
CHEERFULNESS (See page 23) 
DOUBLE NARCISSUS (Continued) 
DAPHNE. (5) A pure white double Poeticus of the Ca- 
mellia-type, of exquisite beauty, fragrant. Even ap- 
peals to those who do not care for doubles; an excellent 
forcer, blooms much earlier than the old Albus Plenus 
Odoratus and has much better form. 
Eachi2 oe 3) 10rne) OCs Doz. 52150. 
HOLLAND’S GLORY. (3) A double sport from the trum- 
pet variety Emperor; beautiful soft. yellow. Some of 
the flowers resemble a large Camellia while others 
take the form of a double trumpet. A very distinct 
variety with fine stems, excellent for cutting. 
Eachoe wom COG Dozeaee2or 
INSULINDE. (2) Creamy white outer petals of wonder- 
ful texture; inner petals of intense orange scarlet. A 
very attractive and striking novelty, outstanding on the 
the show bench. 
Eache2 Seas 1 One Oca Dozeo2eo 0: 
IRENE COPELAND. (3) Large full double, snow-white 
with shorter petals of pale lemon. Lovely and distinct, 
strong stem, highly recommended. 
Each 30c; 3 for 80c; Doz. $3.00. 
MAE WEST. (2) (Gold Eagle). Large, all yellow, not 
too double; petals beautifully arranged. Splendid for 
growing in pots. 
Eagchi25¢15 1OmuOGuDoze o2e5O8 
MARY COPELAND. (4) One of the famous varieties of 
the new semi-double type, this variety has been termed 
the most striking double in cultivation; the longer pet- 
als are pure cream white, interspersed with shorter 
petals of lemon and brilliant orange. 
Each 256-93 for 10c¢) Doze $2.50) 

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