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BARR AND SON, 12, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN. 
Sub-group, Sundry forms of Pseudo-Narcissus. 
CAMBRICUS, perianth sulphur white, trumpet yel- 
low. Reintroduced by Barr and Son. 
Per doz., 4s. 6d. ; each, 6d. 
F. D. C. Godman, perianth pale sulphur, trumpet 
rich yellow, very distinct. B. 
Lobular is, perianth pale sulphur, trumpet yellow, 
remarkably neat flower and dwarf grower. 
Per doz., 2s. 6d.; each 3d. 
Lobularis AMPLICORONA, perianth pale sulphur, 
trumpet yellow. Very distinct. 
Per 100, 21 s. ; per doz., 3s. 6d.; each, 4d. 
Nell Barry, perianth sulphur, and dog-eared, 
trumpet yellow, very distinct. B. 
Nobilis, figured by Redout^, perianth sulphur, 
trumpet yellow, and much gashed. 
Princeps, perianth sulphur-white, trumpet yellow, 
very large flower. Reintroduced by Mr. de 
Graaff. Per 100, 21s.; per doz., 3s. 6d.;each, 4d. 
Stansfield, large spreading sulphur perianth, 
yellow trumpet, very distinct. B. 
Wolley Dod, short deep yellow trumpet, large 
spreading primrose perianth, longer than the 
trumpet, very distinct. B. 
Telamonius, variable; is Princeps a variety of 
this ? ; the finest form (the single counterpart of 
the best type of Telamonius plenus) has the large 
spreading light yellow perianth, with the divi- 
sions distinctly channelled, and on first opening 
barred with greenish yellow, large handsome 
yellow trumpet. Reintroduced by Barr & Son. 
N. Major Superbus. 
Very much reduced from natural size. 
Major Varieties— 
Beaconsfield, perianth and trumpet full prim- 
rose yellow. B. 
Backhouse’s Queen, perianth lemon, trumpet 
deep yellow. B. 
Capt. Nelson, very large flower, almost a self 
yellow, perianth a trifle lighter than the trum- 
pet, which is long and spreading, growth some- 
what dwarf. L. 
Corporal Trim, almost self, deep yellow, long, 
much gashed trumpet. L. 
Cleopatra, perianth deep primrose, trumpet yel- 
low, very distinct. L. 
Chinese Gordon, perianth and trumpet a fine 
uniform yellow. L. 
Eliza Turck, perianth and trumpet deep canary 
yellow, very distinct. B. 
Evening Star, perianth yellow and stellated, 
trumpet deeper yellow. L. 
G. H. Engelheart, perianth yellow, tmmpet 
deeper yellow, long, and somewhat spreading. L. 
Green Back, trumpet yellow, outside of perianth 
more or less green. L. 
Gertrude Jekyll, perianth and trumpet almost 
uniform sulphur, very distinct. N. 
Gladstone, perianth and trumpet light yellow. L. 
Golden Prince, uniform full bright yellow 
perianth and trumpet, flower very elegant, 
not unlike a small Maximus. B. 
Her Majesty, clear light yellow self, perianth 
slightly twisted, trumpet largely expanded. L. 
HudibrAS, a remarkably distinct variety, perianth 
yellow, broad, imbricated, and longer than 
trumpet, which is a deep yellow. L. 
Per doz., 25s. ; each, 2s. 6d. 
Major Varieties— continued. 
Havelock, perianth light yellow, open and spread- 
ing, trumpet deeper yellow. L. 
John Nelson, very distinct from its rounded 
drooping flower, which is large and of an 
almost uniform yellow, somewhat dwarf habit 
of growth. L. 
J. G. Baker (volutus), perianth and trumpet rich 
primrose, a very distinct variety. L. 
John Vincent, very distinct, almost self, canary 
yellow, long narrow trumpet, and long twisted 
perianth. B. 
John Bright, uniform light clear yellow perianth, 
twisted, and trumpet elegantly flanged, very 
distinct. L. 
Joseph Chamberlain, self, yellow perianth and 
trumpet, very distinct. B. 
Khedive, trumpet and perianth almost uniform 
light yellow. L. 
Little Princess, perianth and trumpet uniform, 
sulphur, in this respect resembling Gertrude 
Jekyll. L. 
Lady Doneraile, perianth and trumpet fine pale 
yellow. L. 
Lord Mayor, perianth and trumpet large and 
uniform soft light yellow. L. 
Mrs. H. J. Elwes, very distinct, soft clear yellow 
’perianth and trumpet, large and spreading. L. 
Mrs. Gladstone, perianth and trumpet pale 
yellow, in the way of Mr. Gladstone, but 
shorter trumpet. L. 
Mrs. Shirley Hibberd, perianth yellow, trumpet 
deeper yellow and much flanged, very distinct. B. 
Mrs. N elson, very large flower, fine light yellow peri- 
anth and trumpet, somewhat dwarf grower. L. 
Major, rich almost uniform deep yellow perianth 
and trumpet. 
Per 100, 21s. ; per’doz., 3s. 6d. ; each, 4d. 
Major luteus, perianth yellow, trumpet large, 
deep yellow, and much gashed. L. 
Major superbus, this is one of the most distinct 
of Mr. Leeds’ Yellow Daffodils. Perianth broad 
and firmly set, trumpet large and gracefully 
flanged. L. (See figure in Gardeners' Magazine 
of Botany, iii. 169.) 
Maximus, perianth rich yellow, and remarkable for 
an elegant twist, trumpet very large, gracefully 
flanged, and deep yellow. 
Per doz., 10s. 6d. ; each, is. 
M. J. Berkeley, the largest of all yellow trum- 
pet Daffodils, nearly one-third larger than 
Maximus, which it much resembles, uniform 
rich deep yellow. B. 
Marie Louise, perianth canary yellow, trumpet 
much expanded, in the style of maximus. B. 
Morning Star (stellatus), perianth pale yellow and 
stellated, trumpet deep yellow. L. 
Per doz., 7s. 6d. ; each, 9d. 
Obvallaris (Tenby Daffodil), this remarkable 
variety is distinct from all others ; the flower is 
not large, but with all the fine qualities that 
delight the eye of the connoisseur florist, perianth 
lighter yellow than the trumpet. 
Per 100, 16s. ; per doz., 2s. 6d. ; each, 3d. 
PROPINQUUS, this differs but little from major ; both 
have a large gashed trumpet, and are almost 
uniform deep yellow ; the foliage in propinquus 
is of a bluer green. 
Prince George, perianth and trumpet yellow, 
dwarf sturdy habit, very distinct. L. 
President Arthur, uniform yellow, trumpet 
large, perianth broad, imbricated and hooded, 
laying forward on trumpet as in spurius, large 
flower. L. 
President Lincoln, almost uniform yellow, large 
flower, perianth twisted, or sometimes chan- 
nelled. L. 
Spurius, very distinct, almost self yellow, with 
broad, imbricated hooded perianth, laying for- 
ward upon a large wide-mouthed trumpet. 
Per 100, 21s. ; per doz., 3s. 6d. ; each, ^d. 
Spurius coronatus, remarkable for its large, 
broad expanded yellow trumpet, and spreading 
divisions of the perianth which are of lighter 
yellow. 
