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THE STORES & HARRISON* CO., PAINE S VTLLE , OHIO. 



NARCISSUS or "DAFFODILS" 



The Narcissus family, which embraces the Daffodils and 

 Jonquils, is one of the oldest and most generally planted of all 

 spring flowering bulbs. Chief among its manifold attractions 

 is the ruggedness of its habit, which resists all vicissitudes of 

 adverse soil and climatic condition. They will live almost 

 anywhere and adapt themselves to environment, being equally 

 at home in the formal garden, terrace, shrubbery or perennial 

 border; "naturalized" in the open fields, on the moist banks 

 of streams, or among the shadows of the woodlands. An 

 exception as to hardiness is the lovely Polyanthus type which, 

 although forced in vast numbers jfor cut-flowers and potted 

 plants, is not generally planted out doors. 



There are so many and differing varieties, a constant suc- 

 cession of attractive bloom may be had from earliest spring 

 until June. The flowers are of many forms and sizes, with 

 colors running through every shade of yellow and white, in 

 solid shades as well as in charming combinations. 



As pot plants, all varieties are easily forced; and furnish 

 much of the floral display and fragrance of the late winter- 

 Directions for potting and treatment required to secure a 

 succession of winter bloom, may be found on page i. 



Empress 



SINGLE HARDY NARCISSUS 



Large Trumpet Sorts 



Emperor. Magnificent all yel- 

 low flowers with immense 

 trumpet and over-lapping 

 petals measuring 3 to 3^ 

 inches across. One of the Each Doz. 100 

 finest Daffodils for cutting. . .$ 

 Empress. Large,bold and erect. 

 Perianth white, trumpet rich 



yellow 



Golden Spur. Extra large 

 bold, rich yellow flowers, early 

 and extremely free flowering . . 

 Henry Irving. Broad rich 

 flowers of golden yellow; one 



I I of the very earliest 



P Mme. Plemp. White peri- 

 anth, golden yellow trumpet. 

 Mrs. Walter T. Ware. One 

 of the choicest bicolorsorts; 

 perfectly formed, very free 

 and early blooming with 

 pure white perianth and a well ex> 

 panded, beautifully recurved golden- 

 yellow trumpet 



Princeps. Perianth sulphur, trumpet 

 yellow; very early with fine flowers 



and foliage 



Trumpet Major. A valuable early forc- 

 ing variety, deep golden yellow 



Victoria. A new introduction in pure 

 whites. Extra large fragrant flowers . . 



[If ordered by express at dozen rates, deduct 10 cts. 

 per dozen. 100 rate by express only. 



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