NAKOTA. (Powell). (5) This is a decided acquisition because it comes into 
bloom after all the other giant Leedsiis. It has a large crown and is tall 
and vigorous. Broad, flat, well overlapping shovel-pointed perianth seg- 
ments; flaring, cream-colored crown with a finely frilled edge. A really 
outstanding flower in size, form, and substance. Each $2.50. 
Naxos. (2) A wonderful example of the late Mr. Engleheart’s skill in raising 
giant white flowers; of almost Ajax proportions. Magnificent perianth of 
great size with broad overlapping pointed segments; somewhat trumpet 
shaped crown with beautifully reflexed brim; white throughout. Long strong 
stems. Each $1. 
Niphetos. (3) A giant Leedsii of the very highest quality. Broad, much 
overlapping pure white perianth of wonderfully thick waxy substance. The 
crown is beautifully proportioned, nicely frilled and rolled back at the mouth, 
pale ivory passing to white. Each 75c. 
Phyllida. (3) A large and most distinct flower. Pure white perianth and 
pale primrose crown, large and broadly expanded. 3 for 60c; dozen $2. 
Silver Star. (3) One of the best low-priced Leedsiis. Large pure white flower 
with shovel-pointed well overlapping flat petals of good substance. Large 
flaring crown with well ruffled and frilled edge. Vigorous, good increaser, 
Gnd every tagrante Doz. ol./5: 
Tunis. (3) A. M., F. C. C.,.R. H. S. A most distinct Leedsii of excellent form 
and substance, having an expanded frilled crown which opens primrose and 
develops to white with a frill of coppery gold. Quite out of the ordinary and 
well worth growing. Each 50c. 
WACHUSET. (Powell). A beautifully finished medium-sized flower that 
derives its fine quality from both parents—Pilgrimage x Beersheba. The 
three outer segments are broad and shovel-pointed; the three inner, some- 
what narrower and more pointed. They open at right angles to the crown 
and point slightly forward as the flower ages. The crown is very smooth 
and shapely, somewhat tapering, and approaching a trumpet in length. 
Flowers are of thick substance and long-lasting. Each $3. 
SMALL-CROWNED LEEDSII 
Iverine. Smooth white perianth; large and very flat yellow button for a 
cup. Most unusual and attractive. Of medium height. 3 for 60c; dozen $2. 
Queen of the North. (4) Large exhibition flower. Broad white perianth; cup, 
lemon, prettily fluted; strong, free grower. Doz. $1.00. 
White Lady. (4) A charming old variety of medium size, with broad white 
perianth and dainty pale-canary crinkled cup. Delicately scented. Doz $1.00. 
JONQUILS AND JONQUIL HYBRIDS 
Aurelia. (4) A fine Jonquil hybrid of beautiful form and of the deepest color. 
Perianth flat and symmetrical; crown straight and long; color a uniform deep 
golden yellow. A fine exhibition flower. 3 for 50c; dozen $1.75. 
CHEYENNE. (Powell) A white Jonquil hybrid 2 inches in diameter bearing 
two or three flowers on a 12-inch stem. Broad pointed well overlapping 
petals; beautifully flared ivory cup three-fourths inch in diameter with crin- 
kled edge. Each $1.00. 
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