368 
JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND COTTAGE GARDENER. 
[ May 8, 1884. 
revision and correction in the sense of the resolution. Mr. 
Elwes presided. Mr. J. G. Baker kindly undertook to frame a 
table showing the botanical relationship between the several 
plants, while to Mr. T. Moore and Mr. P. Barr was deputed the 
further task of filling in the names of other garden forms and 
monstrosities. The list here printed is the result of their joint 
labours, the first portion showing Mr. Baker's grouping of the 
botanical forms, and the second portion the garden varieties 
arranged, according to their botanical affinities. 
YI. Eunarcissus— 
12. poeticus 
,, stellaris 
„ recurvus 
„ poetarum 
radiiflorus (angustifolius, Ait.) 
verbanensis 
VII. Aurelia- 
13. Broussonetii 
[Five of the preceding thirteen species are, practically speaking, out of 
court as garden plants.] 
THE CONGRESS CATALOGUE OF NARCISSI. 
Series I.— Genuine Species and tiieir Varieties. 
[Note. —The names printed (large type) in the first left hand column 
represent the sub-genera, those in the second (italics) indicate the admitted 
species, those beneath them in ordinary type are sub-species, and the right 
hand column gives the varieties as understood botanically. The garden 
forms and monstrosities follow these.] 
Magnicoroxati. 
I. CORBULARIA— 
1. Bulbocodium 
„ conspicuus 
„ citrinus 
nivalis 
Graelsii 
monophyllus 
II. Ajax— 
2. Pseudo-Narcissus 
Pseudo-Narcissus proper (the wild Daffodil of England). 
„ abscissus (muticus) 
,, cambricus 
„ lobularis 
„ Telamonius [p.B.] 
„ princeps Lp.b.] 
major 
minor 
connecting links between 
Pseudo-Narcissus and major. 
maximus 
obvallaris [p.B.] 
JJ 
» 
bicolor 
pumilus 
nanus 
minimus 
?? 
moschatus 
i „ f a connecting link between Pseudo- 
( Narcissus and bicolor 
albicans [p.B.] 
cernuus 
tortuosus 
Mediicoronati. 
III. Ganymedes— 
3. calathinus 
4. triandrus 
„ pulchellus 
„ cernuus 
,, concolor 
■ nutan9 
IV. Queltia— 
5. incomparabilis 
aurantius 
albidus 
6. odorus (calathinus, Hort.) 
,, Iffitus 
7. juncifolius 
apodanthus 
rupicolus 
V. 
Parvicoronati. 
Hermione— 
8. Jonquilla 
9. Tazetta 
dubius 
intermedius 
„ bifrons 
,, primulinus 
„ bicrenatus 
,, radiatus 
pachybulbus 
orientalis 
canariensis 
mediterraneus 
„ ganymedoides 
polyanthos 
ochroleucus 
papyraceus (unicolor, niveus) 
Luna 
10 . 
11 . 
Panizzianus 
italicus 
chrysanthus 
aureus 
viridi/lorus'} 
serotinus 
elegans 
obsoletus ) 
Barlae 
Bertolonii 
autumn flowerers 
Series II. —Hybrids, known or presumed. 
[Note. —Of these the first column of names represents what are regarded 
as primary types ; those in the second are regarded as secondary types.] 
Mediicoronati. 
1. Rumei (Hume’s hybrid) : incomparabilis x Pseudo-Narcissus. 
albidus 
concolor 
2. Bachhousei (Backhouse’s hybrid) 
3. Macleai (Macleay’s hybrid) : Pseudo-Narcissus X Tazetta 
Nelsoni 
Bernardi [p.b.] 
Sabini 
tridymus 
4. Leedsii (Leed’s hybrid) : montanus X Pseudo-Narcissus 
Vincenti 
5. Barrii (Barr’s hybrid) : poeticus X Pseudo-Narcissus 
6. poculiformis = montanus (Salisbury’s hybrid) : (?) papyraceus X mos¬ 
chatus. 
galanthifolius 
Dr. Masters 
Parvicoronati. 
7. gracilis : juncifolius X Tazetta 
8. Burbidgei (Burbidge’s hybrid) : super-poeticus X Pseudo-Narcissus 
9. biflorus: (?) poeticus X Tazetta 
albus. 
[Nos. 3, 6, 7, 9 are old, the others recent],—J. G. B. 
Garden Varieties of Species (Series I). 
2. Pseudo-Narcissus — 
albus, luteus, pallidus, Nelson, scoticus, serratus 
sub-group : F. D. C. Godman, Nell Barry, Stansfield, variiformis, 
Wolley Dod 
2 a. nobilis of Redonte 
'2b. lobularis— 
amplicorona 
2c. major— 
Beaconsfield, Backhouse’s Queen, Captain Nelson, Corporal Trim, 
Cleopatra, Chinese Gordon, Eliza Turck, Evening Star ; Greenback, 
Gertrude Jekyll, Gladstone, Golden Prince, Her Majesty, Hudi- 
bras, Havelock, John Nelson, J. G. Baker (volutus), John Vincent, 
John Bright, Joseph Chamberlain, Khedive, Little Princess, Lady 
Doneraile, Lord Mayor, Mr. Engelheart, Mrs. H. J. Elwes, Mrs. 
Gladstone, Mrs. Shirley Hibberd, Mrs. Nelson, maximus, M. J. 
Berkeley, Marie Louise, major luteus, major superbus, Morning 
Star (stellatus), Peri, propinquus, Prince George, President Arthur, 
President Lincoln, spurius, spurius coronatus, Sir Charles Dilke, Sir 
W. Harcourt, St. Bridgid, Shirley Hibberd, Sharman Crawford, 
Seraph, Thomas Moore (Mooreanus), Thomas Spanswick, Town- 
shend Boscawen, Tottenham Yellow 
2d. bicolor— 
Alfred Parsons, Archbishop Haynauld, breviflos (bicolor, Bot. Mag.) 
Dean Herbert (primulinus), Duke of Edinburgh, Duchess of Edin¬ 
burgh, Empress, George H. Barr, grandis (maximus), Horsfieldii, 
Harrison Weir, James Walker (albidus), J. B. M. Camm, Jeannette, 
Mrs. J. B. M. Camm, Mrs. Harrison Weir, Michael Foster (sulphu- 
rescens), Mrs. M. Foster, Murrell Dobell, President Garfield, Prince 
of Wales, Peabody, Sir R. Peel, T. S. Dorrien-Smith, William 
Robinson 
2e. lorifolius— 
A. F. Barron, anceps, Emperor, Edith Barber, J. W. H. Barr, Lady 
Dorothy, Mrs. W. Goldring, Lord Derby, P. R. Barr, rugiiobus 
2 f. moschatus— 
cernuus pulcher, Mr. Cowan (Cowani), Cecilia de Graaf, Dr. Hogg, 
Duchess of Connaught, Exquisite, F. W. Burbidge, G. F. Loder, 
Lady Grosvenor, Mr. Milner (Milneri), Mrs. F. W. Burbidge, 
Marchioness of Lome, pallidus praecox, Rebecca Syme, Sir Stafford 
Northcote, Sarah Tisdale, William Goldring (longipetalus) 
5. incomparabilis — 
concolor— 
Autocrat (expansus), Bella (minor), Blucher, Chang, Edward Hart, 
Eclipse (grandiflorus), Hector, Jenny Lind, Provost, Sunray (stel¬ 
latus), Sycorax, Wellington. 
Leedsii— 
C. J. Backhouse, Figaro (expansus), Fairy (marginatus minor), 
Gloria Mundi, Glow (marginatus), Mrs. A. F. Barron, Sunlight (stel¬ 
latus), Titan (grandiflorus). 
sulphureus— 
Astrsea (aureo-tinctus), Beauty, C. H. Dee, Darling (marginatus), 
Gil Bias (stellatus), Hogarth, John Bull (expansus), Johnny Sands, 
Magog (grandiflorus), J. F. Meston, J. T. D. Llewelyn, King of the 
Netherlands, Longshanks, Mrs. Meston, Nabob, Queen Sophia, Queen 
Mab (marginatus minor), Sir Christopher Wren, 
albidus— 
Annie Baden, Adonis, Albert Victor, Bianca (expansus), Bride, 
Cupid (stellatus), Cynosure (albidus Leedsii), Fitzjames, Gog (grandi¬ 
florus, Jane Kolle, Lorenzo, Vesta. 
