POETS 
Ace of Diamonds. The finest red-eyed Poeticus. Perfectly formed, broad, 
overlapping, snow-white perianth of wonderfully smooth texture and 
quality; the eye blazing hot orange-scarlet throughout. Each $1.50. 
Cassandra. Of fine form and substance. Clear white perianth; small 
eye deeply rimmed dark red. Dozen $1.25. 
Dactyl. Very large and beautifully clean-cut perianth of mathematical 
eveness and extraordinary solid smooth substance. Large, broad, fiat citron 
eye edged with a boldly defined rim of dark red. Each $1.00. 
Dulcimer. A magnificent Poet with broad, overlapping perianth of great 
substance and quality. The large, flat eye is broad and margined with 
deep red; green center. Each $1.00. 
Epic. A large flower with snow-white perianth; eye canary yellow with 
picotee edge of madder-crimson. Each 25c. 
Horace. Pure white perianth; conspicuous ired eye. Free flowering. 
Dozen $1.00. 
Kestral. A tall and stately variety of fine form and substance. Round, 
imbricated perianth, and broad, flat orange eye with a greenish center and 
margin of intense crimson-scarlet. Piach 75c. 
Minuet. Medium size and perfect form. Very round, flat perianth of 
great substance and a dark-red eye. Each $2.50. 
Sarchedon. Very large flower, often 3 x /i inches across. Solid w hite peri¬ 
anth; striking crimson-scarlet e>e shaded bright yellow with pretty green 
center. Each $1.25. 
Thelma. Snowy-wdiite, almond-shaped, overlapping perianth; large, light- 
yellow eye edged dark crimson. Dozen $1.25. 
OTHER CLASSES 
Queen of Spain. A small, but beautiful and distinct, flower. It varies in 
size and sometimes in form of trumpet but all are of a delicate canary-yellow, 
with a gracefully reflexing perianth. 3 for 50c. 
Thalia. A beautiful, white, cluster-flowered Triandrus hybrid of good size, 
producing three to five flowers on a tall stem. Each $1.00. 
Triandrus Albus. An exquisitely beautiful little species of slender growth 
and rushlike foliage. Several elegant little creamy-white flowers with glo¬ 
bular cup and reflexed perianth on each stem. 3 for 50c. 
Mixed Daffodils. Choice varieties and seedlings especially designed for 
naturalizing. Per 100 $2.50. 
DAFFODILS FOR THE ROCK GARDEN 
Because of their stature and size, the following varieties are suitable for 
the rock garden: Beacon, Buttercup, Circlet, Glitter, P'air Alice, Golden 
Sceptre, Jonquilla, Mrs. Robert Sydenham, Obvallaris, Orange Queen, Peter 
Barr, Pilgrim, Queen of Spain, Salmonetta, Thalia, Triandrus Albus, Win¬ 
some. 
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