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GOLDEN Spur. A yellow trumpet of good color which blooms 
early; In conservatory court. 
LORY OF LEIDEN. A large trumpet a pale yellow with 
paler perianth segments; conservatory flower beds. 
GRANDEE. A yellow trumpet with pure white segments, 
fairly late bloomer; conservatory flower beds. 
Horsrievpi. Another yellow trumpet with white segments; 
conservatory flower ee 
Mme. Premp. A long golden trumpet with white perianth, 
medium late; conservatory flower beds. 
Victoria. This bicolor isa steadad sort and has large trum- 
pets and broad cream g ; conservatory court and 
conservatory flower beds. 
Medio-coronati. Medium or chalice cup or trumpet, about 
half as long as perianth segments. 
Barril Conspicuus. This variety is Sea of the 
Barrii group. Long tubes at right angles to the stem, broad, 
spreading, sulphur-yellow segments, and shorter, trod cups, 
about 34 inch long, — sia rims; court and 
INCOMPARABILIS CYNOSURE. A representative of ihe incom- 
NCOMPARABILIS SIR WATKIN. A tall pene large flowered 
incomparabilis with sulphur perianth and yellow cup, orange 
1 Mrs. Lanctry. Leedsii sorts have white or pale 
half nee somewhat nodding. Mrs. Langtry is primrose, 
almost white; conservatory flower beds. 
Parvicoronati. Small cup, crown or trumpet; cup much less 
than half the perianth segments almost reduced to a mere rim. 
BIFLoRUS. ius rose peerles SS Narcissus, ot stalk two 
flowered, cream y flower bed No. 
Poeticus. Poet's narcissus or pheasant co eye, white with 
reddish purple rim of cup. Latest of our narcissi. Found in 
conservatory flower beds. 
Icus oRNaTUS. An earlier variety of Poet’s, with 
glistening curved perianth ae and deep red rim to itscup. 
Many groups will be found in conservatory flower beds and court. 
