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ELLIOTT NURSERY COMPANY, PITTSBURG, PA. 
TRUMPET NARCISSUS, continued 
Pe 
Golden 8pur. Large, deep yellow trumpet, with 
brim expanding like Maximus, and large, spread¬ 
ing, full, deep yellow petals. This is one of the 
very largest and most beautiful Daffodils in cul¬ 
tivation, and should be used freely, both for 
outdoor culture and for forcing.£ 
Henry Irving. Hold golden yellow trumpet, with 
yellow wheel-shaped perianth; very fine. The 
flowers of this fine variety stood 13 degrees of 
freezing in my garden this spring without 
injury . 
Incomparabilis Figaro. Perianth and cup yellow, 
stained orange; very large and spreading; fine. 
Incomparabilis simplex. Yellow; fine. 
Incomparabilis alba Stella. Large white perianth, 
with a yellow'cup; a most charming and lovely 
variety, either for outdoors or forcing. 
Incomparabilis Cynosure. Large sulphur-white 
petals, cup also sulphur-white, stained with 
orange-scarlet; very fine. 
Incomparabilis Sir Watkins. Welsh Giant 
Daffodil. Very large petals of a rich sulphur- 
yellow color, and large cup, yellow, tinged with 
orange; the immense flowers are sometimes 5% 
inches across ; splendid. 
doz. 
100 
1,000 
1 40 
$2 50 
$22 00 
45 
2 75 
23 00 
20 
1 25 
9 00 
20 
1 25 
9 00 
20 
1 10 
9 50 
25 
1 25 
10 00 
45 
2 75 
23 00 
Per doz. 100 1.000 
Mrs. Langtry. Pure white; twin-flowered; a gem 
for forcing and for cutting.$0 25 *1 25 $11 00 
Mad. de Graaf. The largest and finest of the 
white Trumpet Daffodils.Each, $1.25.. 
Major. Trumpet Major. Golden yellow petals 
and trumpet; very free bloomer; early. This 
variety may he forced easily and early. Also 
fine for outdoors. 25 
Maximus. Hale’s Beaten Gold. Deep golden 
yellow' perianth and trumpet.. 70 
Obvallaris. Tenby Daffodil. Deep yellow; very 
distinct. 85 
Princeps. Giant Irish Daffodil. Primrose peri¬ 
anth, w’ith yellow trumpet; extra fine. 25 
Triandus albus. AngePs Tears; Cyclamen Daf¬ 
fodil. Very graceful and curious. 65 
POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS 
These Narcissi produce fine large clusters of flowers, which have 
a very delicious scent. They may be forced very easily and early, 
and are also fine for outdoors. 
Noth. —Polyanthus Narcissi, although not considered hardy, have 
always proved hardy with us with a covering, and produce much 
larger flowers and more of them than those grown in the house in pots. 
1 50 J3 00 
5 00 36 00 
5 50 
1 25 9 50 
4 50 
NARCISSUS ORANGE PHCENIX (See page 19) 
IOO bulbs, in 10 fine named sorts, our selec¬ 
tion, for $4 
Per doz. 100 
Chinese Sacred. The much-advertised 
w Chinese Sacred Lily”; of little value.$1 15 $7 00 
Fine Mixed, without names. 40 2 50 
Gloria Mundi. White, with citron cup; 
extra. 60 4 00 
Gloriosa. Pure white, with orange cup; 
very fine; extra; distinct. 60 4 00 
Grand Monarque (true). Large; pure 
white, with citron cup; extra fine. 
This variety is one of the finest of all 
white Polyanthus Narcissi. 65 4 50 
Grand Soleil d’Or. Yellow and orange; 
distinct. 60 4 00 
Her Majesty. Dwarf; white, with yel¬ 
low' cup; finest and largest variety of 
all. 75 4 50 
Lord Canning. Dark yellow; extra fine. 70 4 50 
Newton. Very fine yellow, with orange 
cup; distinct; extra free bloomer.... 70 4 50 
Paper White. Fine for forcing; can be 
had in bloom early in December; 
bulbs ready in August. 
per 1,000, $10.. 20 125 
Paper White. New; large-flowered_ 
per 1,000, $13.. 35 2 00 
The Pearl (true). Pure white, large 
flower. 75 4 50 
COLCHICUM 
(Autumn-Flowering Crocus) 
These charming flowers resemble crocuses, hut 
are larger and are displayed more above the 
ground, and, instead of blooming early in spring, 
bloom in September, when the flowers appear with¬ 
out any leaves, the leaves appearing the following 
spring. The bulbs are very apt to bloom in 1 be 
packages while being delivered, but this will not 
prevent them from blooming the following season. 
The colors comprise many shades of white, purple, 
rose and striped. They are beautiful and interest¬ 
ing and should be planted where they can remain 
permanently. 
Per doz. 100 
Autumnale alba. White.$0 Ho $(i 50 
Autumnale major. Purple. 1 50 10 00 
AutumDale purpurea plena. Double 
purple. 1 60 10 00 
