
a - For Spring Garden Beauty Plant 
7 \ : \. NARCISS US are among the earliest spring-flowering 
| bulbs and as such are most welcome. Their gay yellow and 
rs white, and cream and orange blooms seem to be the very 
essence of the new season. It is well to plant them where 
they will have shrubs or evergreens as a background. Smaller 
kinds are very effective in the rock garden, and for a superb 
spring picture there is nothing to surpass a large planting 
of naturalized Narcissus. 
Daffodils Are Easily Grown— Require 
No Care 
There is a saying that Daffodils never let you down. They 
grow easily and cause you no trouble. Sturdy, gay and 
colorful, they take the coldest weather in their stride. Any- 
one can plant them and achieve professional results, so 
persistent is their growth. They multiply with amazing 
rapidity, doubling in number each year. Another reason 



uy for their popularity is that they harmonize with all other 
Ss allel flowers. Every garden, large or small, should have a generous 
supply of them. Only the finest are offered by Stebbins- 
GOLDEN Anderson. 
HARVEST. ; : 
Dinicienel NOTE—We have revised the grouping of Daffodils and 
Seamace 10 Narcissus to conform to the Divisions as set forth in the 
pag : classification directory of The Royal Horticultural Society 
of England 1950. 
r 
y ie Definitions SCARLET ELEGANS. Division 2. See page 12. 
*“Colored”’ means yellow or some other color than white. 
““White’” means white or whitish. 
“Corona” is the trumpet or cup. 
“Perianth”’ refers to the petals. 
Division 1. TRUMPET NARCISSUS 
Distinguishing characters: One flower to a stem; trumpet 
or corona as long or longer than the perianth segments. 
Beersheba. 6, $2.50; 12, $4.95; 25, $9.75; 100, $38.00 
Perianth and trumpet of magnificent proportions. Height 
20 to 22 inches. Its color is not pure white, yet is expressive 
of purity in the highest sense. 
Golden Harvest. 6, $1.25; 12, $2.25; 25, $4.25; 100, $15.00 
One of the largest trumpet varieties In existence. The 
perianth is well formed and overlapping; the trumpet is of 
good shape and proportion, rolled back at the brim. Deep 
golden yellow. 
Imperator. 6, $1.85; 12, $3.50; 25, $6.50; 100, $23.00 
White perianth; large cream imnoee 
Insurpassable. 3, $1.00; 6, $1.95; 12, $3.75 
Extremely large, golden yellow flower of bold carriage. 
It grows well, blooms freely, and has oe stems. 
King Alfred. ON95Cs 12 lef Se $3.25; 100, $12.00 
Rich, lustrous golden yellow eae Extremely vig- 
orous in habit. Perianth often 4 mehes across, trumpet fully 
2 inches. 
Lord Wellington 6, $1.25; 12, $2.25; 25, $4.25; 100, $16.00 
One of the largest yellow Snae of unusu: ally strong tex- 
ture and lasting remarkably long in good condition. 
ianth slightly reflexing; trumpet long, rich golden yellow. 
Mount Hood. New. LO0C 3g L000 e/ Disk ne eee 
Giant-sized flower of purest w hite; Its ‘perfect form makes 
it one of the most admired Daffodils in a garden. Rather 
late flowering. 

IMPERATOR. Division 1. See page 10. ACTAEA. Division 9. See page 13. 

