POETS 
Division 9. The Poeticus varieties are among the 
latest to bloom. They have flat white petals, 
and a crimson eye. 
RED RIM . This is one of the largest of the Poeticus varieties. The perianth is 
broad, rounded, and of great substance and the yellow eye has a broad band 
of bright scarlet. Extra fine. Each .35$. 
SMYRNA , 
dent deep 
One of the Brodie’s most magnificent flowers. Bred from James Hogg by Ace of 
Diamonds. A solid circular white perianth of great substance and a resplen- 
orange-scarlet eye. Each $4.00. 
WIDE WING . A very beautiful Poeticus. The corona suffused with green has a narrow 
margin of brilliant scarlet and the perianth is purest snowy-white. 
Each .75$. 
DAFFODILS 
Appropriate for naturalizing 
N. biflorus. Two, sometimes three blooms to a stem; pure white with primrose eye. 
The delicately fragrant flowers of this vigorous Tazetta are unexcelled 
for naturalizing. Broad drifts of these lovely white blossoms are invaluable for late 
display and for that purpose we sell mixed sizes at small cost. Most will bloom the 
first year. Per 10, .45$; per 100, $3.25. 
PRIMROSE INCOMPARABILIS. An admirable plant for naturalistic planting. The stock 
came to us from my grandmother’s garden. It is one of 
the earliest varieties to flower in Virginia, following N. spurious by a week to ten 
days. Mixed sizes. Per 10, .75$; per 100, $5.00. 
SMALL-CROWNED LEEDSII. Are excellent for spreading white sheets of bloom and are 
favoured flowers for effective landscape planting. Per 
10, $1.00; per 100, $6.50. 
MIXED DAFFODILS. Bulbs whose labels are lost. Thus good varieties are acquired at 
a minimum cost. We have a very limited quantity this season to be 
sold in lots of mixed sizes. Per 25, $1.00. The kinds offered above for naturalizing 
are f.o.b. Ashland. 
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