CONTENTS 



CHAPTEI^ ' PAGE 



I. Old-time and Modern Daffodils and 



Narcissus. ... 3 



II. Daffodils in the Garden Border. . 17 



III. Flowering Daffodils in Winter. . 47 



IV. Water Culture in the House. . 63 

 ■ijy. The Commercial Production of Cut 



Flowers. . . . .70 



VI. Naturalising in the Grass. . .81 



YIl. Miniature Daffodils for the Rock 



Garden. . ... 90 



VIII. The One Insect and One Disease. 93 

 IX. Straightening Daffodil Nomenclature 



and Classification. . . 98 



X. The Large Trumpet Daffodils. . iii 

 XI. The Lesser Trumpet, Hoop-Petti- 

 coat and Cyclamen-flowered 

 Daffodils. . . . .141 



XII. The Medium-crown Hybrids. . 148 



XIII. The Pheasant's Eye and Poet's 



Hybrid Narcissus. . .170 



XIV. The Sweet-scented Jonquils and 



Campernelles. . . .180 



XV. The Tender Cluster-flowered Nar- 

 cissus. . . . . .183 



X¥I. The Hardy Cluster-flowered Nar- 

 cissus. . . .. .192 



