THE WORLDS MOST COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF DAFFODILS

Daffodils on Parade

1969

TRUMPET

ORDER NOW FOR

SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER DELIVERY

LARGE CUP

SMALL CUP

DOUBLE

TRIANDRUS

CYCLAMINEUS

JONQUILLA

POET AZ

POETICUS

The Heaths' MINIATURES

AND WILD FORMS

DAFFODIL MART

REVERSED BI-COLOR COLLECTION (unique and increasingly popular varieties) 1 each of 6 varieties for $5.00

2d Binkie see description in text 2d Cocktail see description in text ld Noneybird see description in text 2d Nazareth see description in text 2d Pastorale see description in text ld Spellbinder "

6 bulbs - $5.85 value for S'_;.00

#8 EXHIBITOR'S COLLECTION (A group of consistent prize-winners in the moderate price range, 3 each of 17 varieties $18.00 (these are all described in text). A suggestion to those looking for Show varie-ties, other than these, avoid choosing the very early or very late varieties - most shows are in the mid-season or a little later. Be sure to plant your pinks and red cups in as much shade as possible to get the most vivid coloring.

la-1 Kingscourt

3a-2 Ardour lb-1 Karamudli

3c-1 Chinese White lc-1 Cantatrice

4-5 Shirley Temple Id

Spellbinder

5a-5 Rippling Waters 2a-1 Galway

6a-5 February Silver 2a-2 Ceylon

7b-2 Suzy 2b-2 Kilworth

8-4 Silver Chimes 2d Binkie

9-1 Cantabile 10 Angel's Tears

52 bulbs Value $22.70 - $18.00

9 ROCK GAnEN GALAXY - Charming group of unusual Rockery types. $9.00 We highly recommend this charming group of rather unusual bulbs for planting in a Rock Garden. A delightful gift, and don't forget, GIVE BULBS FOR CHRISTMAS! We send a card of explanation to recipient at proper date. For those hard-to-please people who have everything.

Birthday and Hostess presents.

24 Allium Moly

May blooming yellow forets of long duration, bulbs claimed to be rodent repellants.

12 Dwarf Tulips - Kaufmaniana Mixed - These low-growing and early blooming tulips come in an array of colors and continue to bloom for many years.

12 Obvallaris

This staunch little 8 to 10 inch golden daffodil blooms very early.

12 Ornitoghogalum Nu tans - Unique greyish green and white bell shaped blooms

grow hyacinth-like on 8 inch stems, late blooming. 24 Scilla Siberica - Spikes of lovely delphinium blue florets, long-

lasting and mid-season.

84 bulbs, Value $10.80 for $9.00

410 OUR GARDEN GALAXY FOR 1969 $10.00

This is a collection of truly exquisite blooms for a diversified and charming garden.

12 Silver Chimes - Everyone should have this heavenly and fragrant cluster of white and cream blooms.

48 Chionodoxa - Low growing and pale but vividly blue with white starred center, it lasts for many weeks.

12 White

12 City of Haarlem - Triumphator Tulips Soft yellow and exquisitely fragranced hyacinth. 20 inches tall with lovely lily-like pointed petals.

You'll never regret buying this GARDEN TREAT!

84 bulbs, Value $11.35 for $10.00

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GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA 23061 PHONE 703-693-2961

OUR OWN REVISED INFORMATIVE CLASSIFICATION

We offer herein the finest of bulbs for SHOW, GARDEN AND NATURALIZING, all TOP-SIZED DOUBLE-NOSED I bulbs except for the Naturalizing, which are blooming sized rounds and the MINIATURES, which seldom make double-nosed bulbs.

PLEASE ORDER EARLY THIS SPRING FOR FALL DELIVERY

We have described as many varieties as possible in the limited space and suggest that you can readily obtain descriptions of the rest by using OUR OWN INFORMATIVE CLASSIFICATION list on the opposite page.

PRICES are per each or per dozen - Should you wish only 1 bulb of those priced per dozen, add $.05 to 1/10th the dozen price. Example; Actaea, $2.50 per dozen. 301t each Should you wish 1 dozen of a variety listed per each, multiply by 10 - Example, Ave, $1.00 each, $10.00 dozen.

* $5.00 MINIMUM ORDER. GARDEN CLUB DISCOUNTS vary according to quantity and varieties desired, so suggest you send us your list and we shall gladly quote on same.

You will find DESCRIPTIONS

Page MINIATURES

17 MIXTURES AND BUSHELS

20

NATURALIZING VARIETIES

20 COLLECTIONS

21 FALL BLOOMING BULBS LABELS DWARF OR INTERMEDIATES

19

IF INTERESTED IN TULIPS, HYACINTHS OR MISCELLANEOUS BULBS, SEND $.10 for BROCHURE ON SAME.

Varieties starred (*) are those recommended for forcing.

FALL BLOOMING BULBS

LYCORIS RADIATA: Sometimes called Spider Lilies or British Soldiers, an exquisite cluster of crimson blooms shoot up like magic about mid-September, foliage comes later and stays green for some time. Shipped from our farm in June. $3.50 per 12, $25.00 per 100

LABELS FOR DAFFODIL PLANTING

We have what we consider the IDEAL label. The 3-1/2" by l' zinc plate has 4 holes through which the two 12" galvanized legs are inserted. The name plate can never come loose and if names are written on with weatherproof pencil, they will remain legible for at least 2 years.

Price per dozen, $1.75; per 100 $12.00. Pencil $.30 each.

iJONQUILLA SIMPLEX PARFUM OIL

by May Cove

(6 cc) $1.50 each

An exquisite perfume oil, custom-blended for THE DAFFODIL MART, was developed through working with the blooms of our own Jonquilla Simplex (the heavenly scented original Jonquil). This oil imparts a most delicate and lingering true Jonquil fragrance...and the little 6 cc. spilloroof purse size bottle is truly a charming gift.

DUE TO THE CONTINUED RAISE IN PARCEL POST PRICES please include 10% for same East of Miss., 15% West on all orders. If you send too much, we shall refund surplus.

VIRGINIA RESIDENTS PLEASE ADD 4% FOR STATE TAX.

Based on the universally accepted Royal Horticultural Society of London's List with added numerals to assist our customers in getting a true description. We have endeavored to use as examples good Show varieties, and same are starred"' Note - the numberal 3 at the end always denotes pink cup, d - reversed bi-color.

/- 1a-1 Golden yellow trumpet and petals Kingscourt*

la-2 Light yellow trumpet and petals Moonrise'

la-3 Pink tinted trumpet and yellow petals Tintoretto* lb-1 Yellow trumpet and white petals . . .Oklahoma* lb-2 Pale lemon trumpet and white petals Karamudli" 1b-3 Pink trumpet and white petals Patricia Reynolds* lc-1 White trumpet and white petals Beersheba* lc-2 Lemon trumpet passing white, white petals Mt Hood"

,...

id White trumpet and yellow petals Spellbinder*

TRUMPET NARCISSI

LARGE CUPPED NARCISSI

SMALL CUPPED NARCISSI

2a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals Galway" 2a-2 Banded or orange-red cup, yellow petals Red Goblet"

2b-1 Yellow cup, white petals Brunswick

2b-2 Banded or orange-red cup, white petals Kilvvorth"

2b-3 Pink cup and white petals Mabel Taylor" 2c-1 White cup and white petals Whitespire* 2c-2 Lemon cup passing white, white petals Ice Follies

N._ 2d White cup and yellow petals Binkie*

r 3a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals Lemonade* 3a-2 Banded or orange-red cup, yellow petals Ardour* 36-1 Cream or yellow cup, white petals Carnmoon* 3b-2 Banded or orange-red cup, white petals Amateur* 3b-3 Pink cup and white petals Misty Moon"

,.... 3c-1 Mostly green eyed, or white, cup, white petals Foggy Dew"

DOUBLES

TR I AN DRUS ("a" denotes long cup,

"h" — short cup}

CYC LAM IN EUS ("a" denotes long cup,

"b" — short cup)

JONOU I L LAS ("a" denotes long cup,

"b" — short cup)

TAZ ETTAS

POETICUS

r 4-1 Solid yellow Golden Ducat* 4-2 Yellow and orange-red Texas

4-3 White and pink Pink Chiffon" 4-4 White and orange or red Falaise*

,... 4-5 White or almost pure white Swansdown*

r 5a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals Liberty Bells" 5a-4 Yellow or Cream cup, white petals Lemon Heart 5a-5 White cup and white petals Tresamble* 5b-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals April Tears* 5b-2 Red cup and yellow petals Samba* 51)-4 Yellow or cream cup, white petals Dawn*

•-..., 5b-5 White cup and white petals Tincleton*

r" 6a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals Pepping Tom" 6a-2 Red cup arid yellow petals Satellite* 6a-4 Yellow or cream cup with white petals Dove Wings" 6a-5 White cup and white petals February Silver* 6b-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals Charity May"

`6b-2 Red cup and yellow petals Beryl*

r 7a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals Sweetness* 7a-3 Pink cup and cream petals Waterperry" 7a-5 Cream or white cup and white petals Alpine" 7b-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals Trevithian" 7b-2 Red cup and yellow petals Suzy* 7b-3 Pink cup and cream or white petals Cherie 7b-4 Yellow or cream cup and white petals . ......... Borforla*

',.._ 7b-5 Cream or white cup and white petals Snow Bunting*

[8-1 Yellow cup, yellow petals Canarybird 8.2 Orange-red cup and yellow petals Matador* 8-4 Cream or yellow cups, white petals Silver Chimes* 8-5 Orange-red cups and white petals Martha Washington*

[ 9-1 Red edged yellow cup and white petals Actaea'`

9-2 Solid red cup and white petals Smyrna* 10 ALL SPECIES, WI LD FORMS and HYBRIDS Canaliculatus* 11 ANY TYPE NOT COVERED IN ABOVE DIVISIONS.

Includes Split or Collarette types Baccarat

PRICE

DIV. VAR. PRICE

Little Witch* Lobularis Lord Teddar Lord Wellington Louise de Coligny Love Dream

Ludlow* - LOVABLE Luna Moth

6"

1.50 A 1.75

3.50 1.50 1.50 .50 .65 2.50 .60 1.50

5" 4"

5"

A

$ 1.75 3.50 1.50 4.50 3.00 7.00 3.50 .60 .75 1.00 3.00 3.50

ea. dz. ea. dz. ea. ea. dz. ea. ea. ea. dz. dz. dz. dz. dz. dz. ea. dz. ea. dz. ea. ea. dz. ea. dz. ea. dz. ea. ea. ea. dz. dz. ea. dz.

Ice Crystal Ice Follies Ingrid Valburg Interim Irene Copeland Irish Coffee A Irish Luck Irish Rose Jack Snipe Jenny Jezebel

Jonquilla Citrinum Johannesburg

Jonquilla Helena Jonquilla Plenus

(Tenuoir)2.00 2.50 2.50

Jonquilla Simplex* Joyous Jules Verne Jumblie Juncifolius Karamudli Kidling Kilworth* Killynure King Alfred* Kinglet= A 1.00 Kingscourt* 4.50 King's Sutton 2.00 Knowhead 2.00 Lady Bee .75 Ladybird 3.50 Lanarth 2.50 Lapford .90 Larkelly 2.50 Late Sun A .50 ea. Lemnos .50 ea. Lemondade 10.00 ea. Lemon Beauty 1.00 ea. Lemon boric 1.50 ea. Lemon Heart 3.50 dz. Libby Holman 3.50 dz. Liberty Bells* 3.00 dz. Limerick- 3.00 dz. L'Innocence 3.00 dz. Linti& 2.50 dz. Little Beauty 6" .60 ea. Little Gem 3,, 3.50 dz.

3.50 dz. 1.50 dz. 3.00 dz. 4.00 dz. 3.00 dz. 3.00 dz. 1.00 ea.

A 2.00 ea. 2.25 ea.

Lunar Rainbow .50 ea. Lunar Sea A 3.00 ea. Luscious A 4.75 ea.

2.00 2.00 1.50 2.00 2.25 .65 2.50 1.00 .75 3.00 3.50 1.25 .50 1.75 1.75 8.00 .75 2.00 .60 .75 3.00 2.50 4.50 4.00 1.75 3.50 2.50 4.00 .75 2.50 7.00 .75 .75 4.50 4.50 3.50 3.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 .50 3.50 .75 .75 3.00 4.50 3.00 1.50 2.50 1.00 .60 4.50 2.50 4.50 1.10 .75 1.00

ea. ea. dz. ea. ea. ea. ea. ea. ea. dz. dz. ea. ea. ea. ea. ea. ea. dz. ea. ea. dz. dz. dz. ea. ea. dz. dz. dz. ea. dz. ea. ea ea dz dz dz dz dz ea. dz ea. dz. ea. ea. ea dz. dz. ea. dz. ea. ea. ea. dz. dz. ea. ea. ea.

11 2c-2 11 2b-3 4-5 3a-2 la-1 2b-3 62-4 62-5 3a-2 2b-2 10 10 10 10 26-1 2b-2 6a-2 10 lb-2 7b-1 2b-2 lb-1 la-1 7b-2 la-1 5a-I 2c-1 26-3 2b-3 7b-2 15-2 6a-1 la-1 2a-1 3a-1 11 2d 5a-4 lc-1 5a-1 3b-2 8-4 7b-2 lb-1 la-1 6a-1 10 26-1 la-1 2b-3 3b-2 2c-1 3c-1 la-2 2b-3 ld 2b-3

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DIV. VAR.

2b-3 Abalone A 2b-3 Accent A 4-4 Acropolis 9-1 Actaea* lc-2 Ada Finch 3b-2 Aflame 11 Ahoy 36-1 Aircastle A 2a-2 Air Marshall 10 Albus Plenus 7a-5 Alpine A 3b-2 Amateur 2b-3 Angeles-- A 10

Angel's Tears 3"*--- (Triandrus Albus)--

3a-2 Apricot Distinction- 2b-1 April Charm ------ A-- 3c-1 April Clouds ----- A-- 56-1 April Tears ------ 7- 2b-2 Arbar la-1 Arctic Gold 3a-2 Ardour A 3b-2 Ariel 5b-5 Arish Mell 2a-2 Armada 3b-2 Artist's Model 3b-3 Audubon A 2c-1 Ave 6a-1 Baby Doll 11 Baccarat 4-4 Bali Hai lb-1 Bambi 6" 3b-2 Barrett Browning* la-1 Bastion la-1 Bawnboy 7b-1 Bebop 6" lc-1 Beersheba -I' 3a-I Beige Beauty 2b-2 Belisana 3c-1 Benediction 6b-2 Beryl 2d Bethany A 2d Binkie* 3a-2 Birma 2b-1 BIT-O-GOLD A 3b-2 Bithynia 3b-2 Blarney* 76-1 Bobbysoxer 7" 2b-2 Boblink A 2c-2 Bonneville 2a-2 Border Chief 7b-4 BOFORLA 4-5 Bridal Crown lc-1 Broughshane 2b-1 Brunswick 3c-1 Bryher 10 Bulb Citrinum 4" 10 Bulb Conspicuus 5"

PRICE DIV. VAR, PRICE

$1.75 ea. 10 Bulbicodium Obesus..4".$ 2.00 dz. 6.00 ea. 10 Bulbicodium Romieuxii-6: 3.50 dz. 5.50 ea. 7b-2 Bunting A-- 3.25 ea. 2.50 dz. 6a-1 Bushtit A-- .75 ea. 3.50 dz. 2a-1 BUTTERSCOTCH A 2.50 ea. 3.00 dz. 3b-2 Cadence A-- .75 ea. 2.50 ea. 10 Calcicola 5"-- 4.50 dz. 1.25 ea. 4-1 Camellia 4.50 dz.

Canarybird Canasta

2.50 dz. 2.50 ea.

Cantabile 4.00 dz. Cantatrice .50 ea. CARA NOME 4.00 ea. Carlton* 1.50 dz. Carnmoon .60 ea. Ceylon* 4.50 dz. Champagne 3.50 dz. Chanterelle 1.50 ea. Chantilly .75 ea. Charity May .50 ea. CHAT A 5.00 ea. Cheerfulness* 1.50 dz. Chemawa A-- 1.50 ea. Cherie 3.50 dz. Chickadee A 2.00 ea. Chiffon .50 ea. Chinese White .75 ea. Chunking

30C1 e:: Cloudcap A 4.00 Cocktail 1.25 ea. Coloratura A 2.00 ea. Colleen Bawn 5"-- .50 ea. Concolor 4" 2.50 dz. Content

A 3.50:5 e:: Cool Crystal

Court Martial .50 ea, Cranford* 3.00 dz. Craigywarren .50 ea. Cream Cloud A 1.00 ea. CRYSTAL RIVER A 9.00 ea. Cushendall 4.50 dz. Cuttysark 1.00 ea.

3'! 2.50 dz. Cyclamineus DAINTY MISS A 8.50 ea. Daphne 2.50 dz. Daviot .50 ea. Dawn 4.50 dz. Daydream A 4.50 ea. Debutante A 10.00 ea. Delibes* 3.00 dz. Descanso A 7.0D ea. DICKCISSEL A 8.00 ea. Dick Wellband 2.50 dz. Divertimento A 2.75 ea. Double Event 1.00 ea. Dove Wings .60 ea. Dream Castle A 1.75 ea. Duke of Windsor 3.00 dz. Early Splendour 2.50 dz. Easter Bonnet .75 ea.

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DIV. VAR.

Easter Moon Eminent Emperor Empress of Ireland- Entrancement--A Erlicheer Evolution Fairy Dream Falaise February Gold* February Silver Festivity ----A Finch Fintona Firecracker Flamingo Flaneur Flower Carpet* Foggy Dew Foray Forfar Fortune* Frigid FROSTKIST ----A Frosty Morn --62 Galway* Garland Garron Gay Time Geranium* GLAMOROUS Glenshesk Gold Collar Gold Crown----A Golden Dawn---A Golden Ducat Golden Lacquer Golden Perfection Golden Rapture Golden Sceptre Gossamer Gracilis Grapefruit Green Island GREEN QUEST---A Greeting Half Moon Handcross Hardy Harmony Bells-A Hawera* Holiday Fashion-A Hollandia Home Fires Honeybird Horn of Plenty Hunter's Moon

60 ea. 8-1 Odoratus 2.50 dz. 11

3.00 ea. 9-1 3.00 dz. lc-1 1.00 ea. 3b-3

2a-1 1.50 dz. 3b-1 .65 ea. 2a-2 2.00 ea. 2b-3 3.00 ea. kk 3.00 dz. 2b-2 .80 ea. 6a-1 1.50 ea. 7d .60 ea. 4-5 3.75 ea. 2a-2 26.00 ea. 7b-3

3.50 dz. 6e-2 1.00 ea. 2b-3 4.00 ea. 3c-1 1.00 ea. 3a-2 .50 ea. 2b-3 2.00 ea. 2d 2.00 ea. 36-3 2.50 dz. lc-2 4.50 dz. 10 4.00 dz. lb-2 1.00 ea. 3c-1 .50 ea. 2a-2 2.50 dz. 8-5 4.50 ez. 2a-1 3.50 dz. 2b-1 1.75 ea. 3c-1 2.50 dz. 3c-1 6.00 ea. 7b-1 3.00 dz. 10 2.50 dz. 7b-5 2.50 ea. 4-5 .60 ea. N 4.00 dz. 2.50 dz. 2d 1.00 ea. 2b-3 3.00 ea. 2a-2 .60 ea. lb-2 3.00 ea. 7d 2.50 dz. 2b-2 4.50 dz. 7b-3 4.50 dz. 4-5 .60 ea. 62-4 2.00 dz. 3c-1 1.50 dz. 2b-2

8-5 2h-3

2c-1 3b-1 la-2 lc-1 ld 4-5 11 lc-1 4-4 6a-I 6a-5 2b-1 7b-2 2b-3 2a-2 25-3 11 la-1 3c-1 2b-3 3b-2 2a-2 3c-1 6a-5 5b-5 2a-1 2a-2 la-2 4-3 8-5 25-1 lc-2 11 2b-1 8-2 4-1 6a-1 7b-1 la-1 7a-1 3b-3 10 la-2 25-1 3c-1 2b-1 5a-1 2d 3b-2 5a-1 5b-1 2b-3 4-2 2a-2 Id . 5a-5 la-2

VAR. PRICE

PIPIT $10.00 ea. Pixie's Sister 10" .60 ea. PLAYBOY 4.50 dz. Polar Ice 2.50 dz. Porta' A 1.00 ea. Powder Pink ----A 1.00 ea. Preamble* .75 ea. Precedent A 3.00 ea. Pretender A 1.25 ea. Pristine A 14.00 ea. Prologue A 2.25 ea. Pueblo 1.00 ea. Pulchellus7" 2.00 dz. Pumilis Plenus (Minor) (Rip Van Winkle) Purity Quetzal Radiatio Rashee Recurvus Redstart Red Goblet Red Guard Red Rim Revelry Rima A Rippling Waters Rococo ROMAN CANDLE---A Rosa van Lima Rosearna Roseate Hues Rose Ribbon ---A Roseworthy Roseyards Rosy Diamond Rosy Sunrise Rosy Trumpet Rouge Royal Oak Rupicola Rus Holland Rushlight Samba St. Louis Salmon Trout Satellite Satin Queen

3.50 dz. 2.50 ea. 1.00 ea.

n A .75 ea. 1.50 ea. 2.50 dz. .50 ea. 2.50 dz. 3.50 dz. 2.50 dz. 2.50 dz.

4.00 ea. 4.50 dz. .50 ea. .75 ea. 2.50 dz. .65 ea. 4.00 dz. .75 ea. .75 ea. 4.50 dz. .60 ea. 3.00 dz. 3.00 dz. 3.50 dz.

2.00 ea. 2.50 dz. 1.50 ea. 8.00 ea. .50 ea. 4.50 ea,

4"

Scab(rulus Scarlet Gem* Selma Lagerlof Seltan Shanach Shirley Temple Siam

4.50 ea. 1.25 ea.

.50 ea. 2.50 dz.

2.50 dz. 2.50 dz. 1.00 ea.

.65 ea. 4.50 dz.

3.00 dz.

DIV. VAR.

2b-3 Mabel Taylor 2b-3 MAGIC DAWN----A ----- 2b-1 MALHEUR A 2b-1 Manchu 6a-1 March Sunshine 3b-2 Margaret Mitchell 2a-2 Marionette----5" 2c-2 Marmora 8-5 Martha Washington 8-2 Matador A 3b-2 Matapan 4-5 Medina 2b-3 Melody Lane 2b-3 Menton 10 Minimus* 2"----

(Asturiensis) 2b-3 Mrs. Oscar Ronald 2b-3 Mrs. R.O. Backhouse- 4-5 Mrs. Wm. Copeland 6a-1 Mite 6" 11 Modesta 62-1 Moongate la-2 Moonmist la-3 Moonshot la-2 Moonstruck 2b-1 Mother Catherine--

Grulleman; lc-2 Mt. Hood lb-1 Music Hall 2a-1 Mustard Seed 3b-3 Mystic Id Nampa 2d Nazareth lb-1 Newcastle 2b-3 New Song 7b-5 Nirvana 2c-2 Nuage 10 Obvallaris (The

Tenby Daffodil)* 10 Odorus 10 Odorus Plenus 10 Odorus Rugulosus lb-1 Oklahoma 2a-2 Orange Frilled 7b-1 Orange Queen 8-4 Orange Wonder 2b-1 Oratorio 4-1 Papua 2b-3 Passionale 2d Pastorale 6a-1 Peeping Tom* 4-1 Pencrebar 9-1 Perdita 2b-I Personality 2c-1 Pigeon 2c-1 Pinafore 4-3 Pink Chiffon 2b-3 Pink Glory

PRICE DIV.

3,50 dz. 7d

.75 ea. 7b-1

.50 ea. 2a-2

4.50 dz. 3c-1

3.00 dz. 2b-3

2.50 dz. 2b-3

.60 ea. lb-2

3.50 dz. 2b-3

2.50 dz. 2b-1

4.00 dz. 2c-2

1.50 dz. 2c-1

1.00 ea. 9-1

2.50 dz. 2b-3

2.50 dz. lc-1

3.50 dz. 9-1

1.50 ea. 3b-2

3.00 ea. 2e-2

.75 ea. 8-2

2.25 ea. 9-1

1.25 ea. 2a-2 lb-3

3.00 dz. 5a-5

2.50 dz. 2b-2

2.50 dz. 2b-3

1.00 ea, 2b-3

4.00 dz. 2b-3

2.50 ea. 2b-3

1.00 ea. 2b-3

8.00 ea. 2b-3

1.50 ea. 2b-3

4.50 dz. 2b-3

4.50 dz. 2b-3 16-3

1.50 dz. 2a-2

1.50 dz. la-1

2.00 dz. 10

1.50 dz. Id

3.00 dz. 2d

4.50 dz. 5b-2

2.00 dz. 3b-2

3.50 dz. 2b-3

1.00 ea. 6a-2

2.25 ea. 2b-3

3.25 ea. 10

1.00 ea. 8-2

2.5D dz. 2b-2

4.50 dz. 2b-3

1.00 ea. 9-1

4.50 dz. 4-5

.50 ea. 2b-3 1.25 ea. .50 ea. 3.50 dz.

DIV. VAR. PRICE DIV. VAR. PRICE

5b-1 Sidhe $ .65 ea. 2a-2 Tinker $ 3:(5)00

0 ceza: 2b-2 Signal Light 1.00 ea. la-3 Tintoretto

3b-1 Silken Sails---A---8.00 ea. 6a-5 Titania .75 ea. 8-4 Silver Chimes* 3.00 dz. 7b-2 Tittle Tattle 4.50 dz. 3c-1 Silver Salver 4.50 dz. 3b-1 Tranquil Morn A 1.25 ea. 2b-2 Silver Standard 3.50 dz. 5a-5 Tresamble* 2.50 dz.

7b-2 Skylon 4.00 dz. 7b-1 Trevithian* 2.50 dz.

2a-1 Smiling Maestro A-- 2.00 ea. lb-2 Trousseau .50 ea. 2b-2 Smiling Queen 3.00 dz. 2c-1 Truth 4.50 dz.

6a-5 Snipe 611 1.50 ea. 2b-1 Tudor Minstrel 1.00 ea.

2c-1 SNOWFALL 1.00 ::: 4-2 Twink 3.50 dz.

3b-2 Snow Gem A--- la-1 Ulster Prince 1.50 ea.

2a-1 Space Age A--- 1.00 ea. 2b-2 Ultimus Id Spellbinder 4.50 dz. la-1 Unsurpassable

:505?0) d a . : 11 Split .75 ea. la-2 UP FRONT A

2b-3 Spring Song 1.25 ea. 7d Verdin A 3.75 ea.

2b-1 Stadium .55 ea. 3c01 Verona 5.00 ea. 2c-1 Stainless 3.50 ea.

5.00 ea. lc-1 Vigil 2b-1 Statue 1.25 ea. 7b-1 Vireo .65 ea. 5a-1 Stoke 4.50 dz. 4-1 Von Sion 3.50 dz. lb-1 Sumptuous A--- 7.50 ea. 2a-2 Vulcan 2.00 ea.

3.. 2a-1 Sunbird dz.

ea A- 1.75 ea. 10 Wateiri

1 ...N 4-1 SUNBURST A---1.75 ea. 5b-5 WAXWING 2a-2 Sun chariot .55 ea. lc-1 W. P. MILNER* 6" 3.00 dz.

7b-1 Sundial 1.00 ea. 611 4.50 dz. 7a-3 Waterperry

7b-2 Suzy 3.00 dz. 2c-1 Wedding Gift 4.00 ea.

4-5 Swansdown 1.00 ea. la-1 Wee Bee 6" 3.00 dz.

7a-1 Sweetness

4.00 dz. 2c-1 Well Born 4.00 dz.

4-5 Sweet Music ---A--- 1.00 ea. 2c-2 White Butterfly 3.00 dz.

7b-2 Sweet Pepper 3.50 dz.

3.00 dz. 4-5 White Lion

11 Taffeta 32 1.00 ea. 4=5 White Marvel .75

iii 2.00 dz. 10 Tenuoir (Jonquilla

Citrinum) 4=5 White Sail 2c-1 White Spire A

3c-1 Tern 1.50 ea. lc-1 White Tartar 3.50 dz.

6a-2 Tete a Tete- -6" 1.00 ea.6a-1 WILLET A 4.80 ea.

402 Texas

3.50 dz. 3c-1 Wings of Song 1.00 ea.

5a-5 Thalia* 2.00 dz. 4-1 Yellow Cheerfulness*

2.5000 ceiza: 5b-1 Thoughtful 1.25 ea. 2c-1 Zero

2c-1 Tibet .75 ea,

For indoor culture only (except in deep South)

Div. 8 - Paper Whites $3.50 dozen Div. 8 - Soliel D'or $5.00 dozen

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DIVISION - lc - WHITE TRUMPETS

Beersheba - This old timer is still perfection personified in purity, price, substance and grace.

Broughshane - One of the giants with rather frilled cup and clear white color.

Cantatrice - Exhibition quality with clear cut slender white trumpet and snowy pointed petals.

Empress of Ireland - This splendid prize-winner is large and snowy white, and a good grower.

Fairy Dream - Nicely balanced long white trumpet with well overlapped snow.i perianth.

Glenshesk - A noble white trumpet of waxy substance, one of the finest for show.

Mt. Hood - A large and lovely white bloom still winning prizes. Libby Holman - Perhaps not a show type like its name-sake, but a

strikingly lovely large and clear white bloom. Rashee - Of faultless texture with green at its base, its icy white

trumpet has a smooth flange at mouth. Vigil - Finest exhibition bloom of perfect form and clearest white.

DIVISION - Id - REVERSE BI-COLORS

Entrancement - A large greenish lemon flower with frilled trumpet and cup developing to near white.

Honeybird - Of luminous lemon color, and show quality, its neat trumpet gradually turns almost white.

Lunar Sea - Of good form and substance and fine for show - of sulphur-lemon with trumpet fading particularly on inside to almost pure white.

Nampa - Its dark lemon perianth has a white halo at the base of the trumpet, which develops to white.

Rus Holland Sulphury lemon perianth and large frilled and flanged trumpet slowly turning a huffy white.

Spellbinder - The most moderately priced in this class, and still a show winner, it is a luminous greeny sulphur, the inside of its trumpet passing white with lemon brim.

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DESCRIPTIONS

Below are described a number of varieties we recommend, as well as those new with us this year. Numerals in parentheses indicate relative blooming period, 1-earliest through 14 - latest.

DIVISION - la YELLOW TRUMPETS

Arctic Gold - Rather scarce but one of the best for show. Bawnboy - Magnificent and large pure gold exhibition type. Flower Carpet - This improved King Alfred is splendid for garden or

naturalizing. Garron - A lovely pale lemon with long trumpet; for the garden. Golden Rapture - Prize-winner with long trumpet and smooth thick petals Grapefruit - Exquisite in form, a large bloom of softest yellow - for

show or garden. Hunter's Moon - A fine soft yellow show flower. Irish Luck - With clear-cut lines, this bloom still wins prizes. Kingscourt - Not the largest but of immaculate form and fine substance

for shows. Late Sun - Late and valuable for show, a clear rich gold bloom. Luna Moth - An immense flower of cool sulphur lemon. Moonmist - A soft pale lemon throughout with nicely flanged trumpet. Moonshot - This creamy lemon trumpet with pinkish apricot overtones

has show form. Moonstruck - A large light yellow, almost a reverse bicolor. Royal Oak - Superb deep golden yellow of fine show quality. Tintoretto - Large palest bloom, with soft pink cast inside trumpet. Unsurpassable - A huge and extremely showy garden flower.

DIVISION - lb - BI-COLOR TRUMPETS

Content - Star-sh,ped with graceful pale lemon trumpet. Descanso - Show variety with pointed white perianth, soft yellow trumpet. Karamudli - Exhibition quality with velvet white petals and light

lemon trumpet. Killynure - Brilliant gold trumpet in contrast to snowy petals. Lapford - This large bloom has white petals, pale lemon trumpet. Music Hall - Fine old-timer of gold and white for garden and border. Oklahoma - Large open golden trumpet and good snowy perianth, fine

for color in the garden. Preamble - Handsome chrome yellow trumpet with rolled brim, show type. Prologue - Notably early with clear yellow, neatly flanged blooms. Rime - A handsome show trumpet of lilac pink with flat white perianth. Rosy Trumpet - The first pink to bloom, bright apricot trumpet and

twisty petals, graceful efor garden or naturalizing. Sumptuous - Huge milk white flower and byll-shaped trumpet with

buff tones. Trousseau - Show type with well formed snowy perianth and soft yellow

trumpet passing to rich rosy cream.

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DIVISION - 2a - LARGE-CUPPED (Yellow perianth)

Air Marshall An indispensable show flower with glistening golden perianth of great substance and bright red crown, nicely frilled at the mouth.

Armada A fine early and bright yellow flower with contrasting vivid red expanded cup.

Border Chief - A reliable exhibition variety with expanded bowl-shaped crown of intense orange red, and golden petals.

BUTTERSCOTCH - A rich golden yellow throughout, its fine form should win prizes in its class.

Ceylon - Still winning ribbons with flat deep golden perianth and goblet shaped cup of clear cadminum red.

Chemawa - Golden perianth and straight intensely orange crown with greenish margin.

Courtmartial - A brilliant gold with contrasting red cup - show form. Delibes - A striking show for the garden with golden petals and large

flat yellow cup, distinctly banded with red. Firecracker - An exhibition bloom with deep gold perianth and flaming cup, Galway - Rated high as a show flower, a clear golden yellow of

unimpeachable form. Lemnos - Not new but an exquisite large bloom of palest yellow. Orange Frilled - A strong grower with dark yellow perianth and very

frilled orange cup - lovely for a showy garden or border. PLAYBOY - A large and well balanced flower of gold and clear red. Red Goblet - A moderately priced but still good show flower with

distinctive vivid red goblet shaped cup. Revelry - Exhibition bloom with thick substanced soft yellow perianth

and long, slightly expanded crown of flaming orange-red. Rouge - The first of the red cups to bloom, its bright cup spills over

on to orangy yellow petals. Space Age - Clear medium self yellow throughout, a well-balanced flower

of good form. Sunbird - A soft but glowing clear yellow throughout and of smooth

texture. Sun Chariot - Entrancing buff golden petals and bright goblet cup of

intense red. Vulcan Exhibition variety with solid orange-red crown; glistening

golden perianth.

DIVISION - 2b - LARGE-CUPPED (White perianth)

(For your convenience we have listed the pink 2 b's separately below)

(8) April Charm - Medium-sized white bloom with flaring, nearly flat white crown rimmed yellow and a greenish cast in the throat.

(7) Arbar Broad flat white perianth and large flat vivid orange red cup. (6) Belisana Large pure white bloom, its expanding flat yellow crown has

an appealing frilled orange edge. (8) 61T-0-GOLD - Fine for show, with overlapping white perianth and almost

flat pale lemon crown, shading to gold at ruffled edge. (3) Bobolink Its distinctive bowl-shaped crown shades from green in the

throat through pale lemon to a wide band of apricot-orange.

(3) Brunswick A good white and yellow in demand for the early garden which is predominantly all yellow.

(7) Chantilly - Snowy perianth and a large spreading yellow crown of deep orange red with white edge; distinctive.

(7) Cream Cloud - Milky white bloom with cream crown frilled and banded with lemon.

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(8) Duke of Windsor - A great addition to the garden, large flower of good white with pale orange or lemon very flat and large crown.

(7) Festivity - This magnificent bloom, a consistent prize winner, with very formal perianth and well balanced long clear yellow cup.

(7) GLAMOROUS - A stately bloom with beautifully rounded snowy petals and almost flat crown of pale lemon shading to a deeper margin.

(6) Gold Crown .; Still a ribbon winner, with bright gold cup and snowy petals.

(9) Green Island - Valuable exhibition bloom with greenish center to its bowl shaped white crown, which is margined a greenish lemon, and splendid snowy perianth.

(8) Greeting - A rather small goblet shaped clear lemon crown is offset by pointed, almost reflexed, petals.

(9) Johannesburg This old-timer has a distinctive double ruffled but small orange-yellow crown and snowy perianth; a garden delight.

(6) Joyous - A very smooth bloom with snowy petals and long crown opening pale lemon and passing to creamy white.

(9) Kilworth - A fine all purpose flower and late enough for shows intense dark red cup and well formed substantial petals.

(5) MALHEUR - A nicely formed bloom with intense and rich cheese buff cup and snowy perianth.

(7) Manchu This lovely flower has a distinctive rolled brim to its clear- cut orange-buff crown and clear white petals.

(7) Mother Catherine Cruellmans - A stunning large bloom of clear white, large flat crown banded apricot when planted in shade.

(11) Lord Tedder - Valuably late for the garden with a small serrated cup of white and yellow has a strong white perianth.

(8) Personality - Prize-winner with clear cut snowy perianth and crown of distinct cool lemon without flare or frill.

(7) Pretender - A showy type with frilled and fluted flat crown of pale lemon and widely overlapping white petals.

(7) Rococo - A strikingly effective show flower of solid texture and pure white, with soft yellow crown broadly banded in orange.

(5) Selma Lagerlof - A vigorous garden variety with long white petals and flat golden crown margined with scarlet.

(4) Silver Standaihd - Splendid show variety of purest white with large sulphur saucer crown soon fading to cream.

(6) Stadium - A stunning bloom of clearest white petals and a huge expanded and frilled cup of brightest yellow.

(7) Statue - Continues to win blue ribbons, this magnificent bloom has dignity and purity with lemon yellow crown and snowy formal perianth.

(4) Tudor Minstrel - An exhibition bloom of purest white with a large, almost orange-yellow cup.

DIVISION - 2b-3 LARGE-CUPPED (White perianth, Pink cup).

(7) Abalone - Spectacular bloom with snowy petals and bowl shaped crown opening lemon but passing to pinkish mother-of-pearl shadings.

(7) Accent - This sensational bloom has a deep salmon rose cup and slightly reflexing white petals.

(6) Champagne Overlapping white petals with open apricot pink crown - a garden joy.

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(7) Lunar Rainbow - A large white bloom with basin-shaped crown of cool primrose pink.

(7) Luscious - Its crown a uniform clear pink to the base and its white perianth has good substance.

(8) Mabel Taylor - Not for show but a fine late rosy, ruffled pink, white petaled and splendid for garden and cutting.

(7) MAGIC DAWN - Its bowl shaped crown turns from chrome to a good salmon pink and its white perianth is well rounded.

(8) Melody Lane - The most exquisite soft clear lilac pink and long crown enchant the beholder, the white petals are pointed. So lovely!

(9) Mrs. Oscar Ronalds - Popular for showing, this Austrailian bloom has a strong clear pink cup and broad white perianth.

(8) Mrs. R. O. Backhouse - The original pink still holding its own for color though often chrome in color upon opening.

(9) New Song - Unusual in form with a very large flat crown of creamy lemon developing to pale apricot with a green eye.

(6) Passionale - A striking show flower with slightly frilled cup of near orient-pink and excellent pure white perianth.

(6) Pink Glory Slightly wavy white petals surround a large trumpet shaped and lovely pink crown, excellent for garden.

(5) Portal - This early, large and lovely flower has a bowl shaped crown of cream widely banded soft pink, and good white petals.

(7) Powder Pink - Delightfully flanged its long crown is apricot pink throughout and its snowy petals are rather pointed.

(7) Radiation - Exhibition variety, its crown opens buff, turns to a lilac- - toned salmon pink and its perianth is snowy and smooth.

(7) ROMAN CANDLE Although its cup opens rather pale, it develops into a very strong deep pink and it has a nicely rounded perianth.

(4) Rosa van Lima - Extra early for a pink, its small cup is almost a rose, its petals off white and prettily pointed; for a garden.

(7) Roseate Hues - Thick creamy white petals offset a large and creamy crown shaded salmon and frilly edged with pink.

Chiffon A charming medium-sized flower with pure snowy petals and moderate sized cup of dainty rose-pink.

Cloudcap - Tall-stemmed with large white overlapping perianth and bowl shaped crown of white with wide band of salmon-pink.

Debutante - One of the finest pinks with well substanced snowy perianth and nicely expanded coral pink cup frilled at mouth.

Easter Bonnet - Popular exhibition type, this charming white bloom has a creamy cup with a heavily frilled broad salmon-pink edge.

Fintona - Fine for show, the cup opens chrome yellow, it soon develpos to a strong rosy-pink throughout.

Flamingo - One of the purest strongest pinks yet developed, it has a well balanced flaring crown, snowy petals; for Show.

Foray A striking flower with clear white perianth and a cool salmon pink crown.

Holiday Fashion - A spectacular bloom with expanded ruffled cup margined in deep pink, which extends toward center as it develops.

Interim A lovely bloom with such a clear bright pink rim and nicely formed white perianth.

Irish Rose - Charming for its apple-blossom frilly pink crown which holds its color and its broad snowy perianth.

Ladybird - Sprightly garden flower with large apricot crown and

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- A colorful garden flower with cream crown banded with salmon rose and pointed white petals.

Prize-winner for vividness of its cup, rosy-pink through-out and pure white perianth.

A well-proportioned cup of a clear apple-blossom pink, and snowy petals render this a most charming bloom.

A perfectly exquisite little flower, with the purest pink cup and dainty well formed snowy petals.

A showy garden type, large perianth and sizeable crown with fluted apricot-rose edge.

Slow to develop color but a prize-winner when perfect, its form is faultless and its trumpet-like crown vivid pink.

soft pink crown and fine formal perianth. Broad white pointed petals surround a long, nearly

crown with intensely frilled and ruffled margin clear pink.

DIVISION - 2c - LARGE-CUPPED (White)

Ave - A continuing favorite for garden or show, of shining white and faultless form.

Bonneville - One of the largest grown, up to 6 inches across, with flaring crown of pale lemon fading white.

Easter Moon - Exhibition bloom with shortish cup of purest white with sage-green base and faultless waxy texture.

Ice Follies - This excellent garden and cutting variety is large and pure white with big flat creamy crown passing white with unique frosty edge.

Knowehead - Splendid for show, its trumpet-like white crown is beautifully flanged and fringed, its petals snowy and shovel shaped.

Ludlow A splendid older show variety of icy-white throughout, fine formal perianth and sizeable smooth crown.

Marmora - This reasonably-priced trumpet-like white has proven fine for garden and cutting.

Pigeon - Though not large, this is a very lovely and symmetrical flower with nicely balanced crown, and of pure white all-over.

Pristine - 5' immaculate show flower of heavy substance and icily white with rolled brim to medium length cup.

Purity - A beautifully formed pure white exhibition bloom. SNOWFALL An extremely large snowy flower of almost trumpet proportions. Stainless Its shallow bowl shaped crown and its well-formed perianth

are both intensely white; a beautiful bloom. Tibet - Not new but ever popular for its large size and clean cut lines

and color. Truth - Every popular and still a prize-winner for its purity of form

and color. Wedding Gift - A neat clear white exhibition flower of good poise, and

a long narrow cup. White Butterfly - Its unique crown is white with tinges of cream and

green at its border. White Spire - A very lovely and large flower with shallow bowl shaped

crown; of purest white throughout. Zero A magnificent, giant snowy bloom with pointed petals and almost

trumpet cup, and a prize-winner.

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DIVISION - 2d - REVERSE RI-COLORS

(7) Bethany - A large luminous sulphur yellow bloom, its cup passes to white but retains a lemon tinge on frill.

(5) Binkie - One of the older varieties in this class, it is first clear lemon, then its large cup passes to white.

(7) Cocktail - A vigorous grower and show winner, of pale yellow with good-sized crown turning to near white.

(7) Daydream - A large lemon bloom, with distinctive white halo on its perianth and crown passing white with age.

(7) Handcross Excellent textured and large, of cool lemon and cup turning clear white.

(1) Lemon Doric - Cool flower of pale lemon with crown slightly open at mouth, which fades to near white.

(6) Nazareth - Not large but prolific and pale lemon, it has fine show form and its crown turns pure white, as is the halo on its perianth.

(5) Pastorale - An exhibition bloom of pale lemon with crown suffused buff apricot and slowly fading white with lemon rim.

(6) Rushlight First class exhibition flower of great size, with broad flat lemon perianth shading to white in center and elegant trumpet-cup passing creamy white with lemon frill.

DIVISION - 3a - SMALL-CUPPED (Yellow perianth)

(9) Apricot Distinction - When planted in shade, the color of its flaming cup spills over on to the base of its apricot petals.

(7) Ardour Valuable for a moderately priced show bloom, good red cup, gold petals.

(10) Beige Beauty Interesting new development, almost a "d" with greenish lemon crown and almost chartreuse petals.

(5) Chunking - A very circular flower of golden yellow with intense red shallow crown.

(10) Irish Coffee - Another near "3d" - its cup opens yellow with orange-red rim, fades to near white with gold rim, its perianth with passing to lemon.

(5) Jezebel - An exciting bloom with perianth of deep reddish-gold and medium sized cup of brick red.

(9) Lemonade - A show flower and unique with broad flat greeny lemon perianth and medium sized flat eye of a slightly deeper greeny tone.

DIVISION 3b SMALL-CUPPED (White perianth)

(10) Aircastle - An exhibitor's joy, its perianth opens milky but turns to greenish beige, its small flat crown is apple apricot lemon with narrow margin of a deeper shade.

(6) Amateur Its unique perfectly flat scarlet crown is crinkled and its snowy petals well rounded.

(10) Ariel - A high class show flower and absolutely exquisite with thick white petals and saucer vermillion crown banded with pale lemon.

(7) Audubon A large white bloom serves as an excellent foil to the creamy white, nearly flat crown with narrow frilled band of rosy pink to coral red.

(6) Blarney Snow white perianth, flat salmon crown with primrose rim. (7) Cadence A striking flower with medium sized pure white, flat perianth

and crown, vivid green center, shading to yellow and banded orange-red.

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(7) CARA ROME - Of show quality, its saucer shaped crown develops an apple blossom pink and its white perianth has excellent quality.

(5) Carnmoon - This prize-winner has a satin-smooth snowy perianth, saucer shaped and green-eyed white crown, narrow rim of lemon.

(10) Coloratura Fine for show with broad white overlapping segments and a flaring white cup with a heavy frill of entrancing apricot.

(10) Eminent - Its smooth white perianth reflexes slightly and its saucer shaped crown is pale lemon with deeper shaded frilled margin.

(7) Gossamer This is a lovely though not large bloom with somewhat re- flexed white petals and small lemon crown broadly banded at rim with pure pink.

(10) Limerick Lete,with pure white perianth and large very flat eye of intense cherry red.

(7) Matapan - A show flower of lovely quality and medium size, well-rounded white perianth and flat crinkled solid red crown.

(9) Mystic - An old favorite with graceful form, snowy petals and creamy cup, pink rimmed.

(11) Redstart - A stri.king flower, when cut young to preserve the coral-orange rim of its waxy crown.

(11) Silken Sails - Great size and smoothness of texture with pointed segments of white and flat creamy cup narrowly rimmed with lemon.

(7) Snow Gem Giving the appearance of a poeticus, this nicely rounded snowy beauty has a brilliant orange-red eye,

(11) Tranquil Morn - A most lovely flower with slightly reflexed pure white perianth and nearly flat crown, lemony at first but bleaching out as it develops - almost a 3C.

DIVISION - 3c - SMALL-CUPPED (Whites)

(10) April Clouds - Good for show, large with rounded snowy perianth and small flattish and frilled crown with faint rim of color upon oponing.

(10) Bryher - Tall and a vigorous grower with fine formal white perianth and small white, green-eyed cup.

(10) Chinese White - This exhibition favorite has faultless form and beautifully proportioned saucer-crown with green center.

(11) Cool Crystal Large show type with bowl shaped cup, green based. (9) Dream Castle - A sizeable flower which develops a lovely greenish tinge

with age, (11) Foggy Dew Fine overlapping snowy perianth and small frilled white

crown with sage-green center. (13) Frigid Too late for most shows, it is a delightful cool white bloom

with almost flat crown and vivid emerald eye. (10) GREEN QUEST - An improved Foggy Dew, it should be show quality. (12) LOVABLE - With less ruffled a crown than most of this series, it is

pure white throughout and a charmer. (11) Polar Ice - Truly lovely, though not large and of show form, icy white

and striking green center. (13) Portrusn - Tall stemmed with rounded snowy perianth and bright emerald

eye. (1) Silver Salver - Glistening white throughout except for cool green center. (10) Verona - Exhibition quality in this pure white bloom with excellent

balance. (10) Wings of Song - Quite distinctive with inner petals shorter than outer

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DIVISION 4-DOUBLES

(9) Acropolis - This exhibition flower is very full with broad outer petals clearest white interspersed with intense red segments.

(9) Bali Hai Another good red and white double. (8) Camellia Crisp tissue substance in a singularly lovely shade of pale,

pure primrose yellow. (8) Cheerfulness - Fine for garden and naturalizing, this is very fragrant

and similar to, but smaller than, Bridal Crown. (8) Double Event Show winner, this very round flower has larger segments

of pure white and smaller petals of soft yellow. (8) Falaise Prize winner, though not huge, it has exquisite form and

its satin smooth outer petals and snowy contrasting vivid shorter inner segments.

Gay Time - With better show form than most, it has creamy long wide petals and narrow ones of bright orange red.

Golden Ducat - An immense bloom but boasting a strong tall stem, it has lovely very double golden petals.

Hollandia - Its cup is very double and vivid orange, petals golden. Irene Copeland - Not for show but a fascinating combination of white

and creamy, rather narrow, almost spiky petals. Medina - Pure white double poeticus, free-flowering and excellent

for garden. Mrs. Wm. Copeland - An older variety still winning at Shows, this white

double has shorter pale creamy petals with a touch of green.

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(6) SUNBURST - An immense double of 2 shades of yellow. (10) Swansdown - Very distinct double with rounded single perianth and

large tuft of feathery white petals. (13) Sweet Music - A lovely late pure white double. (6) Texas - A showy and large bright yellow double with bright orange

inner segments. (3) Von Sion - The still popular Butter and Eggs - more green than yellow

in our region. (8) White Lion - A lovely white double with creamy shorter segments. (7) White Marvel - The only double Triandrus to date - 2 very double bell

shaped blooms per stem. (7) White Sail - An excellent and beautiful double white of very regular shape. (7) Yellow Cheerfulness - Several pale yellow fragrant double blooms per stem.

DIVISION 5 - TRIANDRUS

Arish Melt - An exhibition flower of finest form with several large pure white blooms per stem.

Half Moon - Attractive and of a lovely pale soft yellow. Harmony Bells - A prize-winner and profuse bloomer of a clear shade of

yellow. Horn of Plenty - Have seen it win at shows, with its fine large white

blooms, though often short of stem. King's Sutton - This Australian beauty is an exquisite soft shade of

yellow. Liberty Bells - Splendid for garden, Naturalizing, or show - its 3 to 4

golden blooms held on strong stems. Rippling Waters - Fine show form with splendid stems and large clear

white bell-shaped blooms.

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(8) Thalia Just a joy for the garden - splendid for naturalizing and even wins in shows - 3 perfectly formed white bell shaped blooms on strong stem.

(9) Tresamble - These snowy blooms have a lovely frosted edge to their bell-cups.

(11) WAXWING - Very new and a candidate for prizes, it is tall, large, waxy and ivory white throughout.

DIVISION 6 - CYCLAMINEUS

Charity May - A graceful flower of soft yellow with broad reflexed perianth. A favorite of shows.

Dove Wings - Reflexing smooth white perianth and medium-sized primrose, yellow cup.

February Gold - A golden early bird to gladden a garden or for naturalizing.

February Silver - Still a choice for shows, it has a longish silvery trumpet and reflexed petals.

FROSTKIST - Should excel in shows; good sized with moderate length white

Golden Lacquer'- A graceful garden grower of intense golden and rather crown and reflexing perianth.

large blooms are borne on strong stems. Moongate - Almost too early for shows, it is a lovely soft lemonade

shade with long trumpet. Peeping Tom - Fine for show, garden and naturalizing; sturdy stems and

very long narrow trumpet, golden reflexed petals. Satellite Very early, with deep orange-red cup and clear yellow

reflexed petals. Titania - A pale creamy white bloom with medium length trumpet and

overlapping perianth, slightly reflexed. WILLET - Should excel in shows as it is smooth and well-balanced and of

a soft lemon yellow throughout.

DIVISION 7 - JONQUILLA

(7) Alpine - One of the best white Jonquil Hybrids with 1 to 3 blooms per stem - show type.

(7) BORFORLA - A welcome addition to the Jonquil class with 2 to 3 blooms per stem, white perianths and medium sized lemon crowns, paler rimmed.

(a) Bunting - An exhibition bloom generally, with 2 golden blooms and cups of orange-red.

(5) CHAT - We consider this interesting bloom a reverse-bicolor with its pale lemon perianth and medium sized crown of the same color, but passing to white.

(9) DICKCISSEL - We have not seen this bloom but Mitsch describes it as another intriguing reverse bicolor of luminous lemon gold-fluted flaring crown of same shade soon passing to white.

Divertimento - Quite lovely with ivory petals and crown of pale pink. Finch - Generally only 1 flower per stem, this is a prolific and very

colorful flower with clear golden petals and bright orange, somewhat fluted cups.

Kinglet - An attractive orange cupped yellow petalled Jonquil Hybrid bearing 2 to 3 blooms per stem.

Lanarth - An old variety similar to Trevithian, but with lovely flat orange cups.

PIPIT - Another reversed-bicolor of show quality, soft lemon, the crown and base of the perianth soon turning to almost pure white.

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Suzy - Fine for show, this has golden petals and cups of the most vivid red.

Sweetness - Several crisp and smooth golden blooms of good form, fine for show, garden or naturalizing.

Sweet Pepper - A charming jonquil bearing 3 or 4 golden petalled and vivid orange-red cups per stem.

Trevithian - A tall bloom with 2 or 3 golden blooms, still wins at shows, and an excellent naturalizes.

Verdin - A soft lemon perianth and crown that fades to white, should do well at shows.

Waterperry - An exquisite and scarce white Jonquil with lovely pale pink cups.

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DIVISION 8 - TAZETTA

Canarybird - Many crisp, soft yellow blooms. Cragford - The earliest poetaz to bloom, creamy petals and bright orange

cups, fine for naturalizing. Early Splendour - White petals, with large orange cups, 5 to 6 blooms

on a strong stem. Geranium - Show quality with large snowy blooms, red-cupped. Golden Dawn - Many yellow blooms with deeper golden cups. L'Innocence - Clusters of charming white and yellow blooms. Martha Washington - The largest blooms in this class with white

petals and orange cups. Matador - A prize-winner with large yellow petals and bright red cups. Orange Wonder - A lovely combination of white and orange blooms often

winning show ribbons. Red Guard - Several large yellow blooms, the bright red cups flushing

the bases of their perianths. Scarlet Gem - A lovely flower with clusters of deep golden blooms,

cups a solid deep red. Silver Chimes - Show quality and one of the lovliest, with many large

fragrant white blooms, short creamy cups.

DIVISION 9 - POETICUS

Actaea - Good for show, garden and naturalizing; it has large satiny white petals and small flat yellow cup, red-rimmed.

Cantabile - A fine flower for show, its deep green eye is rimmed with red its petals icy white.

Perdita - Recommended for show and of purest white with green center and a bright orange band on outer edge.

Quetzal A prizewinner with green eye, yellow band, and red rims; snowy petals.

Recurvus - The old Pheasant's Eye and splendid for naturalizing, reflexed white petals and red rimmed yellow eyes.

Red Rim - Round flat pure white perianth with large yellow eye, red-edged.

Shanach - Of good size and form with bright gold cup, red-edged and clear white petals.

DIVISION 10 - SPECIES & WILD FORMS

Aldus Plenus Odoratus - A deliciously fragrant and waxily-textured double; white, prefers a shady slightly moist spot.

Gracilis - A number of palest yellow fragrant blooms, lovely combined with blue Scilla Campanulata.

Jonquilla Citrinum - A pale version of Jonouilla Simplex Jonquilla Simplex (Single Jonquil; The most divinely-fragrant

of small golden blooms; a garden "must." Odorus Plenus - Formerly Campernelle, this is a cluster of smallish

double yellow blooms.

DIVISION 11 - MISCELLANEOUS (Collarette types)

Ahoy - Pure white outer petals, immense split pale yellow collar Baccarat - Pale yellow petals - golden yellow collar Canasta - White perianth, bright yellow split corona. Chanterelle - Sulphur petals, ochre yellow collar. Evolution - White perianth, sulphur, split cup. Flaneur - Dark yellow throughout. Gold Collar - All yellow, large collar almost overlaps perianth. Ingrid Valburg - Yellow petals, semi-double cup of yellow and orange. Lemon Beauty - White petals, and serrated lemon crown, striped orange. Split - White outer petals and severely split ivory collar.

MINIATURES (As determined by the American Daffodil Society)

The demand for the little ones has been so great in the past few years, that although we have always had the largest list of Miniatures in this country, we have, each year, sold out on many of the rarer ones, and having had our source of supply from Alec Gray's successor cut off for the past 2 years, due to our Quarantine Department's refusal of entry into this country, we are distressed to have to eliminate many sought-after varieties from our list this year. Never fear, however, we expect by next year to have built back our stocks so that we will have no more disappointed customers. We appreciate your bearing with us in this crisis. Should we be able to supply more varieties, we shall send out a list later on, upon request, and to those whom we had to disappoint last year.

Angel's Tears - Several creamy reflexed blooms. April Tears - Lovely soft yellow reflexed flowers Bambi - Miniature bi-colbr trumpet, yellow and white. Bebop - Small round light yellow flower with nearly flat crown. Bobbysoxer - Pale lemon with good sized flat orange crown. Bulb. Citrinum - Pale yellow "Hoop Petticoat." Bulb. Conspicuus - Golden "Hoop Petticoat," fine for naturalizing. Bulb. Obesus - Huge yellow cup, paler petals. Bulb. Romieuxi - very pale yellow. Calcicola - Sweet scented bloom, similar to juncifolius. Coleen Bawn - Pretty sulphur-white tiny trumpet. Concolor - Golden yellow tiny triandrus. Cyclamineus - Self-yellow, very long narrow trumpet, severely reflexed

petals. Frosty Morn - Snowy little triandrus of good form. Hawera - Earlier but similar to April Tears, petals paler than cups. Jumblie - Several yellow and red blooms, reflexed petals. Juncifolius - Small fragrant yellow blooms with flat crown. Kidling - Similar to but smaller than Jonquilla Simplex.

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Little Beauty - Lovely lemon trumpet offsets clear white perianth. Little Gem - Miniature trumpet of golden yellow. Lobularis - White petals and yellow trumpet. Marionette - A charming bright yellow flower with pale, orange rimmed

crown. Minimus (Asturiensis) - The earliest and smallest of the golden trumpets. Mite - Long slender trumpet, reflexed petals, a truly exquisite golden

bloom. Mustard Seed - A small, short stemmed, all yellow flower. Pencrebar - A rose-like double and very full bloom of soft yellow. Pixie's Sister - 3 to 5 golden florets per stem. Pulchellus - Pale creamy yellow triandrus, similar to Angel's Tears. Rupicola - Small bright yellow very much like Juncifolius. Scaberulus - The smallest grown, it has one or two yellow, goblet cup

blooms. Snipe - White with long graceful trumpet, reflexed petals, exquisite

and rare. Sundial - 2 or more small yellow petalled blooms with orange cups, a

honey. Taffeta - Early and small bulbicodium type of creamy white. Tete-a-tete- Several gold and red blooms per stem. Wateiri - A most exquisite tiny white with very green eye. W. P. Milner - A lovely little creamy - white trumpet, slightly

drooping head. Wee Bee - A well formed pale yellow flower of trumpet form.

DWARFS AND INTERMEDIATES

As to the best of our knowledge the American Daffodil Society has not as yet settled upon a definite list of Intermediates, we are giving below descriptions of varieties we feel fit this classification, as well as ones we recommend for Rock Gardens.

Baby Doll - Small, sturdy yellow reflexed. 9"

Beryl - One of the few 6 b's for show, splendid for Naturalizing, soft yellow bloom with reflexed petals and red edged cup. 10"

Bridal Crown - A number of white double florets flecked lemon. 12" Bushtit - Star-like yellow perianth with long narrow crown. 12" Chicadee - Soft yellow reflexed petals and crown of pale to deep

orange. 10" Cuttysark - A soft shade of

lovely. 12" Miss - A delightful little flower, somewhat like Xit, the' larger, it's flat perianth and small saucer crown snowy. 14"

stem. 12" Erlicheer - Delightful clusters of thickly set small double white

flowers, interspersed with petals of primrose yellow. 8" Jack Snipe - The -only white and yellow cyclamineus hybrid. 6" Lady Bee-White petals and fairly long pink cup, a charming flower. Larkelly - A fine Cyclamineus hybrid with yellow petals and

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naturalizing. 10" Orange Queen - An exquisite vivid orange Jonquil, suitable for rock

garden and naturalizing and sometimes a show ribbon. 12" - A pretty little white bloom with deep apple-blossom pink cup. 14"

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VARIETIES FOR NATURALIZING

For varieties rot in DESCRIPTIONS consult our INFORMATIVE CLASSIFICATIONS.

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(10) Actaea $2.50 18.75 (9) Kilworth $2.50 $18.75 (6) Amateur 3.00 22.50 (3) March

(7) Beersheba 2.50 18.75 Sunshine---- 3.00 22.50

(7) Beryl 2.50 18.75 (4) Margaret (4) Birma 2.50 18:75 Mitchell---- 2.50 18.75

(5) Bulb Conspicuus 1.50 11.75 (5) Music Hall---- 2.50 18.75

(7) Canary Bird 2.50 18.75 (8) Liberty Bells- 3.00 22.50

(3) Carlton 1.50 11.75 (8) Love bream---- 3.00. 22.50

(7) Cherie 3.50 26.25 (7) Nirvana 4.50 33.75

(8) Cheerfulness 1.50 11.75 (4) Obvallaris---- 1.50 11.75

(4) Cragford 3.00 22.50 (4) Orange Queen-- 2.00 15.00

(4) Delibes 3.00 22.50 (5) Odorus 1.50 11.75

(8) Dick Wellband --- 2.50 18.75 (4) Peeping Tom 2.50 18.75

(5) Emperor 1.50 11.75 (11) Polar Ice 2.50 18.75

(2) February Gold---- 3.00 22.50 (13) Recurvus 2,50 18.75

(9) Forfar 3.00 22,50 (11) Red Rim 2.50 18.75

(3) Fortune 2.50 18.75 (5) St. Louis 4.50 33.75

(7) Garland 2.50 18.75 (7) Scarlet Gem--- 2.50 18.75

(6) Golden Perfection 2.50 18.75 (9) Smiling Queen- 3.00 22.50

(7) Golden Sceptre 2.50 18.75 (5) Sweetness 4.00 30.00

(13) Cracilis 3.50 26.25 (8) Thalia 2.00 15.00

(7) Hardy 2.50 18.75 (5) Tinker 3.00 22.50

(8) Johannesburg 3.50 26.25 (9) Tresamble 2.50 18.75

(5) Trevithian 2.50 18.75 (14) Ultimus 3.50 26.25

MIXTURES AND BUSHELS Net Prices

(Add 10% East of Miss. - 15% West - for handling and postage)

MIXTURES - Our famous mixtures per 100 and per BUSHEL. (Blooming sized Rounds). Having raised during the past 40 years many thousands of varieties, our mixtures are the very finest available.

NATURALIZING MIXTURE - (unexcelled for this purpose). 30 or more fine old varieties which have. proven they will continue to bloom in grass or woodland if left undisturbed for many years; as these are becoming extremely scarce and as we are the only firm that can supply same, it is doubtful that they will be available for much longer, so we suggest that you get your order in AT ONCE. THIS IS THE FINEST MIXTURE AVAILABLE ANYWHERE. $9.00 per 100 - $30.00 per Bushel (Bushel contains 500 to 600)

BUSHEL SPECIAL - MIXED - Suitable for cutting, garden or Naturalizing King Alfred; very early Golden trumpet Carlton; early, soft yellow with large cup Emperor; early mid-season, pale yellow trumpet nick Wellband; late mid-season, large white, flat red cup

$20.00 per Bushel (Approximately 400 bulbs)

SPECIAL NOVELTY MIXTURE - adding new varieties to our list each year, we are able to enrich this mixture with many beauties which we must drop from our list - consequently this is unbelievable, varied and lovely - over 500 varieties are in this mixture and one could get at least 100 different kinds, certainly 30 or 40 at the least. We know, for we grow these in our fields! This also gives a long range of bloom and includes many delightfully different divisions. $12.00 per 100

COLLECTIONS

#1 TRIES AND TRUE COLLECTION (from early to late bloomers).

la-1 Unsurpassable - tremendous bright golden yellow▪ trumpet. ▪ JV 2b-3 Mrs. R. O. Backhouse - beautiful bloom with long peach-pink cup. 2b-2 Dick Wellband - very flat bright red crown, white petals. lb-1 Music Hall - white petals and bright gold trumpet. 8-4 Gerahium- cluster of fragrant white blooms, red-cupped. 3a-2 Birma - golden petals and a small vivid red cup. 4-1 Yellow Cheerfulness - several fragrant yellow double florets per stem. 9-1 Actaea - white petals and a small yellow cup, red-rimmed. 4-2 Twink - a large golden double, bright red segments. 5a-3 Thalia - 2 or 3 dainty white bell-shaped blooms per stem.

60 bulbs 9value $13.55) for $12.00 - 30 bulbs (value $6.75) for $5.50.

#2 Gloucester County Collection $5.00 12 Bulbs each of 4 fine varieties - excellent for Garden or Naturalizing. la-1 King Alfred - large golden trumpet, extra early. 2a-1 Carlton - lovely soft yellow throughout, early. 2b-2 Dick Wellband - large with white petals, big flat red cup, midseason. 4-4 Cheerfulness - several cream flecked fragrant double white blooms,

late. 48 bulbs - $7.00 value for $5.00

#3 MINIATURE COLLECTION (under 6" tall), 12 each of 4 varieties. $5.50 Angel's Tears - several lovely drooping creamy blooms per stem. Bulb. Conspicuus - Hoop Petticoat, yellow, with bell-shaped cup. Cyclamineus - very small yellow with severely reflexed blooms. Minimus - tiniest trumpet daffodil.

48 bulbs - $7.00 value for $5.50

#4 DWARF COLLECTION (excellent for Rock Gardens) 6 each of 5 varieties $5.00 Beryl - 8" primrose bloom, later with green-eyed, orange-rimmed cup. Jonquilla Simplex - heavenly-scented with several small gold blooms. March Sunshine - about 10" tall, early yellow with reflexed petals. Obvallaris - 8", extra early, a staunch golden bloom. Rosy Trumpet - early, 10", with long deep rose trumpet, white petals.

30 bulbs - $6.25 value for $5.00

#5 WONDERFUL WHITES (a superb gift for a lovely garden, giving a long

period of diversified blooms). $12.00 10 each of 4 pure white and unusual varieties

3c-1 Cushendail - late blooming, pure white with very small green-eyed cup. 5a-4 Rippling Waters - tall-stemmed with 3 snowy bell-shaped blooms. 4-4 Shirley Temple - lovely, fairly late double with rosebud center.

lc-1 White Tartar - large snowy white, of finest form. 40 bulbs - $16.00 value for $12.00

#6 PINK COLLECTION (This is so popular that we endeavor to change varieties each year, and ye•t stay in moderate price range.

12 each of 4 varieties for $12.50 6 each of 4 varieties for 7.00

26-3 Louise de Coligny - fragrant snowy perianth, reflexed, pretty pink cup.

Menton - open crown of apricot pink, soft creamy white petals. Rosy Sunrise - showy, large perianth and creamy crown with fluted

apricot-rose edge. Siam - beautiful white perianth, open and ruffled crown of solid pink 48 bulbs - $17.80 value for $12.50; 24 bulbs - $8.90 value for $7.00

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