Il6 DAFFODILS NARCISSUS 



GEORGE PHILIP HAYDC-N. (C. 18 in. $125. ea.) A new 

 variety, having a very large, extra good flower of splendid 

 texture and refined form. Trumpet, canary yellow, with 

 large open mouth, fluted and flanged ; perianth light yellow, 

 the petals being broad and rounded. A strong grower, 

 with wide foliage; flowers in mid-season. 



GLORY OF LEIDEN. (D. 14 in. fl $2.50 doz.) Dubbed 

 and truly "The King of Daffodils." It is a giant 

 seedling resembling, but superior to, Emperor, one of its 

 parents. A strong grower, with massive flowers of great 

 ( substance, boldly tilting upwards on strong stems, challeng- 

 ing admiration and comparison with more modest semi- 

 pendent flowering varieties. Glory of Leiden, big and 

 beautiful, seems conscious of its superiority in size, strength 

 and durability. It comes unscathed through vicissitudes 

 of unseasonable weather that dim the beauty of many more 

 delicate sorts. It can always be depended upon as a "show 

 flower," and to be the surprise and envy of daffodil-loving 

 visitors. The enormous trumpet is rich yellow, the petals 

 broad and rounded, of lighter shade with deeper yellow 

 pencilings. For pot culture, flower beds and borders it 

 is most effective. First-class certificate, R. H. S. 



GOLDEN BELL. (A. 14 in. fl*$i ea.) An extra-early 

 and remarkably free-flowering daffodil, with broad, light 

 yellow twisted petals and a large and prominent trumpet, 

 with an open frilled mouth. It is a tall grower, and most 

 adaptable for pot culture, borders and naturalising. First- 

 class certificate, R. H. S. 



GOLDEN EAGLE. (B. $1.50 doz.) A vigorous, early 

 flowering, self-coloured variety of rich yellow. A splendid 

 forcer and valuable for market. 



GOLDEN PLOVER. Syn: Golden Princeps. (B. 14 in. ff* 

 75C. doz.) An early flowering Irish daffodil having a 

 rich yellow trumpet and perianth. It is of the same habit 

 and nearly as early as Ard Righ, with a strong, vigorous 

 constitution. Easily forced for cut flowers, and as it seeds 



