AUTUMN CATALOGUE, 1909. 



LARGE TRUMPET NARC\SS\.-Cont/nued. 



Horsfieldii. ( King of the Daffodils. ) One of 

 the best Daffodils for forcing and bedding; 

 trumpet of enormous size, deep golden yel- 

 low; perianth white; a striking flower. 

 Doz.,. 40; per too, S2.75; per 1000, S22.00. 



J. B. M. Camm. A lovely Daffodil of great sub- 

 stance. Trumpet rich yellow changing to 

 creamv vellow. perianth white. First-class 

 Certificate R. H. S.. England. Doz., 85 ; per 

 100, S7.50. 



.Madame De Qraaf. The largest and finest 

 White Trumpet Daffodil; the trumpet on 

 opening is pale primrose, but the whole 

 flower soon becomes pure white. It is 

 charming for forcing in pans. Each, 60 

 cents; Doz., S6.00. 



Madame Plemp. Large pure white perianth, 

 golden yellow trumpet ; very large well- 

 formed fiowers. Doz., .85; per 100, S7.50. 



.Mrs. J. B. M. Camm. A handsome white va- 

 riety of graceful appearance. Trumpet 

 large and creamy white, perianth pure 

 white. First Class Certificate R. H. S. 

 Doz., S2.00; per 100, S12.00. 



Ob\allaris. ( Tettby Daffodil. ) Pure bright yel- 

 low ; erect growing sort, of fine form, with 

 wide trumpet and broad perianth; very 

 early, excellent for forcing and bedding. 

 Doz., .35; per 100, S2.50; per 1000, S20.00. 



Frinceps Ma.\imus. A large and greatly im- 

 proved form of the popular X. Princeps, 

 which has always been a favorite forcing 

 sort. It is very early, of good substance, 

 and keeps well when cut. The trumpet is 

 of large size and deep yellow; perianth, 

 pale primrose. Doz., .20; per 100, Si. 25 

 per 1000, Sio.oo. 



Rugilobus. Large golden yellow trumpet ; per- 

 ianth, primrose, often three inches broad; 

 free-blooming; excellent for forcing and 

 bedding. Doz., .35; per 100, S2.50; per 

 1000, $20.00. 



Spurius. One of the finest Trumpet Daffodils 

 self-colored, clear yellow ; large wide-mouth 

 trumpet ; excellent forcing and bedding sort. 

 Doz., .25; per 100, Si. 75; per 1000, S15.00. 



Trumpet Major, Dutch Grown. Trumpet and 

 perianth, deep golden yellow, flower, large, 

 very effective ; the most popular Daffodil 

 for both forcing and bedding. Doz., .25; 

 per 100, Si. 75; per 1000, S15.00. 



Trumpet Major, French Grown. Desirable to 

 force for Christmas, should be potted in 

 September. Doz., .40; per 100, S2.50; 

 per 1000, Si 8.00. 



Trumpet Maximus. Immense size; trumpet, 

 deep golden yellow, gracefully recurved and 

 fringed; perianth, deep yellow, elegantly 

 twisted. Doz., .50; per 100, S3. 50: per 

 1000, S30.00. 



Trumpet Minor. A miniature form of Trumpet 

 Maximus, growing five inches high. Doz: 

 .20; per 100, Si. 25; per 1000, Sio.oo. 



\'ictoria. Bold, erect, clear yellow trumpet of 

 large size, and beautifully frilled at the 

 mouth; perianth, creamy white, broad and 

 of good substance. Awarded a first-class 

 certificate of merit by the Massachusetts 

 Horticultural Society. Doz., .50; per 100, 

 S3. 50; per 1000, S30.00. 



Narcissus Glory of Leiden. 



rOR cutting pur post s there is no more lovely class of foivers than the large Trumpet 

 Daffodils, whether grown in the greenhouse during winter or in the open garden in 

 spring. The sorts most generally grown for this use arc Emperor, Empress, Golden 

 Spur, Horsfieldii, Princeps Maximus, and Trumpet Major; all tlw varieties, howeivr, 

 are suitable. Glory of Leiden is the largest of all and is of rich, pure yellow. At the 

 Spring Exhibition of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society it stood out cotisp^icuously 

 from all tlw otlwrs and easily took first place. 



19 



