NARCISSUS CYCLAMINEUS 
Cyclamineus C 10 (E) — This species is unique and the daintiest of all the 
miniatures. Golden yellow flowers throughout, of great substance. 
The trumpet is usually 1” long with a small serrated rim. The petals 
are completely reflexed back like a cyclamen, hence its name. Plant 
in drifts in a moist location. A little shade is desirable as it prolongs 
the life of the flower. In good condition will last from 2 to 3 weeks. 
$1.40 per 10 $11.00 per 100 
CYCLAMINEUS HYBRIDS (Class 6) 
Beryl (V. E.) — Charming and graceful. Drooping primrose yellow flowers 
with slightly reflexed perianth and small globular bright orange cup 
shading to gold. Ideal for rock garden and pots. 8” tall. Good 
substance. $1.60 per 10 $14.00 per 100 
February Gold (deGraaff) (V.E.) — An elegant pale lemon yellow daffodil 
with pointed petals and straight delicately fluted trumpet of a deeper 
'‘vellow tinged orange. Excellent for early forcing in a cool green- 
house. Very desirable for the rock garden, foundation planting and 
flower border. Adds a splash of gold and brightens the garden in 
early spring. $2.00 per 10 $17.00 per 100 
LeBeau (Barr 1927) (V.E.) — The finest of the large Cyclamineus hybrids. 
Its English name is “The Handsome.” Extremely well formed flower; 
long, pointed petals; long trumpet with a rolled rim. Slightly nodding: 
of unsurpassable gracefulness. Soft pure yellow flower of great 
substance. 12” tall. Lasts in semi-shade a full two to three weeks. 
We have a fine stock on hand. 3 for $1.50 5 for $2.30 10 for $4.30 
March Sunshine (deGraaff) (E) — A miniature of February Gold, flower- 
ing later. The perianth is of a delightful shade of butter yellow; 
deep orange yellow cup of good lasting quality. Suitable for small 
rock garden. 6” to 8” tall. 5 for $1.25 10 for $2.00 
Mite — Very prolific and a true miniature gem. Pale yellow narrow and 
pointed reflexed petals; long narrow serrated trumpet. This is a 
rewarding bulb. The first blossom is succeeded by another flowering 
stem, which is repeated a third time, thereby prolonging the flower- 
ing season 2 to 3 weeks. 6” tall. A real jewel for a choice place in 
the rock garden. Practically unattainable elsewhere in the United 
States. Stock limited. 3 for $1.75 5 for $2.75 10 for $5.25 
Peeping Tom (V.E.) — The most outstanding large flowering hybrid of 
this class. This recent introduction has a long, deep-yellow trumpet 
with a recurved lobed rim and a reflexed yellow perianth. Early 
flowering and long-lasting quality. The flower assumes an erect 
position, hence its name, “Peeping Tom.” Good stem, 12” and over. 
Excellent for early forcing. $.50 each $1.35 per 3 
NARCISSUS JONQUILLA (Class 10) 
Jonquilla gracilis (Helena gracilis) — This old little jonquil deserves to be 
planted in larger quantities because it is unquestionably the last of 
of the narcissi to bloom, sometimes extending into June. From 2 to 
4 light yellow sweetly scented flowers are produced on a 15” to 18” 
rigid stem. A very pleasing effect can be obtained by interplanting 
groups of Scilla campanulata excelsior. ..$1.35 per 10 $12.00 per 100 
PLEASE READ CULTURAL DIRECTIONS 
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