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NARCISSUS, DAFFODILS, JONQUILS, (con't) 

MRS. R. O. BACKHOUSE (Trumpet) Tee Le COSCO O.ee 
A flower of great distinction. Perianth white, trumpet pale apricot 
passing to pink, 
SCARLET ELEGANCE (Incomparabilis) Nee oo rR omR aC 
Perianth deep yellow, cup deep orange-red. Very attractive. 
SCARLET GEM (Poetaz) Lene lecds gom—roetQO 
Perianth deep primrose yellow, cup brilliant orange. Mult iflowered. 
SPRING GLORY (Trumpet) 12 -- 1.903; 25 = 3,40 
Large perianth of pure white, trumpet clear yellow. 
TEXAS (Double) de. =- 1.903; 25 = 3.40 
Large double flower, mixture of yellow and fiery orange. Good 
forcer. Preferable to TWINK as it has more substance, 
CHEERFULNESS (Double Poetaz) 1eseel 4253 25 =. 2,50 
Clusters of creamy white double flowers; touched with yellow at 
center. 
MIXTURE FOR NATURALIZING 20 —- £490; 100 = 9.50 
A choice selection of varieties suitable for growing to light 
woods, edges of lawns, etc. 
CRAGF ORD 
6 - 1.000 12 = 5.25 25 - 6.40 
At last we have a Narcissus to take the place of the old-time 
Paper Whites, and this Narcissus is CRAGFORD. ‘Sweetly scented, this 
cluster=-flowered variety with pure white perianth and an orange-red 
cup is surely one of the leading varieties of the future. It forces 
easily and can be readily flowered in pots by Christmas. Bulbs are 
still quite scarce. 
MINIATURE NARCISSUS -- JONQUILS 
BULBOCODIUM CONSPICUUS ; 12 - 1.253 25 = 2.40 
Hoop-petticoat narcissus. Flowers rich golden yellow, narrow in- 
conspicuous perianth and long wide-mouthed trumpet. Blooms very 
early. Three to four bulbs in a S-inch pan make a delightful 
house plant. Forces easily. 
CANALICULATUS 12 = 1.453 25 - 2.70 
Miniature poetaz narcissus. Several dainty, white and yellow flowers 
on 5-inch stems. Also forces quite readily. 
CYC LAMINEUS 12 = 1.903 25 - 3,40 
The Cyclamin-flowered daffodil. Charming little blossom of rich 
yellow. Perianth recurves; trumpet is markedly serrated. . Likes 
shade, moist locations, Fine for pot culture. Blooms early in 
Marche Six inches highe ; 
CYCLAMINEUS FEBRUARY GOLD 12 = 1.80; 25 =3,.25 
Golden orange. A larger and showier variety than preceding item. 
Height about twelve inches. 
JUNCIFOLIUS 12 = 1.453; 25 = 2.70 
A very dainty variety similar to N. Jonquilla but smaller. 
Miniature Incomparabilis with wide cup and flat perianth. Yellow. 
JONQUILLA SIMPLEX Lees eOO ste. = 1s 00 
Two to six fragrant flowers per stem. Very slender and graceful 
plant. Segments yellow and scarcely overlapping, very short coronde 
JONQUILLA TREVITHIAN 12 - 1.60; 25 = 3.00 
Very sweetly scented. A charming hybrid, taller than most Jonquilla. 
The perianth is a clear shade of pale lemon yellow, the cup is pure 
yellow. 
LOBULARIS ig = 1.60; 25 = 6.00 
A six-inch miniature trumpet daffodil. White perianth, yellow 
trumpet. Scarce. 
MINIMUS 12 = 2.40; 25 = 4.75 
The smallest trumpet daffodil known. Clear yellow flower on S5-inch 
stem. Very early bloomer. Quite scarce this year 
NANUS ‘ ; 12 - 1.60; 25 = 3,00 
Another small trumpet daffodil. Larger than Minimus and later 
blooming. Bright yellow. 
