BICOLOR BARRII 
Division 3-b. Short-cupped varieties with white 
perianth and self-yellow, red-stained, or red cup. 
ARGONNE. A show flower of striking color and fine substance. It was a conspicuous 
prize winner at the Maryland Daffodil Show in Baltimore this spring. The 
perianth is creamy white with a finely frilled cup of deep orange color. Each $10.00. 
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CALCUTTA. Exhibited by one of my patrons, won the Blue Ribbon over all competitors 
for the "Best Bloom" in the State Show, at Alexandria in 1938. A bril¬ 
liant flower with broad, flat, pure white perianth, and an expanded cup of solid 
glowing red. Each $2.00. 
CARMINOWE. A striking contrast in colors. Large glistening snow-white perianth and 
brilliant dark-crimson cup. Each $1.00. 
DISCUS. One of the most desirable varieties for late bloom. A beautiful and symet- 
rical flower of medium size and great substance; perianth ivory-white, broad 
and imbricated; rounded crown, flattish and prettily frilled, primrose slightly tinged 
apricot at the margin with a deep green centre. Excellent for cutting. Each $1.00. 
ELSPETH. A show flower of high quality. Very round creamy-white flat perianth 
segments; beautiful red-edged cup of sulphur yellow. Rapid of increase 
and free flowering. Each $1.00. 
KENNEGIE. A very striking Barrii with broad, flat, white perianth, slightly pointed 
at the tips, and a large, perfectly flat crown, heavily margined deep red. 
A good show flower. Each $5.00. 
RED BEACON. One of the oldest and still among the finest varieties for garden use; 
smooth white perianth overlapping, and of fine substance with brilliant 
orange-scarlet cup. Per 10, $1.00. 
ROSEBUD. Another large fine show flower. The perianth is rounded, overlapping, and 
ivory-white of remarkable substance, and a small flat eye of deep orange. 
Each $5.00. 
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