MARY COPELAND (Copeland 1914) 4. Very striking well-formed 
creamy white flower carrying shorter petals of lemon and orange.— each $1.00 
SNOWSPRITE (Barr 1913) 5. White and pale yellow; medium height; 
rather late . 2 for 25c 
TWINK (de Graaff 1927) 3. Large full flower of soft primrose and rich 
orange; very showy and distinct. each 25c 
SMALL SPECIES AND MISCELLANEOUS 
BIFLORUS, 5. A very old daffodil, now thought to be a spontaneous hy¬ 
brid between poeticus and tazetta, the two or more flowers to a stem de¬ 
scribed by Parkinson as “Whitish cream colour somewhat .... with a small 
round flat crowne”... each 35c 
BROUSSONETII (autumnal). A little-known but beautiful snowy white 
bunch-flowered Moroccan species with much reduced corona, flowering in 
November; fully acclimated regularly flowering stock of this is extremely 
scarce . each $3.00 
BULBOCODIUM, 2. The amusing little yellow “hoop-petticoat daffodil” 
from Spain; slender foliage... 3 for 25c 
CANTABRICUS (Clusii) 1. The fairy-like “white hoop-petticoat”, one 
of the most precious of small daffodils, opening its first flowers in Redlands 
early in January; acclimated stock. each 35c 
MONSPELIENSIS (Canaliculatus Hort.) 3. A mischievous little elf of 
a white and yellow dwarf tazetta, with laid-back ears and thick waxy sharply 
molded cup; very difficult to induce to flower well, but worth much trouble 
for even an occasional blossom. 3 for 25c 
SEROTINUS (autumnal). A minute slender starry white Spanish species 
flowering here in September and October; spicy fragrance; acclimated 
flowering stock exceedingly scarce. each $1.50 
TAZETTA, var., “CHINESE SACRED LILY”, 1. An exceedingly fine 
form of this plant. each 20c 
TAZETTA, var., 1. Fluffy heads of cream and primrose flowers in mid¬ 
winter; a beauty, but true name unknown. each 20c 
VIRIDIFLORUS (autumnal). A real curiosity; the deliciously fragrant 
flowers, which come several to a stem, are Pois Green; acclimated flowering 
stock exceedingly scarce. each $3.00 
WHITE JASMINE (Thurston 1932) 1. Pure white cluster-flowered 
tazetta, apparently a particularly good healthy seedling form of the well 
known Paper White.each $2.00 
NOTE; The following daffodils are of suitable stature and size for rock 
gardens or similar restricted and intimate associations: 
Agnes Harvey Elizabeth Ryan 
Beryl Gracilis 
Bulbocodium Jonquilla 
Campernelle Monspeliensis 
Cantabricus Moonshine 
Circlet Orange Queen 
Peril 
St. George 
Serotinus 
Viridiflorus 
W. P. Milner 
COLLECTIONS 
SPECIAL OFFER. 3 bulbs each of 10 selected varieties, $5.50 postpaid. 
A still better collection is offered for $10.00, and a very fine one indeed for 
$20.00. We have never had a dissatisfied purchaser for one of these collec¬ 
tions. 
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