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The past few years have seen tremendous progress in the develop' 
ment of the Daffodil. Magnificent new varieties are now available 
and if you are a lover of Daffodils may we suggest you plant a few 
bulbs of such kinds as Beersheba, Lovenest, Mrs. R. O. Backhouse, 
John Evelyn, or Moonshine. Many of our friends are growing some. 
selling the yearly increase tO acquaintances, making a handsome 
profit on their investment as well as having a pleasant and profitable 
hobby. All varieties offered are recommended by the American Daf' 
fodil Society. 
Particularly Recommended in This Class is Aerolite. 
Division la: Trumpet as long or longer than perianth segments, 
trumpet lemon, yellow or sulphur colored, with perianths of same 
shade but not of white. 
♦Aerolite. $2.30 per 12; $14.00 per 100. 
The large flower is beautifully proportioned, giving the impres' 
sion of gracefulness, despite its size; perianth deep primrose, with 
a medium-yellow trumpet which is left in bold relief by the broad 
pointed star formed by the flat opening outer petals, an inch and 
a half wide; medium early, but remains until late, and is one of 
the longest lasting of all Daffodils in the garden or after being 
cut. (Color illustration, page 37). 
♦Alasnam. $4.00 per 12; $29.2? per 100. 
Wide, short, densely frilled trumpet of pure deep yellow, a shade 
deeper than the perianth; finely placed with a good neck; flower 
“looks you in the eye;” excellent for landscape groups, also for 
forcing; very early. (Color illustration, page 3?), 
♦Qeopatra. $2.30 per 12; $14.00 per 100. 
A splendid flower which has won many awards and is well known 
everywhere; lemon-yellow perianth, overlapping petals; trumpet 
light yellow; very late. 
Duchanel. $6.30 per 12; $50.2? per 100. 
A beautifully balanced flower of giant size—a strikingly clear 
self yellow, widely flaring trumpet is deeply frilled. Especially 
valuable as it is very late, an outstanding show flower. 
♦Emperor. Big round bulbs. $1.0? per 12; $7.00 per 100. 
Double Nosed Bulbs. $1.40 per 12; $9.2? per 100. 
Perianth primrose, trumpet darker, a forcing and bedding flower 
of proven merit. Still a fine old variety. 
Golden Spur. $1.0? per 12; $7.00 per 100. 
Uniform yellow, a most popular Daffodil for forcing or for the 
garden. 
Matamax. $2.30 per 12: $14.00 per 100. 
A strong grower and exceptionally tall; clean, golden color, fine 
substance; very late. 
♦Olympia. $1.80 per 12; $11.?0 per 100. 
A much improved and enlarged Emperor, free flowering and 
hardy. 
Tresserve. $1.40 per 12; $9.00 per 100. 
One of the leaders among the new giant trumpets; deep canary- 
yellow with a paler perianth, the segments of which reach for¬ 
ward about the trumpet, producing a flower of distinct individ¬ 
uality; the trumpet mouth, 2 inches across, is deeply laciniated. 
Warwick. $2.?? per 12; $16.7? per 100. 
Another of the striking new King Alfred seedlings outstanding 
in every way and very early; refined stem and neck bearing a 
star-shaped perianth of great substance; golden yellow, with 
trumpet a shade deeper in color. 
King Alfred. Top-size, round. $1.80 per 12; $11.?0 per 100. 
Mammoth bulbs. $2.0? per 12; $13.00 per 100. 
A king among the fine varieties. Rich, lustrous golden yellow 
throughout. Extremely vigorous in habit. Perianth often meas¬ 
ures 4 inches across, trumpet fully 2 inches. The most popular 
variety for forcing and the garden. 
Statendam. $2.00 each. 
An extremely large golden yellow Trumpet Daffodil of superb 
yet graceful proportions. Massive overlapping deep golden yel¬ 
low perianth, large, flaring, well-formed trumpet. A very vigor¬ 
ous grower most suitable for exhibition purposes. 
Robert Sydenham. $2.30 per 12; $14.00 per 100. 
The superb, heavily frilled trumpet of beautiful golden yellow, 
glittering as if sprinkled with gold dust, backed by the symmetri¬ 
cal soft sulphur-yellow perianth, presents an unforgettable picture. 
The entire flower suggests rugged proportionate beauty. The 
length of the stem and the quality of the foliage strengthen the 
first impression obtained from the blooms. At the flower shows 
it is a consistent winner. 
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Particularly Recommended in This Class is Silver Glory. 
Division lb: Varieties with white perianth and white or nearly 
white trumpet, including pink or apricot trumpets. 
Beersheba. $3.00 each. 
Perianth and trumpet of magnificent proportions. Sturdy foliage 
and stem. Height 20 to 22 inches. Its color is not pure white, 
yet is expressive of purity in the highest sense. Those who are 
forming collections of fine Narcissus rate Beersheba at the top of 
the large white Trumpets. 
♦Eve. $4.?0 per 12; $33.00 per 100. 
Of good size but of such perfect proportions that the name suits 
it absolutely; a harmony in white and old ivory, with even the 
pistil and stamens blending into the color scheme; the green and 
gold shading at the outer base of the trumpet adds to the flower’s 
delightful charm. 
♦La Vestale. $2.70 per 12; $18.2? per 100. 
Giant trumpet type with pure ivory-white perianth, of informal 
design, with trumpet of deep cream-yellow, tall, fine for small 
groups or naturalizing in dim shade; though of delicate appear¬ 
ance, it is of good substance and lasts well; early. (Color illustra¬ 
tion, page 37). 
Lovenest. $8.00 per 12; $64.7? per 100. 
One of the very few members of the “Pink Daffodil” class; 
among the daintiest of all the trumpets; medium in height with 
a starry shaped perianth of informal type; nicely proportioned 
trumpet of saffron-yellow turning to apricot-pink; delightfully 
charming at all stages; very early. 
♦Madame de Graaff. $2.30 per 12; $14.00 per 100. 
This lovely graceful Daffodil was the first of a new class and most 
famous of the white trumpets. 
♦Mrs. E. H. Krelage (White King Alfred). 
$2.4? per 12; $1?.?0 per 100. 
A charming visitor standing before a bed of this exquisite variety 
asked us: “Is this the White King Alfred?” That question con¬ 
veys quite satisfactorily the impression its flowers make. The 
pristine purity of this regal flower, the play of light on its bal¬ 
anced petalage, the graceful curve of the trumpet brim are un¬ 
forgettable. An excellent grower. Easy to force, 'long-stemmed. 
Has no rival at the shows. (Color illustration, page 3?). 
Mrs. John Bodger. $2.00 each. 
Considered by many the most exquisite of the new white trum¬ 
pets; a semi-dwarf hybrid of medium size, with a pure white, star¬ 
shaped perianth and a good trumpet; wonderful variety for the 
rock garden or the front of the border; sure to become a great 
favorite as it has been enthusiastically received at every show. 
Mrs. R. O. Backhouse. $2.?0 each. 
This is the famous “Pink Daffodil;” fine informal perianth of 
ivory-white, and beautifully proportioned, slim long trumpet of 
apricot-pink, changing to shell-pink at the deeply fringed edge; 
delicately beautiful but of exceptional substance; long lasting; 
early, belongs in every collection. (Color illustration, page 43). 
President Carnot. $4.00 per 12; $29.2? per 100. 
A self-colored creamy white trumpet of the Olympia type, with 
perianth petals slightly twisting and reaching forward, adding 
beauty of form to the charming color harmony. 
♦Silver Glory. $4.?0 per 12; $33.00 per 100. 
In our trial gardens this magnificent white Daffodil has received 
the admiration of hundreds of visitors. Its sparkling purity as 
well as its strength of bloom, so well able to resist heat, has made 
it one of our favorites. It should be in every collection. 
W. P. Milner. $2.60 per 12; $17.2? per 100. 
A charming free-flowering variety, with dainty sulphur-colored 
flowers; one of the small trumpet varieties for the rockery; can 
also be grown in fiber in bowls. 
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