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Fall 2003

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TULIPA - Zones 3-8
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
albertii - Large orange-scarlet flowers with a black blotch, bordered yellow. Filaments, pollen and anthers yellow. The bulb tunic is lined with coarse, short hairs. Ht. 15-20 cm.		10/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
altaica - Flowers yellow, lacking a basal blotch, with a deep green and bronze tinge on the exterior. Segments 5 x 3 cm. Extremely hardy and vigorous. Ht. 15-20 cm.		5/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
batalinii - The original type, rarely offered and more scarcely received! Flowers palest lemon-yellow, outer petals exceeding the inner. Basal blotch olive-bronze. Anthers yellow. Propagation from seed. Ht. 10-15 cm.		5/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
batalinii 'Apricot Jewel' - Exterior orange-red, inside golden-yellow. Ht. 10-15 cm.		FS		3		$	x.xx
batalinii 'Bright Gem' - Flowers sulphur- yellow, flushed orange. Ht. 10-15 cm.		6/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
batalinii 'Bronze Charm' - Flowers yellow, feathered bronze. Ht. 10-15 cm.		6/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
batalinii 'Red Jewel' - Flowers vermillion-red. Ht. 10-15 cm.		6/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
batalinii 'Yellow Jewel' - Flowers yellow, tinged rose, base greenish-yellow. Ht. 10-15 cm.		6/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
clusiana 'Cynthia' - Flowers pale yellow to creamy, with broad crimson bands on the exterior. Base purplish, anthers soft green. Ht. 20-30 cm.		5/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
clusiana 'Sheila' - Exterior primrose-yellow (CC 4b), outer tepals with a cardinal-red (CC 53 b) flame from base to top. Base dresden-yellow (CC 5a). Inside primrose-yellow (CC 4a) with faint red stripes (CC 53b). Center bronze-yellow (CC 153c). Anthers purple (CC 79a), pollen yellow (CC 4b). When ageing, inside of flower gaining brown-red. Ht. 20-30 cm.		5/+ cm		10		$	x.xx
greigii (true to type) - Flowers brilliant scarlet- to orange-red, measuring up to 15 cm across, when fully open. Tepals to 16 x 10 cm. Inside with black mark at the base of each segment. Pollen yellow. Leaves beautifully mottled and striped purple-brown. It makes vertical stolons when insufficient moisture is available. Ht. 15-25 cm.		FS		3		$	x.xx
greigii 'United States' - Flowers red.		11/12 cm		10		$	x.xx
kaufmanniana (true to type) - Flowers white with deep golden-yellow center, outer segments bright carmine on back. Ht. 10-20 cm.		9/10 cm		10		$	x.xx
kolpakowskiana - A fine clone with bright yellow flowers, carmine-red on the exterior. Wild populations however are variable in color, including pure red, orange and yellow forms. Segments 6 x 2 cm. Outer bulb tunics very tough, like leather. Ht. 10-20 cm. AGM.		6/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
kurdica - Flowers bright brick-red, center greenish black without any yellow or white. Closely related to both T. humilis and T. orphanidea, sometimes considered intermediate between these. Ht. 8-12 cm.		5/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
marjolettii - Flowers most distinct, soft primrose yellow, border and base soft rosy-red, turning to an all-over deep rosy-red color with age. Flowers late in May. Ht. 40-50 cm.		7/8 cm		3		$	x.xx
maximowiczii - Red with small, bluish to black center edged with white. Similar to T. linifolia but earlier and lighter red. 15-30 cm.		4/5 cm		10		$	x.xx
neustruevae - Fine dwarf species with golden-yellow flowers, tinged bronze and deep green on the exterior. Leaves a lustrous, polished green, up to 10 cm long, 1 cm wide. Ht. 8-12 cm.		5/+ cm		10		$	x.xx
orphanidea - Flowers bronze-orange, base greenish. Segments slender, slightly deflexed at the tips, 3-5 cm long, 1-2 cm wide. It is distinct from T. hageri Heldr. from a horticultural point of view. Ht. 20-25 cm.		FS		3		$	x.xx
orphanidea var. flava - It is a natural variant within the T. orphanidea complex. Flowers slender, pale yellow, tinged orange and green on the exterior. Segments slightly deflexed. Ht. 20-25 cm.		6/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
turkestanica - (syn. T. bifloriformis Vved.). Flowers up to 12, medium-sized, creamy white with an orange-yellow center. Each stem with 3 to 9 flowers. Leaves glaucous. At lifting time the outer bulb-tunics are of a beautiful pink shade, turning to a lustrous red when ripe. Ht. 20-30 cm. AGM.		7/8 cm		15		$	x.xx
urumiensis - Flowers 1 or 2, golden-yellow with bronze tinge on the exterior, resting on a rosette of lustrous green leaves. Tepals to 4 x 1 cm. Excellent for naturalizing. Ht. 10-15 cm. AGM.		7/+ cm		15		$	x.xx
wilsoniana - (syn. T. montana) Flowers large for the length of the stem, brilliant vermillion-red, tepals 4-5.5 cm long, with pointed tips. Center small, blackish-blue. Leaves 3 to 6, glaucous, overlaid with a greyish-blue layer of wax and much undulated. A delightful species for the rock garden and for growing in pans or pots. Ht. 10-15 cm.		6/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
URGINEA
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
maritima - Sea Squill. Scape 70-150 cm, only produced in hot, dry situations (for the skilled gardener!) White, starry flowers, 1-1.5 cm in diameter, with a brownish line along the center, many produced on a long raceme. Leaves elliptic-lanceolate, 4-8 cm wide, appearing after flowering in autumn. Zones 9-11.		24/+ cm		1		$	x.xx