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yellow, in the way of Mr. Gladstone, but 
shorter trumpet. L. 
Mbs. Shibley Hibbeed, perianth yellow, trumpet 
^eper yellow and much flanged, very distinct. 
Mbs. Nelson, very large flower, fine light yellow 
perianth and trumpet, somewhat dwarf 
grower. L. 
Major, rich almost uniform deep yellow perianth 
and trumpet. 
Major luteus, perianth yellow, trumpet large, 
deep yellow, and much gashed. L. 
Major supeebus, this is one of the most dis¬ 
tinct of Mr. Leeds’ Yellow Daffodils. 
Perianth broad and firmly set, trumpet large 
and gracefully flanged. L. (See figure in 
Oardeners’ Magazine of Botang, iii. 169.) 
Maximus, perianth' rich yellow, and remarkable 
for an elegant twist, trumpet very large, grace¬ 
fully flanged, and deep yellow. 
M. J . Eerkele Y.^—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. 
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. 
Peopinquus, 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 hooded, and 
laying forward on trumpet as in spurius, large 
flower. L. 
President Lincoln, almost uniform yellow, 
large flower, pierianth twisted or sometimes 
channelled. L. 
Spurius, very distinct, almost self, ymllow, with 
broad imbricated hooded perianth, laying 
forward upon a large wide-mouthed trumpet. 
Spurius coeonatus, remarkable for its large 
broad yellow expanded trumpet, and spread¬ 
ing divisions of the perianth which are of 
lighter yellow. 
Sir Chas. Dilke, a very distinct variety of soft 
self primrose colour, the perianth somewhat 
dog-eared. B. 
Sir W. Haecourt, a very remarkable variety, a 
large development of incomparabilis Edward 
Hart, but a pure Ajax, almost uniform yel¬ 
low. B. 
St. Brigid, perianth and trumpet soft se'f 
yellow. B. 
Shirley Hibbeed, a very distinct variety, large 
deep yellow expanded trumpet, the Jighter 
yellow divisions of the perianth slightly 
twisted. B. 
Sharman CRi.w'FORD, perianth sulphur striped 
yellow, trumpet lellow. L. 
Seraph, perianth sulphur-yellow, trumpet straight 
serrated and full i ellow, earlj'. L. 
Thomas Moore (Mooreanus), light j'ellow 
perianth, trumpet long narrow regularly 
lobed, very distinct, and rich full yellow. L. 
Thomas Spanswick, rich clear yellow trumpet 
and perianth. L. 
Townshend Boscawen, large conspicuous 
flower, trumpet and perianth yellow. B. 
Tottenham Yellovst, perianth yellow, trumpet 
deeper yellow. 
Minor— 
*Cyclamineus (small reflexing-flowered). 
Minimus (pumilus, Herbert), the smallest Dafibdil 
known, perianth a little lighter than the 
trumpet. 
Minor, a very distinct variety; the divisions of 
perianth take after Maximus in the graceful 
twist, trumpet distinctly lobed and a little 
deeper yellow than the perianth. 
Nanus, differs considerably from any variety in 
this group, the trumpet is plaited and the 
divisions of the perianth comparatively broad ; 
as an edging it surpasses all others, height 3 
to 6 inches. 
Pumilus, in all points of character and colour the 
counterpart of minor, but a stronger grower. 
Bicoloe— 
Alfred Parsons, perianth white, trumpet 
yellow, very distinct, and dwarf grower. L. 
Bicoloe (of Haworth, N. tubseflorus, Salisbury), 
perianth white, trumpet yellow. 
Beeviflos (bicolor of Botanical Magazine), 
perianth sulphury white, trumpet yellow. 
Charles Dickens, perianth very white, broad 
imbricated, trumpet short and pale yellow, 
very distinct. L. 
David Walker, perianth sulphury -white, well 
imbricated and finely formed, trumpet yellow. 
L. 
Dean Herbert (primulinus), perianth full prim¬ 
rose changing to sulphur, trumpet rich yel¬ 
low, very large and distinct. L. 
Duke of Edinburgh, perianth white, trumpet 
canary, very disiinct. B. 
Duchess of Edinburgh, perianth sulphur, 
trumpet canary, medium size, and very dis¬ 
tinct flower. B. 
Empress, perianth white of great substance, 
trumpet rich yellow, a very large flower. B. 
George H. Bare, perianth white, trumpet 
yellow, medium-sized flow'er, dwarf grower. L. 
Geandis (bicolor maximus), perianth pure white, 
finely imbricated, and very large full yellow 
trumpet, perhaps the finest of tne bicolors. L. 
Hoesfieldii, perianth white, trumpet rich 
yellow, very large flower. H. 
Harrison AVeir, perianth white and channelled, 
trumpet yellow, large and very imposing. B. 
James Walker (albidus), perianth sulphur 
white, elegantly imbricated, trumpet large 
and very fine. L. 
J. B. M. Camm, perAnth white and very elegant, 
trumpet primrose, gracefully formed and very 
distinct. B. 
JbANNETTE, perianth white, small, neat and com¬ 
pact, trumpet yellow. L. 
Madonna, perianth white, long sulphury white 
trumoet, flower drooping, very distinct. B. 
Mrs. j. B. M. Camm, perianth white and very 
elegant, trumpet sulphur-white, very grace!ul 
and dis'inct. B. 
Mrs. Harrison AVeir, perianth white, trumpet 
yellow elegantly recurved, flower medium¬ 
sized and distinct. B. 
Michael Foster (sulphurescens), large sulphur- 
white iieriaiith, lirge thict rich yellow 
trumpet, very distinct. L. 
Mrs. James AA'alker, perianth white, imbricated 
and of fine quality, trumpet yellow. L. 
Mrs. M. Poster, perianth sulphury-white, trumpet 
yellow. L. 
Murrell Dobell, perianth white and compact, 
trumpet yellow. L. 
President Garfield, perianth white, trumpet 
yellow and straight. B. 
