MINIATURE DAFFODILS 
Famous in prose and poetry as the 
harbingers of spring, and loved the 
world over, the very name Daffo- 
dils, spells an end to winter weather, 
and gives us forewarning of sunny 
days to come. And true to their tra- 
dition, the Miniature Daffodils come 
early—some of them, in fact, as 
February Gold, earliest of all. And 
in addition, they have a charm and 
daintiness irresistible to lovers of 
that famous flower. 
CULTURE: Except where other- 
wise noted, is same as for large daf- 
fodils, namely good soil and perfect 
drainage, in a sunny location. 
Shipped from August through Oc- 
tober. 
Jonquila Simplex 
BERYL—A lovely little cyclamineous hybrid with graceful flowers of primrose yel- 
low, and bright golden orange cup. 8 inches. Each 20c, 3 tor 50c, 12 for $1.80 
BULBOCODIUM CONSPICUUS—tThe Hoop Petticoat Daffodil; rich golden yel- 
low bells, with rush-like foliage, on stems 6 inches high. Blooms in February and 
March. Give a sandy peat soil, and withhold water during the summer months. 
stor45e, 12 tor $1.65 
BULBOCODIUM CITRINUS—tThe large sulphur Hoop Petticoat. Lovely pale 
citron flowers, on stems 6-8 inches high. Give a damp sandy peat soil. 
Bach 50633 tog $1358 12 for 95:00 
CANALICULATUS—A dainty little Polyanthus Narcissus from the French coastal 
town of Mentone, it has narrow blue-green foliage and flower clusters of white with 
round golden cups. Fragrant; to 6 inches. 3 for 45¢ s12 fom S105 
FEBRUARY GOLD-—Starry little daffodils of bright golden yellow, on stems 12 
inches high. A deGraaff introduction, which shows its cyclamineus blood in the 
nicely fluted straight trumpet and slightly recurved perianth. Early and charming 
in the rockery; also forces extremely well. Bach Z0c.3. for 50c 1 2for $180 
JONQUILLA SIMPLEX—tThe true single sweet jonquil, with clusters of rich 
golden yellow flowers, on slender graceful stems to 18 inches. Deliciously scented, 
and captivating when used in bouquets with larger daffodils, their airy grace offering 
exactly the right accent. 3 for 45¢,12-fom$i.65 
JONQUILLA FLORE PLENO—The old-fashioned double sweet jonquil, with 
heads of rich yellow double flowers in May. Very fragrant. 3 for 45¢c, 12 fomSl.65 
JUNCIFOLIUS—A charming little miniature, somewhat resembling the jonquil, 
but growing only 4-8 inches high. A native of the Pyrenees, it has clusters of dainty 
little blooms in soft yellow, delicately fragrant. Nice in pots as well as choice spots 
in the rock garden. Likes partial shade. Each 20c, 3 for 50c, 12 for $1.80 
MOONSHINE—Graceful cream-white nodding flowers, almost ethereal in their 
beauty. Usually two or three to a stem, about 16 inches tall. It’s hard to believe a 
flower so delicate in appearance could be so hardy and prolific. 
Each 25c,3or 05ce12 for $2.40 
TRIANDRUS ALBUS —The delightful little “Angel’s Tears” from Spain and 
Portugal, with several creamy white blooms on a stem only 4 inches high. Give them 
partial shade, and a gritty well-drained soil. Each 50c, 3 for $1.35, 12 for $5.00 
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