Hardy Garden 
~~», Daffodils 
There are many misunder- 
standings about the names 
“Daffodils” and “Narcissus.” 
The two names refer to the 
same race of plants, although 
often applied differently in 
various parts of the country. 
Regardless of which name 
you prefer, they are the first 
of the large flowering spring 
bulbs. They are easily cared 
for and will grow and bloom 
year after year unmolested. 
PICTURE 
SHOW GARDEN COLLECTION 
Every year we plant our show garden with the fin- 
est varieties of Daffodils known. We compare and 
test all of the best (over 200 varieties) sent to us by 
our Holland associates, including many that sell for 
$10.00 each and more. When these are harvested 
they go to make up this collection. Unquestionably 
the best Daffodil value. 
1 Collection of 12 Bulbs Only $1.95 
Worlds Largest Daffodils 
For years we have searched to find the very largest Trumpet Daffodil grown. 
Under varying conditions the two listed below meet this qualification, with 
ATOMIC AGE, brand new this year, the largest of them all. 
ATOMIC AGE. This amazing Daffodil is fully ONE-THIRD LARGER than any 
Daffodil offered before. It is almost unbelievable, so we know you will thrill to 
Atomic 
its giant size and beauty. Atomic Age (Willem de A eeee actually measured 514 Fragrant 
inches across last spring. With its all-yellow, wide-flaring open trumpet, it is a 
thrilling sight, and one you will never forget. If you plant any Daffodils at all GARDENIA FLOWERED 
this spring, be sure to include it in your list. (50c each); (3 for $1.25); (6 for Snowy white, sweet-scented, double 
$2.25); (2 for $4.25). flowers resembling the popular Gar- 
MT. HOOD. Truly outstanding and the finest white denia. (3 for 45c); (6 for 80c); 12 for 
Daffodil. Broad perianth and huge, wide open, ruffled $1.45). A> 
trumpet. The only white trumpet we consider worth y 
Siam growing. (75c each); (3 for $1.85); (6 for $3.45); 
(12 for $6.65). 
THE GOVERNOR .,,. 
Latest Trumpet to Bloom 
Last of the giant trumpets to bloom, 
its bright yellow being a cheerful good- 
bye for the season. Much larger than 
King Alfred, and it withstands the heat 
and rain. Perfect keeper for cut flow- 
ers. (50c each); (3 for $1.25); (6 for 
$2.25); (12 for $4.25). 
<«« RARE PINK DAFFODILS 
SIAM. Without exception, the best of 
the pinks. Pure white perianth and a 
broad, flaring trumpet of clear apri- 
cot, changing to soft pink. Sold for 
$2.00 in 1949. (60c each); (3 for 
$1.50); (6 for $2.75); (12 for $5.25). 
PINK FANCY. Very free flowering 
with a white perianth and apricot- 
pink trumpet. (3 for 75c); (6 for 
$1.30); (12 for $2.45). 
MRS. R. O. BACKHOUSE. (3 for 
$1.00); (6 for $1.75); (12> for 
$3.25). 
DAFFODIL COLLECTION 
This extraordinary collection contains 1 each 
of all the Daffodils pictured on this page (un- 
labelled). All 12 of them would cost $5.05 if 
bought separately. You save $1.80. Truly an out- 
standing value. 
All 12 Only $3.25 
BARGAIN 
DAFFODIL 
COLLECTION 
This is the same as 
Show Garden Col- 
lection, only the 
bulbs are slightly 
smaller. All will 
bloom the first year, 
and you still get the 
advantage of the 
wonderful value in 
the show garden of 
200 varieties. Truly 
an outstanding bar- 
gain and one you 
just can not afford to 
m1ss, 
12 Bulbs 
Only $1.00 
The Governor 
