BEERSHEBA 
The aristocrat of 
the white 
trumpets 
WHITE TRUMPET DAFFODILS 
ADA FINCH. (1) The perianth is pure 
white and the large trumpet of creamy 
white turns pure white when in full 
bloom. A giant in its class and extremely 
early. A valuable flower for the Daffodil 
hybridizer due to its earliness. Each $1.25. 
ALICE KNIGHTS. (1) A very charming, 
all-white flower, not large, but of elegant 
form. The earliest of the white trumpets. 
Should be in every Daffodil fan’s collec¬ 
tion. Each 20c, doz. $1.75. 
BEERSHEBA. (2) A forerunner to a new 
race. A truly magnificent flower, all 
white, nearly five inches across. The large 
perfectly flat perianth and long, beauti¬ 
fully flanged trumpet makes this the 
perfect show flower. A flower of fine 
form, stately carriage and remarkable 
substance, keeping for weeks. Produces 
wonderful bulbs that are very vigorous 
and increase rapidly, a cold climate seems 
to add to its vigor. Beersheba will hold 
its own at any flower show, in any coun¬ 
try. Many impressive awards. Each $1.50. 
EVE. (2) A large flower of perfect propor¬ 
tions; a harmony in white and old ivory, 
with even the pistil and stamens blending 
into the color scheme. Fine stems and a 
short neck makes the flower “look you in 
the eye.” My favorite in the white trum¬ 
pets, in its price class. Each 35c, doz. 
$3.50. 
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