ESKIMO 



BERYL 



ESKIMO Each $2.25; 3 for $6.00 



A huge white Daffodil of fine build and great substance. Peri- 

 anth is pure white, wide and overlapping with pointed tips; the 

 big trumpet is heavy and opens widely. This flower opens deli- 

 cate primrose and fades to ivory-white. 



HADES Each $1.00; 3 for $2.75 



A rather late Incomparabilis with bright red cup described as "cherry- 

 red." This is set against background petals of soft creamy white, 

 giving it a warm glow. The contrast of colors is startling. Tall wiry 

 stems and good sized flowers. 



JOHN EVELYN Each 25c; $2.50 per Doz. 



An outstanding favorite in the Daffodil world. Large pure white peri- 

 anth opens perfectly flat and is 4 to 5 inches across. The large flat 

 cup of lemon-yellow is densely frilled or shirred to the base, as well 

 illustrated on page 46. Unexcelled for either the garden or the show 

 bench. 



LADY HILLINGDON Each 20c; $2.00 per Doz. 



This graceful flower has the deep butter-yellow of the Jonquils, but 

 is larger in size; broad perianth petals, medium length trumpet. 

 Clean, self colored and very fragrant, with flowers in clusters of two 

 or three on tall stems. 



MARY COPELAND Each 40c; 3 for $1.00 



One of the famous varieties of the new semi-double type, less yellow 

 and more inclined to cream. Shorter petals are lemon interspersed 

 with brilliant orange. Late bloomer. 



MOUNT ROYAL Each 75c; 3 for $2.00 



A wide spreading deep yellow trumpet Daffodil, with perianth having 

 three base petals extra wide; the three inner ones being narrower and 

 more curved. A stunning feature of this flower is the tremendously 

 large trumpet — see page 42. Very late; noble in appearance. 



GOLDEN PERFECTION 



MRS. JOHN BODGER 



Each $1.25; 3 for $3.25 



This new white trumpet Daffodil is regarded by some as the very finest 

 of its type and color. When fully open it is as white as new snow, and 

 is lovely in all stages. A very late variety, it opens deep ivory to 

 canary, becoming lighter each day for about three days. Then it lasts 

 for a full week or more in spotless perfection. Shorter than Beer- 

 sheba; shown on page 41. 



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