R. £r J. FARQUHAR &■ Co., BOSTON. 



COKBULARIA OR HOOP 

 NARCISSUS. 



PETTICOAT 



Bulbocodium. (^ Vcllo-n) Hoop Petticoat.) Dwarf variety with deep 

 golden yellow flowers, a number of which are produced by each 

 bulb. It is very pretty when forced; ten to twelve bulbs in a 

 six-inch pan. It is also charming for edges of beds, and is very 

 hardy. Per dozen, 85 cents; per 100, $5 50; per 1,000, $45.00. 



MEDIUM TRUMPET NAKCISSI. 



This class includes many of the most beautiful and useful Daffo- 

 dils, with flowers often from three to five inches across. The 

 characteristic feature of this section is that the trumpet is usually 

 half the length of the divisions of the perianth, giving the flower a very 

 refined form. In flowering they follow the Large Trumpet Narcissus. 

 They are equally desirable for open-ground cultivation and forcing in 

 the greenhouse or window. 



Barrii Conspicuus. Large broad spreading 

 perianth, primrose yellow; crown, yellow 

 conspicuously edged with orange-scarlet, 

 une.xcelled for cutting and lasts long in 

 water after being cut 



Barri Flora Wilson. Pure white perianth, 

 cup yellow, edged with orange scarlet . 



Barri Maurice Vilmorin. Creamy white 

 l^erianth, cup rather long and heavily 

 stained scarlet; very beautiful . . . . 



Barri Sensation. Pure white perianth, cup 

 canary yellow, edged orange scarlet ; extra 

 fine 



Incomparabilis Simplex. {Star of Great 

 Xoin-suih Daffinlil. ) Perianth, light yel- 

 low, trumpet, deep yellow; variable . . 



Incomparabilis Beauty. .Sulphur yellow 

 perianth; large yellow cup margined 

 orange scarlet; a bold strong flower, vigor- 

 ous grower 



Incomparabilis Cynosure. Large showy 

 flower tif free growth, primrose-white 

 perianth, with bold orange scarlet crown; 

 a beautiful Daffodil; forces well . . . . 



Incomparabilis C. J. Backhouse. Peri- 

 anth yellow, with long, rich orange scarlet 

 cup : extra fine . . . . 



Incomparabilis Frank Riles. A large, 

 soft, clear yellow flower, elegantly twisted, 



Incomparabilis Queen Bess. One of the 

 earliest chalice-cupped Daffodils; perianth, 

 pure white, cup clear yellow 



Incomparabilis Sir Watkin. Giant 

 IVelsh D.ijffodit. Large primrose perianth, 

 frequently over 5 inches across; cup rich 

 golden yellow, elegantly fringed; one of 

 the finest Daffodils 



Incomparabilis Stella. Pure white peri- 

 anth, with bright yellow crown; very early 

 and easily forced 



Incomparabilis Stella Superba. Flowers 

 much larger than the preceding . . . . 



Leedsii. White perianth; cup pale primrose, 

 changing to white; fragrant; excellent for 

 forcing and open ground 



Leedsii Duchess of Brabant. {Vincenti.) 

 Llegant white perianth; small canary 

 yellow cup: a charming variety . . . . 



Leedsii Grand Duchess. White perianth, 

 cup stained apricot orange, early and 

 beautiful 



Leedsii Katherine Spurrell. Very broad 

 sulphurv white perianth, canary cup, large 

 well-shaped flower 



Leedsii Hinnie Hume. Large white peri- 

 anth, spreading cup, passing from lemon 

 to white. First-class certificate R. H. S. . 



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