CROCUS. 
The following collection embraces all the finest and most beautiful varieties, which are 
terised by large and well-formed fiowers, and especially adapted for pot culture. 
1,000 Bulbs in 10 choice varieties, by name 
600 „ 10 „ .. 
100 ,, 10 ,, ,, •• .. •• •• '* 
ALBION, blue and white striped, early and fine . . 
BABON VAN BKUNOW, superb, dark purple, beautiful 
CAROLINE CHISHOLM, very large, pure white . . 
DAVID RIZZIO, dark purple, large 
golden YELLOW, extra large bulbs, fine for pots, selected 
T* MATT?? 
oharac- 
f. d. 
22 6 
12 6 
3 0 
Per 100. 
a. d. 
2 0 
.. .. per 1,000, 30.V. 
LA MAJESTDEDSE, violet striped, very 
fine and early . . . . • • 
MONT BLANC, pure white, large, fine 
and early . . 
OTHELLO, dark purplish black, splendid 
shade 
PRINCE ALBERT, dark blue, large 
QUEEN VICTORIA, pure white, very 
large flower 
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, large purple, 
late . . 
SIR WALTER SCOTT, violet and white 
striped, purfile base 
MIXED, extra choice, from the above- 
named sorts .. . .per 1,000, 18». 
Cheaper by the 1,000. 
CROCUS. 
CHEAP DUTCH. 
BLUE, all shades 
STRIPED, all shades. 
WHITE, all shades . 
LARGE YELLOW . 
MIXED, all colours . 
per 1,000, 12s. 6rf. 
12s. 6rf. 
12s. 6rf. 
16s. Orf. 
10s. U. 
CROCUS (AUTUMN-FLOWERING). 
SPECIOSUS, a lovely autumn-blooming^ Crocus, producing a succession of handsome bright 
lilac-blue flowers, veined with dark blue, the pliimoae-formed stigma being of a nch orange 
colour. Per 1,000, 60s. ; per 100, 7s. 
DAFFODILS OR NARCISSUS. 
These early spring flowering bulbs are almost too well known to need comment. This season 
several important additions have been made, selected from the finest and moat (bstinct varieties , 
the bulbs are fine and thoroughly matured, being certain to produce handsome flowers, and look 
effective either planted in beds, borders, or groups. 
COLLECTIONS OF CHOICE DAFFODILS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE. 
100 in 20 extra choice varieties 
280 „ 20 
jt .. 
0 10 
1 5 
100 in 10 choice varieties 
250 „ 10 
£ «. d. 
0 7 6 
0 16 6 
ILBICANS {Large White Spimish Daffodil), long drooping trumpet, changing from pale primrose 
to pure white, when fully expanded, white perianth. 3 j. per doz. . .. i 
LRD-RIGH, OR IRISH KING, very large rich yellow trumpet, one of the earliest ot the large 
varieties. 3». 6d. per doz. , , -it i . 
lARBI CONSPICUUS, deep primrose, with yellow crown, heavily stained with orange scarlet. 
1.?. 9rf. per doz. ; 12s. per 100. , . , ,, ,, . -.i, 
IICOLOR, EMPRESS, the largest and noblest of all Datfodils, nch golden yellow trumpet, with 
broad wliite perianth, bolder and finer than Horsfeldii. 3s. per doz. ; 20s. per 100. 
IICOLOR GRANDIS, large deep golden yellow trumpet, with white perianth, about fourteen days 
later than norsjieldii ; one of the finest of this section. 36. per doz. ; 206. per 100. 
IICOLOR HORSFIELDII (King of Daffodils), a splendid large free-flowering early variety, immense 
golden yellow trumpet, with white perianth. 2s. 6^/. per doz. ; IGs. per 100. . - j v j. 
IICOLOR iiORIFOLIUS, EMPEROR, clear golden yellow trumpet, with broad, stout, deUcate 
primrose-coloured perianth. 6rf. each; 3s. per doz.; 20s. per 100. 
IICOLOR VICTORIA, a grand new trumpet Daffodil, large, bold and erect flower, creamy white 
perianth, trumpet clear rich yellow. 3s. each ; 34«. per doz. . ... v • i. 
IIFLORTTS (Primrose Peerless), pure white, with yellow cup ; a well-known variety, bearing two 
flowers on the same footstalk. 17s. 6r/. per 1,000 ; 2s. per 100 ; 6rf. per doz. 
