INTRODUCTION 
It is my custom yearly to offer for sale, surplus stock, from a private 
collection of rare and unusual narcissi, together with standard garden 
varieties. 
The bulbs listed are taken from special groups of plants selected for 
division during the current season. Exceptional opportunity therefore 
is afforded the collector to choose from the following classes, with the 
assurance that they are all desirable acquisitions. 
Very choice European importations are available this season, moder¬ 
ately priced, since ground space is urgently needed for seedling Daf¬ 
fodils of my own raising. 
Only the finest grade of bulbs is sent out. My stock has achieved a 
reputation for quality and hardihood which is speedily establishing a 
clientele of connoisseurs. 
All bulbs receive state inspection ; but the best guarantee of security 
is my own experienced personal supervision at all times. Replanting of 
stock is begun here about the middle of August. Order early. 
Terms of Sale: No mail orders of less than $2.00 accepted. 
Persons unknown to me are kindly requested to remit cash with 
order. 
Reference: State-Planters Bank and Trust Company, Richmond, Va. 
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White Trumpets 
CORINTH. An immense flower of cardboard-like substance; broad, flat, pure white 
perianth standing at right angles to the bold ivory trumpet. My own garden was the 
first to grow this fine importation; it excited great admiration when exhibited at a 
State Daffodil Show, in 1932. Only a few bulbs to go, at less than the cost to import. 
Each, $7.75. 
DRIVEN SNOW. This very charming variety has a beautifully smooth, long 
trumpet and a fine spreading perianth of purest white. Each, 95c. 
ESKIMO. A flower of the most splendid quality, with broad perianth of great 
substance, and a trumpet opening pale primrose and passing to an intense white 
throughout. A beautiful garden plant. Each, $1.00. 
GAZA. This is a valuable white for late bloom. The flower is symmetrical and 
beautiful, and makes a stunning garden plant. Each, $1.35. 
MRS. JOHN BODGER. A semi-dwarf variety for the rock garden or front of 
the border ; a low mass of purest white that is quite unparalleled. Each, $2.00. 
ROB. BERKELEY. One of the very loveliest flowers of its class. A long-stemmed 
pure white, of the most exquisite form and balance. The perianth is of very beautiful 
quality with a slender trumpet nicely serrated at the mouth. Each, $3.75. 
VALETTA. Purest white throughout, of exceptional substance. Each, $1.50. 
W. P. MILNER. A very delightful dwarf, pure white variety; strongly recom¬ 
mended both for the rock garden and for naturalizing. Each, 20c. 
Bicolor Trumpets 
QUARTZ. An ideal show flower of exquisite form and texture. The substance 
is of the finest, and the quality superb. Each, $1.35. 
Yellow Incomparabilis 
DAMSON. Creamy-white perianth of fine substance and excellent form. The base 
of the segments is suffused yellow; the cup is long, and solid red throughout. 
A very brilliant flower. Each, $2.95. 
