DAFFODILS 
Yellotv Trumpets 
Division la. Yellow or lemon-colored trump¬ 
ets and perianth of the same shade or lighter 
(blit not white). 
Van Waveren’s Giant. Enormous in size; prim¬ 
rose perianth and bright yellow trumpet with open 
mouth flanged at the brim. 3 for 50c. 
Moonlight. A flower of unusual color. Long, flar¬ 
ing, light lemon-yellow trumpet well expanded at the 
brim. Broad, well overlapping, shovel-pointed perianth 
segments. Vigorous, prolific. 3 for 50c. 
Bicolor Trumpets 
Division Ic. White or whitish perianth and a 
trumpet colored yellow, lemon or primrose. 
Moira O’Neill. A large flower, over 4 inches in 
diameter, with a broadly overlapping white shovel- 
pointed perianth of wonderful symmetry. The pale 
clear lemon trumpet is well proportioned, gracefully 
and smoothly flanged at the mouth. One of the most 
perfect flowers in this section. Each, 75c. 
Glory of Sassenheim. One of the finest of its class 
for decorative garden use. An immense flower with 
broad, imbricated creamy-white perianth and bright 
canary-yellow bold trumpet. Doz., |1.25. 
Yellow Incomparabilis 
Division 2a. Yellow shades with or without 
red coloring on the crown. 
Croesus. Universally popular. An outstanding flow¬ 
er of great substance with large, rounded, pale prim¬ 
rose perianth, and a widely expanded crown of deep 
red. A very showy flower. Each, 15c. 
Bicolor Incomparabilis 
Division 2b. Varieties with white or whitish 
perianth, and self-yellow, red-stained or red 
crown. 
Festive. A delightful old sort with nearly white 
perianth and a large yellow bowl with orange frill. It 
makes a charming gay clump that is the envy of spring 
visitors. Each, |1.00. 
Marina. White perianth with soft yellow crown; 
of the same height as Hera, for which variety it makes 
an excellent companion. Doz., fl.OO. 
Whitewell. Outstanding and of great individuality 
with smooth white perianth and expanded chrome- 
orange crown, prettily frilled. A large flower, of fine 
form. Doz., fl.OO. 
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