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SPECIAL AND IMPORT PRICES FOR FALL OF 1902. 
NARCISSUS, OR DAFFODILS-Continued. 
Per doz. Pc 
incomparabilis Figaro, perianth mid cup yellow, 
stained with orange, very large ana spread- 
ing/a fine flower. 8 20 8 
Incomparabilis Simplex, yellow, fine. 2;') 
Incomparabilis Alba Stella, large white perianth, 
with yellow cun, a most charming and 
lovely variety either for outdoors or forcing 25 
Incomparabilis Cynosure, large sulphur-white 
Is'tals, cup also sulphur white, stained with 
orange scarlet, very fine. 25 
Incomparabilis Sir Wakln (the Welsh Giant 
Daffodil), very large petals of a rich sulphur 
yellow color, and large cup, yellow, tinged 
with orange, immense flowers, sometimes 
b% inches across. 75 
Incomparabilis, mixed varieties, tine for cutting 25 
Mrs. Langtry, pure white, twin flowered, a gem 
for forcing and for cutting. 1 50 
Major (Trani]>ct Major), golden yellow petals 
^ and trumpet, very free bloomer, early. 
* This variety may he forced easily and 
early. Also fine tor outdoors. 30 
Maximus (Hale’s Beaten Gold), deep golden 
yellow perianth and trumpet. 75 
Nanus Minimus, very dwarf (scarce), miniature 
Daffodil, each 85c. 3 50 
Obvallaris (the Tenby Daffodil), deep yellow, 
very distinct. 85 
Pail iidus Praecox, sulphur white, very early. 85 
Prlnceps (Giant Irish Daffodil), primrose }K*ri 
anth with yellow' trumpet, extra fine. 26 
Rugilobus. yellow trumpet, primrose perianth, 
similar to Emperor, hut much smaller. 50 
Spurlus Coronatus (Gordon), a most beautiful 
deep yellow, and large crowned trumpet 
with close pale yellow perianth, very dis¬ 
tinct from any other variety... i 50 
Triandrus fllbus (Angel’s Tears), Cyclamen 
Daffodil, very graceful and curious. 80 
r 100. Per 1,000. 
80 
1 25 
1 00 
1 15 
■I 00 
1 00 
11 00 
2 00 
5 50 
5 50 
5 00 
1 25 
3 50 
8 00 
5 00 
$ 6 50 
10 00 
8 00 
8 50 
35 00 
8 00 
16 00 
36 00 
8 00 
35 00 
POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS. 
These Narcissus produce very line and large clusters of flowers, which 
have a very delicious scent. They may he forced very easily and early, 
and arc also very fine for outdoors. 
NOTE.—Polyanthus Narcissus, although not considered hardy , yet have 
always proven hardy with ns with a covering, and produce muck larger flowers 
and morn of them than those grown in the house in pots. 
ioo Bulbs, in 10 Fine Named Sorts, my Selection, for 
Per doz. Per 100. Per 1,000. 
Paper White, fine for forcing, can he had in 
bloom early in December, bulbs ready in 
Chinese Sabred, the much-advertised “ Chinese 
Gloriosa, pure white, with orange cup, very fine, 
Grand Monarque (true), large, pure white, with 
citron cup, extra fine. This variety is one 
of the finest of all white Polyanthus Nar 
cissus. 
Grand Soleil d’Or, yellow and orange, distinct.... 
Her Majesty, dwarf white w ith yellow cup, finest 
and largest of all.. 
Lord Canning, dark yellow, extra fine. 
Newton, very fine yellow with orange cup, dis¬ 
tinct, extra, free bloomer. 
The Pearl (true), pure white, large flower. 75 
.$ 35 
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Rare English Daffodils. 
'Hie following varieties of Narcissi are selected from several hundred kinds offered by the most famous grower in 
England. 
Each. 
Gloria Mundl (Incomparabilis), a glorious flower 
with fine hold, clear, rich yellow perianth, 
large cup, much expanded, and very 
heavily stained orange-scarlet, handsome 
and striking, extra fine, strong grower. 
A warded First-Class Certificates R.II. 8 . and 
Midland Daffodil Society . 88 00 
bloomer.!. 3 25 
Stella Superba (Incomparabilis), a grand, hol’d, 
flower, far superior to Incomparabilis 
Stella, flowers more than twice the size, 
with large clear white spreading perianth 
and a snowy yellow cup; it is a strong 
grower and excellent for cutting, having 
a long stem. 
Captain Nelson, soft clear yellow, large trumpet, 
spreading perianth, large handsome flow er, 
dwarf grower, extra fine. First-Class Cer¬ 
tificate /,’. it. 8 . 
Clory of Leiden, one of the largest and boldest 
of the Giant Trumpeters ; the flowers stare 
one full in the face, and in flower beds 
and borders are very effective; trumpet 
rich full yellow, perianth pale veilow. 
First-Class Certificate R. II. S .*.‘. 
M. J. Beikeley perianth and trumpet rich fuli 
yellow, trumpet much expanded and re¬ 
flexed at brim, flower resembling X. Max¬ 
imus but larger and of paler color, extra 
fine.... 
P. R. Barr perianth primrose, trumpet rich full 
yellow of flue quality and form, very 
handsome, a sturdy grower and free 
bloomer, extra fine. 
Santa Maria, found by Mr. I\ Barr in Spain, 
very rich deep orange yellow, perianth 
elegantly twisted, a distinct, handsome, 
and charming early flower, extra fine. 
John Ne son. a very distinct, large, rounded, 
drooping flower, almost uniform yellow, 
rather dwarf.‘. i 
Madame de Graaff. This isone of the largest of 
White Trumpet Daffodils, and is a flow er 
of delicate beauty; perianth pure white, 
trumpet pale primrose passing off white; 
strong constitution. First-Class Certificate 
J'- M- 8 ., and Floral Certificate at Daffodil 
Conference, 1896. A strong grower and 
free bloomer. 3 25 
Barri Flora Wilson, white perianth, cup deeply 
stained orange scarlet, a very striking 
flower, extra tine. 
Per doz. Per 100. 
18 
8 1 75 
812 50 
2 00 
. 22 00 
75 
8 00 
50 00 
50 
5 00 
85 
5 50 
50 
5 00 
l 15 
12 00 
3 25 
20 
2 00 
13 00 
Each. Per doz. Per 100. 
Johnstoni Queen of Spain, found by Mr. Peter 
Barr in Spain. This and King of Spain 
are among the most beautiful, distinct and 
graceful Daffodils in cultivation, and for 
bedding unsurpassed. The flow ers are of 
a uniform soft, delicate, clear yellow, with 
a gracefully reflexing perianth and straight 
trumpet of distinct and elegant form : the 
flowers vary slightly in size, and some 
King of Spain will be found amongst them, 
as in their native habitat the two grow 
together. Awarded Floral Certificate at the 
Daffodil Conference. 1896 .§ 12 8 1 25 S 7 50 
English Lent Lily, perianth whitish, trumpet 
yellow, valuable for naturalizing in grass, 
woodlands, etc.; being collected bulbs, 
only a proportion will bloom the first 
season.per 1,000. 39.00 . 25 1 10 
J. B. M. Camm, perianth white,trumpet soft,pale, 
chrome-yellow. This may be called “Queen 
of the Trumpets,’’ for its symmetry of 
form and chaste color: a strong grower, 
extra fine. First-Class Certificate R. It. 8 .... 70 8 00 . 
William tioldring. long snow-w hite tapering peri¬ 
anth, gracefully drooping over the prim¬ 
rose trumpet, its graceful form suggests 
the name of “Swan’s Neck Daffodil;” it 
has a good constitution. 35 3 50 24 00 
Beauty (Incomparabilis), large sulphur-yellow 
perianth, barred yellow, cup large, mar¬ 
gined orange scarlet, bold, h a n d s o m e 
flower, tall, strong grower and very free 
flowering. < Certificate of Merit, Royal Botanic 
Society, 1897 . 35 3 50 24 00 
C. J. Backhouse, a most attractive yellow Incom¬ 
parabilis. perianth yellow, of medium size, 
with a long cup of a rich orange red, 
extra fine, prefers a eool soil or half shade. 
First-Class Certificate R. 11 .8 . 40 3 75 25 00 
Mabel Cowan (Incomparabilis 1 , perianth white, 
cup broadly margined orange scarlet, a 
fine flower of good substance, extra. 
A warded, a Floral Certificate at the Daffodil 
Conference, 1896 .. 50 5 00 . 
Princess Mary ( incomparabili*), broad and well 
imbricated creamy perianth, large and 
much expanded cup suffused orange, a 
flower of beautiful form, extra fine. First- 
Class Certificate R. II. 8 ... 30 3 00 20 00 
Queen Bess (Incomparabilis), pure white peri¬ 
anth. with large light yellow much ex¬ 
panded cup, very beautiful and earliest of 
this section, extra fine. 75 5 00 
