
IMPERATOR, deep blue, yellow blotch ............ 2.50 WEDGWOOD, Wedgwood blue .................0.000.... 2.50 WHITE EXCELSIOR, white, extra large ........ 2.50 YELLOW QUEEN, golden yellow .................... 2.50
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Per 1000
12.50 12.50 20.00 20.00 22.50 16.00
12.00 12.00
13.00
15.00 15.00 15.00 16.00 18.00
14.00
22.00
20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00
WOODRUFF’S RED SEAL
Lawn Seed Muxtures
CENTRAL STATES
This is a mixture formulated for the Middle-West and is sold from our Toledo, Ohio Branch.
It is of excellent quality and develops a highly satis- factory turf. Composed of Kentucky Bluegrass, Red Fescue, Perennial Ryegrass, Redtop and Colonial Bent.
ROYAL
Royal is a good grade of lawn seed mixture containing a high percentage of perennial grasses and designed to give a good durable turf at a moderate price.
SHADY SPOT
This is a companion mixture for Royal and Central States. It is a shade mixture containing Red Fescue, Ken- tucky Bluegrass, Rough Bluegrass, Redtop and Ryegrass.
This is well accepted in the trade for its proven results.
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WOODRUFF'S GOLD SEAL
HIGHEST QUALITY }
Lawn Seed Mixtures
TURF-MAKER 1 —
Composed of Bluegrass, Bent and Redtop — all seeds highly refined to produce one of the highest quality lawn seed mixtures available.
Turf-Maker 1 — will develop a beautiful, durable turf of fine leafed even-textured grass.
TURF-MAKER 38 —
This is another top-quality mixture similar to Turf- Maker 1 —, with Red Fescue added.
It is particularly suited for New England conditions — or where soils are somewhat thin and sandy. This suit- ability is due to the heavy and penetrating root structure of Red Fescue which enables it to survive with a minimum of moisttife.
TRU-SHADE
Wherever shade makes difficult growing conditions, Tru-Shade is the mixture which we recommend as best suited to overcome this problem. It is composed entirely of shade tolerant grasses with Redtop as a nurse. These are Creeping Red Fescue, Chewings Fescue, and Rough Bluegrass.
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FL. H,. WOODRUFF & SONS, INC.
Seed Growers ORDER FOR BULBS MAIN OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE FOR SHIPMENT MILFORD, CONNECTICUT, U. S. A. FALL I95i pare eter ek ee ee eee we | FR: | ATLANTA, GA. MERCEDES, TEXAS DALLAS 2, TEXAS Sta. A, Box 164 P. O. Box 535 2215 Griffin Street BELLEROSE 6, N. Y. TOLEDO 1, OHIO 250-02 Jamaica Avenue P. O. Box 1015
M@~ «SEND YOUR ORDER TO THE NEAREST WOODRUFF ADDRESS ABOVE “@a@
Buyet’s Date 1951 Order No. Ship to Address Ship Via Postage will be charged on
parcel post shipments
F. H. WOODRUFF & SONS, INC. warrants to the extent of the purchase price that seeds or bulbs sold are as described on the container, within recognized tolerances. Seller gives no other or further warranty, express or implied. ALL ORDERS are subject to pro rata delivery in the event of partial or total crop failure, or non-delivery from Holland,
TERMS: F. O. B. our warehouses: 114% discount for payment within 10 days from date of our invoice, or net 60 days to firms of approved credit; otherwise C. O. D. less 114%.
LESS THAN 250 BULBS of a variety will be filled at the 100 price; 250 or more of a variety at the 1000 price.
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Less than 250 of one variety at 100 price, 250 or more of one variety at 1000 price.
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Plus Cards @ 5c each if less than 100 bulbs of the variety are ordered
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