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Large Trumpet Narcissus 



THE " Large Trumpet " section of the Daffodil family is perhaps the most popular of all. 

 The flowers are of large size; the perianth or spreading petals measure according to 

 the variety, from 2^ to 3J inches across, and the trumpets vary from 2 to 3 inches 

 in length. The flowers are of much substance, and being gracefully poised on long, stiff 

 stalks, are especially beautiful when cut for vases and table decoration, lasting in water far 

 over a week; they are also largely used in the cities as corsage flowers. The bulhs are 

 hardy and of the easiest culture, either planted in the garden for sprinR blooming or in pots 

 for winter blooming in the house. 



LARGE TRUMPET NARCISSUS. 



Albicans. The " White Spanish Daffodil." Creamy-white, 

 with a silvery-white trumpet slightly flushed with prim- 

 rose and elegantly recurved at brim 



Emperor. One of the finest Daffodils in cultivation ; entire 

 flower of the richest yellow, trumpet of immense size, and 

 the petals of the perianth are so broad they overlap and 

 measure 3^ inches across. Grand for cutting 



Empress. A magni.ncent large variety, bold and erect. A 

 rare beauty. Some give this the palm of being the best 

 of the two-colored trumpets. Perianth white and of 

 great substance, trumpet rich yellow 



Grandee. Flowers large, with broad white perianth, the 

 petals of which are wide and overlapping, tube a ma,g- 

 nificent yellow, beautifully imbricated; a flower of great 

 substance and grand for cutting 



Golden Spur. One of the grandest Daffodils, with extra 

 large, bold, rich yellow flowers, foliage very broad and 



f striking. It is of unusually robust habit, and unsur- 

 passed for gardens, pots or forcing. Early and ex- 

 tremely free flowering 



Henry Irving. A magnificent flower, wdth beautifully 

 frilled trumpet, nearly 2 inches wide at the mouth, of 

 rich golden-yellow color. The petals of the perianth 

 are very wide, overlapping, color bright yellow. A most 

 perfect flower 



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Each. Doz. 100 



6c. 



6c. 



6c. 



60c. 



60c. 



75c. 



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LARGE TRUMPET NARCISSUS. 



Horsfieldi. " The Queen of the Daffodils." Very large 

 flowers of pure white, with rich yellow trumpet. Very 

 stately and beautiful and one of the most elegant for la^ 

 dies corsage wear. The flowers are the largest of this 

 class, very early and free-blooming; a grand cut flower, 

 and eagerly sought after as one of the finest 



Maximus, or Hale's Beaten Gold. One of the largest and 

 most beautiful of this class. Very large flower of rich, 

 deep golden-yellow. Remarkable for an elegantly 

 twisted perianth. Trumpet deep golden, large, well- 

 flanged and deeply fluted. The darkest and richest 

 yellow of all Daffodils 



Pallidas Praecox. The " White Pyrenees Daffodil." One 

 of the earliest and most beautiful varieties; both trumpet 

 and perianth are clear sulphur-white; one of the best for 

 forcing. The flowers, though not extra large, are freely 

 produced 



Princeps. Very early. This is one of the most popular 

 winter-flowering and forcing varieties grown. Flowers 

 large, perianth sulphury; an immense rich yellow trumpet 



Rugilobus. A very free bloomer — broad-petaled flower 3 

 inches across, of pale yellow, large trumpet of golden- 

 yellow ; a beautiful variety 



Trumpet Major. Flower large and almost of a uniform 

 deep golden. Highly prized as an eerly-forcing sort and 

 largely planted for o utside bedding 



I You Must Plant Bulbs This Fall ! 



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5c. 



60c. 



75c. 



50c. 

 S5c. 

 50c. 



$4.50. 



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3.75 

 2.50. 

 3.50- 

 2.50' 



)l@"Remember : 



If you want flowers in your house this 

 winter, or in your garden next spring. 



