Deduct 10% on Daffodils ordered before June intli. 
Narcissi-Daffodils 
Daffodils are my biggest specialty. But stock of many 
varieties is limited; to be sure of getting- these, orders be¬ 
fore digging will be necessary. But on orders placed before 
June 15th you may deduct 10 per cent. Also on remainder 
you need send only 25 per cent cash with order, balance 
C. O. D. But if you prefer to send cash in full, extras will 
be added. 
Yellow Trumpet Daffodils 
Division 1: a 
Each Doz 
Aerolite. Large graceful golden yellow_$0.20 $2.00 
Aiasnum: Wide, short, densely frilled trumpet_ 30 2.2-5 
Alida: Latest yellow, long slender trumpet_ .15 
Buttonhole. Dwarf grower, odd lacinated trumpet 35c 
Cleopatia. Lemon yellow, lighter trumpet, late_.20 2.0’0 
Duchanel. Beautiful giant, clear yellow, very late 60c 
Emperor. Old standard tall It. yellow. Still good ,06 .75 
Giant Killer. Like VanWaveren G-iant but da,rker .35 
Glory of Leiden. This has extra long trumpet__ .15 
Golden Spur. Miniature King Alfred, early_ .05 .50 
Gold Finch Deep yellow_ .10 
King Alfred. One of the very finest, rich golden .10 l.OQ 
Lord Roberts. Much like Emperor, free bloomer .20 
Matamax. Strong grower, fine substance, late_ .30 2.50 
Olympia. Extra large wide open frilled trumpet .15 1.25 
Princeps. Early bloomer, increases rapidly_ .05 .50 
Spuria. Small flowers, but very early_ .05 .50 
Tresiserve A leader in giant trumpets. It. yellow .12 1.25 
Warwick. Striking, King Alfred seedling, good .25 2.50 
Whistler. Ma-rvelous size, good substance_ .35 
White Trumpet Daffodils 
Division 1: b 
Eve. Lovely white and ivory_ .40 4.00 
La Vesta I e. Ivory perianth, creamy trumpet_ .20 2.40 
Lovenest. One of the desired “pink” daffodils— 1.00 
Mrs. E. H. Krelage. Beautiful “White King 
Alfred”. Very desirable_ .25 2.40 
Mme. de Graffe. The first of the white trumpets .15 l.OO 
Mrs. John Bodger. A semi-dwarf, most exquisite 2.00 
Mrs. R. O. Backhouse. Most famous of the “pink” 
Daffodils _$3.00 
President Carnot. Creamy white, Olympia type— .40 
Silver Glory. Magnificent, pure white, attractive .50 1.50 
W. P. Milner. Dainty little creamy rockery type. .20 
Wm. Goldring. “Swan’s Neck Daffodil” Rock garden 
type _ 20c 
BicoJor Trumpet Daffodils 
Division 1: c 
Empress. White perianth, deep yellow trumpet .10 1.00 
Glory of Sassenheim. Lovely cream and gold_ .10 l.Oo 
Horsfield. Light yellow perianth, orange cup_ .15 
Jefta. Cream and pale lemon, early_ __ .30 2.50 
Princeps Maximus. Sulphur with golden trumpet .10 .75 
Sylvanite. Striking creamy-white and canary- .30 3.00 
Spring Glory. White with long chrome trumpet .15 1.50 
Van Waveren’s Giant. Fine giant bicolor__ _ .15 1.75 
Victoria. A leading old variety, good _ .06 .60 
