
AEROLITE 
"Tis we who be of simple mind 
And work in gardens, always find 
While bending o’er the lowly sod 
The gifts and handiwork of God. 
—GHM 
CLASSIFICATIONS 
DAFFODILS—JONQUILS—NARCISSI 
There is considerable confusion prevailing as to the use 
Of Pthe™ terms: 
Daffodils, Jonquils, and Narcissi. As the 
Royal Horticultural Society uses the name Daffodil for all 
varieties and types of the genus, they will so be considered 
here. 
members of the group. 
And, of course, Narcissus is the botanical name of all 
Florists frequently incorrectly call 
yellow trumpet varieties jonquils, but the true jonquils are 
members of the group having rush shaped leaves and bearing 
several sweet scented yellow blossoms on a stem. 
frequently 
Gardeners 
call the yellow trumpet varieties Daffodils and 
the poeticus and poetaz varieties Narcissus. We shall desig- 
nate all varieties as Daffodils. 
An abridged form of the 
Royal Horticultural Society’s classification follows: 
Division 
Division 
Division 
Division 
Division 
Division 
i—Trumpet as long or longer than perianth 
segments. 
a. Yellow. 
b. White. : 
ec. Trumpet yellow, perianth white or nearly 
white, 
2—Incomparabilis. Cup or crown not less than one- 
third but less than the length of the 
perianth segments. 
a. Yellow, or vellow and red. 
b. Bicolor, white perianth and yellow cup. 
3—Barrii. Same as division 2 but with cup less 
than one-third the length of the perianth 
segments. 
4—Leedsii. Perianth white with crown white or 
pale yellow, or in pinkish tones. 
a. Same dimentions as Incomparabilis. 
b. Same dimensions as Barrii. 
5—Triandrus hybrids. 
6—Cyclamineus hybrids. 
Division 7—Jonquil hybrids. 
Division 8&—Tazetta—includes polyanthus varieties. 
Division 9—Poeticus. 
Division 
Division 
10—Doubles. 
11—Various. 
Varieties Catalogued Listed According to R. H. S. Classification 
As it may be a convenience to some to have all 
varieties of each classification listed together, we append 
this list since our descriptions are given of all varieties taken 
alphabetically regardless of classification. 
YELLOW TRUMPETS 
AEROLITE 
ALASNAM 
BEN HUR 
BONNY WINKFIELD 
CAMBERWELL KING 
CARISBROOKE 
DAVID GRIFFITHS 
DAWSON CITY 
DIOTIMA 
ELGIN 
FORTRESS 
GODOLPHIN 
GOLDBBATER 
GOLDDIGGHR 
GOLDEN CITY 
GOLDEN FLAG 
GOLDEN HARVEST 
GOLDEN HIND 
HALLMARK 
HAROLD BEALE 
HIS EXCELLENCY 
HONEY BOY 
HUNTER’S MOON 
KANDAHAR 
KING ALFRED 
KING OF THE NORTH 
KINGSCOURT 
LYNDALE GOLD 
MACMAHON 
MAGNIFICENCE 
MORTLAKE 
OLYMPIA 
PRINCIPAL 
la 
QUIP 
SORLEY BOY 
STATENDAM 
TRESSERVE 
WARWICK 
WHITE TRUMPETS 1b 
ADA FINCH 
AGAWAM 
ARDCLINIS 
ASKELON 
BERERSHEBA 
BROUGHSHANE 
CANTATRICE 
CHINA CLAY 
COKBHFIELD 
CORINTH 
KANCHENJUNGA 
KANTARA 
MRS. E. H. KRELAGE 
PEARL HARBOR 
ROXANH 
SS VIGATEMYS 
SILVERDALE 
BICOLOR TRUMPETS 1c 
BURWOOD 
CARMEL 
CONTENT 
L. LOUIS MOUNTBATTAN 
LOVENEST 
MME. VAN WAVEREN 
SINCERITY 
TROSTAN 
TROUSSEAU 
the 
INCOMPARABILIS 2a GLENALBYN 
AHOY GLENBURN 
ALARM HAVELOCK 
BAHRAM HELIOS 
BALWYN HONG KONG 
BINKIE HOSPODAR 
BOKHARA HORTUS 
BORDER QUEEN HUGH POATE 
CAMPFIRE INDIAN SUMMER 
CARBINEER KILFIN NIN 
CARLTON KILLIGREW 
CARNGHAM KIMBA 
CEDUNA KLINGO 
CHHERIO KRAKATOA 
CHRISTIAN LUCINIUS 
COPPER BOWL LYNDALE STAR 
CRANBOURNE MALVERN GOLD 
CROCUS MERKARA 
CROESUS NARVIK 
DAMSON PENQUITE 
DARVEN PORTHILLY 
DIOLITE PORTMARNOCK 
FORBER RED RADIANCE 
FOREST FIRE RED RIBAND 
FORTUNE RED SHADOW 
FORTUNE’S 
FORTUNE’S 
BEAUTY 
BLAZE 
ROUGE 
ROYAL RANSOM 
FORTUNE’S BOWL RUSTOM PASHA 
FORTUNE'S CHAMPION ST. EGWIN 
FORTUNE’S CREST ST. ISSEY 
FORTUNE'S 
FORTUNE’S 
GIFT 
PRIDE 

SCARLET LEADER 
SCARLET QUEEN 
FORTUNE’S SUN SOULT 
GALWAY SUDAN 
GARIBA.LDI TAMINO 
GARLAND TANGERINE 
GIBRALTAR TEMECULA 
