vavwt*s' THE DAFFODIL MART ORDER NOW DIV' 7 WE START SHIPPING SEPTEMBER 15 GEORGE W. HEATH GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA MISCELLANEOUS SPRING BLOOMING BULBS

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1 MISCELLANEOUS SPRING BLOOMING BULBS All TOP-sized bulbs - splendid for underplanting with tulips and daffodils or for border planting. Prices Per: Allium Moly - small yellow blooms, claimed to repel rodents if planted around tulip beds Anemone Blanda Blue - low growing, vivid blue De Caen - mixed single, vivid colors, 10 inches St. Brigid - mixed semi-double, vivid colors, 10 inches Chionodoxa Lucilliae - small early gentian blue, effective in masses ,00 Crocus - no garden complete without this happy harbinger white, purple, striped, yellow Eranthus (winter aconite), yellow, extremely early, low growing Frittileria Imperialis (crown imperial) each 1.75 Frittileria Meleagris (Guinea Henflower) fine for rockeries, mixed Galanthus (Nivalis - Snowdrop) extremely early, drooping white blooms, 3 inches high, green-edged Hyacinths Bedding size 3.00 per dozen. City of Haarlem - soft yellow mid season Delft - medium blue Jan du Bois - beautiful scarlet King of Blues - dark blue, mid season La Victoire - deep red, very early L'Innocence - pure white, mid season Myosotis - lovely pale blue, early Pink Pearl - rose pink, early Iris Danfordiae - low, early yellow Iris Reticulata - short deep blue Iris, Dutch Imperator - blue Golden Harvest White Perfection Mixed Muscari Armeniacurn (grape hyacinths) small deep blue or white spikes with tight blooms, very long lasting and marvelous for massed planting blue white Pushkinia (white) low growing, fine in massed plantings Scilla Carnpanulata (wood hyacinth) a cluster of bell-shaped blooms to contrast with daffodils or tulips pink - white - blue Scilla Siberica (squill) deep blue, lovely with daffodils Tritilea - blue, star-shaped, very low growing 3.00 LABELS FOR DAFFODIL PLANTING We have what we consider the IDEAL label. The 31/2 x 1 inch zinc name plate has four holes through which the two 12 inch aluminum legs arc inserted. The name plate can never come loose and if names are written on with weatherproof pencil, they will remain legible for at least two years. Price per dozen, postpaid $1,50; per 100, $ # 1 DIV. 1 DIV. 2 DIV. 3 DIV." ORDER NOW DIV' 7 DIV WE START SHIPPING SEPTEMBER 15 DIV, 5 DIV. 6 vavwt*s' 8 DIV. DIV THE DAFFODIL MART GEORGE W. HEATH (GROWER OF FINE BULBS FOR 40 YEARS) GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA 12 Telephone Zip Code OX

2 OUR OWN INFORMATIVE CLASSIFICATION TRUMPET NARCISSI la-1 Golden yellow trumpet and petals (Kingscourt) la-2 Light yellow trumpet and petals (Moonrise) la-3 Pink tinted trumpet and yellow petals (Tintoretto) lb-1 Yellow trumpet and white petals (Music Hall) 1b-2 Pale lemon trumpet and white petals (Content) 1b-3 Pink trumpet and white petals (Rosy Trumpet) lc-1 White trumpet and white petals (Beersheba) lc-2 Lemon trumpet passing white, white petals (Ada Finch) 1c--.3 Pink trumpet and white petals ld White trumpet and yellow petals (Spellbinder) LARGE CUPPED NARCISSI 2a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Carlton) 2a-2 Banded or orange-red cup, yellow petals (Ceylon) 2b-1 Yellow cup, white petals (Gertie Millar) 2b-2 Banded or orange-red cup, white petals (Dick Wellband) 2b-3 Pink cup and white petals (Mrs. Backhouse) 2c-1 White cup and white petals (Zero) 2c-2 Lemon cup passing white, white petals (Jules Verne) 2d White cup and yellow petals (Binkie) SMALL CUPPED NARCISSI 3a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Lemonade) 3a-2 Banded or orange-red cup, yellow petals(chunking) 3b-1 Cream or yellow cup, white petals (Carnmoon) 3b-2 Banded or orange-red cup, wh. petals (Amateur) 3b-3 Pink cup and white petals (Blush Queen) 3c-1 Mostly green eyed, or white cup, white petals (Frigid) 3c-2 Pale cup, edged with colors, wh.petals (Cushlake) DOUBLES 4-1 Solid yellow (Camellia) 4-2 Yellow and orange-red (Twink) 4-3 White and orange-red (Falaise) 4-4 White or almost pure white (Shirley Temple) THIANDRUS 5-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Stoke) 5-2 Red cup and yellow petals (Samba) 5-3 Yellow cup and white petals ('early Queen) 5-4 White cup and white petals (Thalia) CYCLAMINEUS 6-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (February Gold) 6-2 Red cup and yellow petals (Beryl) 6-3 Yellow cup and white petals (Dove Wings) 6-4 White cup and white petals (Jenny) JONQUILLA 7-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Trevithian) 7-2 Banded or orange-red cup, yellow petals(lintie) 7-3 Cream or white cup, white petals (Cheyenne) 7-4 Pink cup, white petals (Cherie) POETA 8-1 Yellow cup, yellow petals (Laetitia) 8-2 Orange-red cup, yellow petals (Scarlet Gem) 8-3 Yellow cup and white petals (Aspasia) 8-4 Orange-red cup and white petals (Orange Wonder) POETICUS 9-1 Red edged yellow cup, white petals (Actaea) 10 All species, wild forms and hybrids (Jonquilla Simplex) 11 Any type not covered in above division (Mango) 2 PLEASE ORDER AT ONCE We are happy to present our 1965 Daffodils on Parade, and ask that you let us have your order AT ONCE. We start shipping September 15 and, as our stocks must be replanted by November 1, can accept no orders after that date; besides, early planted bulbs, especially in the North, prove far more satisfactory. Consult our Spring Blue List for prices not included herein. If your spring list has been mislaid, send for another AT ONCE. PLEASE NOTE: We cannot accept orders for less than $5.00. PARCEL POST: Please include 10% East of Mississippi; 15% West, for postage and packing on all except the Bushel Bargains, which are PREPAID East of Mississippi; add $3.00 per bushel, $ per half bushel, 75 per peck, West of Mississippi. You will find: Our Marvelous Mixtures Bushel Bargains Collections Descriptions - many reductions Tulips Miscellaneous Spring Bulbs Labels OUR MARVELOUS MIXTURES Below Page 4 Page 4 Page 7 Page 10 Page 12 Page 12 SPECIAL NOVELTY MI TITRE - A superior mixture containing over 500 of the truly distinctive varieties we grow. By the law of averages you should get from 40 to 50 and could get as high as 100 varieties per 100 bulbs. Planted in a cutting bed they will give ample and diversified blooms for the home over a long period each spring, Each year we discard about 100 varieties to make room for the newcomers. These discards are added to this Novelty Mixture which is in a class by itself for those not interested in named varieties and yet who desire fine and unusual flowers over an extended period each spring. 100 bulbs for $10.00 EXTRA SPECIAL NOVELTY MIXTURE - Hard to believe but this is an improvement even on the Special Novelty Mixture, in that this year alone we have added 300 fine varieties which we have in surplus stocks and most of which sell for 5()f or more. No one else in this country can offer such a mixture at such a bargain price, and as we plan to grow fewer varieties yearly, advise you to take advantage of this stupendous offer. 100 bulbs for $15.00 NATURAL/IN(; MIXTURE - Do not confuse this with any offered elsewhere which at most include a dozen or less varieties - mostly discards. This is a handpicked mixture of the fine old varieties which have proven their ability to continue blooming for many years undisturbed. Take advantage of this now as these types are growing scarce. Order NOW. All Colors (over 30 varieties) 100 bulbs for $9.00 Yellow only (several varieties),100 bulbs for $6.00 ROCKERY MIXTURE- small types suitable for a Rock Garden. 12 bulbs for $ bulbs for $12.00 SPECIAL/NATURALIZING COLLECTIONS The two collections listed below are for blooming-sized round bulbs (best for this purpose) and include varieties which, left undisturbed, will continue to bloom for a number of years. Contrasting colors and a long range of blooming period will compliment any planting. Description of these will be found on pages 7 10_ 3

3 Carlton Emperor February Gold Recurvus Thalia Cheerfulness Dick Wellband He Polar Ice Trevithian } } 100 each of 5 varieties (500 bulbs, value $45.00) $ each of 5 varieties (250 bulbs, value $22.50) $ each of 5 varieties (500 bulbs, value $42.00) $ each of 5 varieties (250 bulbs, value $21.00) $20.00 BUSHEL BARGAINS Blooming-sized bulbs, excellent for massed plantings and commercial blooms, as well as for Naturalizing. There are approximately 300 to 600 bulbs per bushel. PREPAID $20.00 PER BUSHEL; $11.00 PER HALF' BUSHEL. Carlton Fortune Cheerfulness Helios Dick Wellband King Alfred Emperor BUSHEL SPECIAL 1 Peck each: Cheerfulness Emperor $22.00 Dick WelI.band Fortune POSTPAID NATURALIZING MIXTURE - This is extremely popular and the finest available at any price containing 30 or more varieties, eminently suited for this purpose in all daffodil colors. Bushel $30.00 Half bushel $16.00 All yellows Bushel $20.00 Half bushel $11.00 REGULAR MIXTURE - Several good commercial, large flowering varieties, good for cutting. Bushel $25.00 Half bushel$13.00 NOTE: The bulbs in our Bushel Bargains and Mixtures are bloorning-sized rounds; all others listed are top-sized and double-nosed. NAMED COLLECTIONS FOR 1965 We are listing below a number of collections, Daffodil, Tulip, and Miscellaneous, which we highly recommend for your garden or for gifts. The Special 1965 collection is comprised of varieties amongst those most popular last, year, and you will note that they embr ace five of the best-liked divisions and comprise a wide range of shapes and colors. We reserve the right to give varieties of equal or greater value in case we are sold out of any of the varieties in these collections, which, incidentally make marvelous gifts to gardening friends. Be sure to add 10% for postage and handling East of Mississippi, 15% West. SPECIAL 1965 COLLECTION (Daffodils) 2c I Ice Follies - white petals and very large flat creamy cup, frostily edged 3b-2 La Riante - moderate-sized with clear white petals intense small red cup lb-1 Oklahoma - snowy white perianth surrounds a very large deep buff trumpet 2a-2 Red Goblet - fine bright yellow petals and a goblet shaped crown of brightest orange red 4-4 Shirley Temple - snowy white bloom with rose-bud like double center 5b-3 Silver Chimes - late and exquisite, many white and cream fragrant blooms per stem 4 each of 6 varieties 24 bulbs $6.00 #1 Miniature Collection (all these are 6 inches or less in he (Daffodils) Angel's Tears several lovely drooping, creamy blooms per stem Bulb. Conspicuous Hoop Petticoat yellow, with bellshaped cup Minimus a tiny and very early yellow trumpet Cyclamineus very small yellow with severely reflexed blooms Wateiri exquisite tiny white with flat green eye 8 each of the above 5 varieties 40 bulbs $5.00 #2 t)warf Collection (excellent for the Rock Garden) (Daffodils) Beryl 8 inch primrose bloom with green-eyed orange cup Cherie 2 or 3 dainty white blooms with pale pink cups Jonquil's Simplex heavenly-scented with several small gold blooms March Sunshine extra early, with reflexed yellow petals Obvallaris staunch golden and trumpet-like bloom 5 each of the above 5 varieties 25 bulbs $6.00 #3 Garden Galaxie (containing contrasting and showy novelties) 2a-2 Delibes showy with large flat lemon crown, orangebanded and gold petals 2c-1 Ice Follies delightful circular white bloom with creamy flat crown 5a-1 Liberty Bells 3 lovely yellow blooms per stem, a golden Thalia 2b-3 Mabel Taylor one of the finest bright pinks with very ruffled crown 5b-3 Silver Chimes exquisite clusters of fragrant cream and white blooms 4-4 White Lion a lovely white double with creamy shorter segments 6 each of the above 6 varieties 36 bulbs $10.00 #4 Wonderful Whites (giving a long period of blooms and great diversity) (Daffodils) lc-2 Ada Finch large early beauty with yellow trumpet. soon passing white 2b-1 Lord Teddar very late with clear white petals and small creamy cup lc-2 Mount Hood very large, mid-season white trumpet 3c-1 Polar Ice extremely late icy white with charming green-eyed cup 4-4 Shirley Temple white semi-double with unusual rosebud center 5a-4 Thalia mid-season and orchid-like with 2 or 3 be cups 6 each of the above varieties 36 bulbs $8.00 #5 Garden Club Collection (all good show or garden varieties la-1 Unsurpassable giant yellow trumpet lc-1 Beersheba fine large white trumpet 2d Binkie pale yellow, reversed hi-color 2a-2 Sumatra yellow petals, vivid red cup 2b-3 Mrs. R..l an excellent, pink 5a-4 Tresamble two or three white blooms on tall stem 5 each of the above 6 varieties 30 bulbs $7.50 #6 Pink Collection (this makes a charming gift to a discriminating gardener) (Daffodils) 2b-3 Lady Bee late dwarf with lovely apricot-edged cup 2b-3 Louise de Coligny fragrant, mid-season clear pink 2b-3 Mabel Taylor late with very deep rosy ruffled cup 2b-3 Rosa Van Lima early with small very pink cup, pointed petals lb-3 Rosy Trumpet earliest pink with deep rosy trumpet and twisty white petals 2b-3 Siam midseason, with clear peach wide opened crown 3 each of the above 6 varieties 18 bulbs $ each of the above 6 varieties 36 bulbs $

4 We highly recommend the two collections of tulips listed below. These we grow in our Display Garden as they all bloom with the daffodils and can be counted on to continue for many years, providing a gorgeous array of color. #7 Early Collection (ideal for complimenting your daffodil garden) (Tulips) Bandoeng Triumph tulip, 18 inches tall, mahogany-red, flushed orange Gudoschnik Darwin hybrid, 26 inches tall, creamy peach dusted with rosy red Holland's Glory Darwin hybrid, 22 inches tall, large vivid red Purissirna 20 inch tall White Emperor Red Emperor Fosteriana, 16 inches tall, the most. reliable colossal red Rising Sun Single early, 14 inches tall, golden yellow, glorious planted with n-iuscari 12 each of the above 6 varieties 72 bulbs $ each of the above 6 varieties 36 bulbs $ Species Collection (low growing, splendid for borders) Clusiana 9 inch, Botanical, cherry-red and white, very small Oriental Beauty 10 inch, Kaufmanniana, vermillion with beautiful marbled foliage Peach Blossom 12 inch, Early double, rosy pink Red Riding Hood 8 inch, Gregii, scarlet, with brownish marked foliage Shakespeare 7 inch, Kaufmanniana, salmon, apricot and orange Waterlily 6 inch, Kaufmanniana, creamy white, marked carmine-red 12 each of.the above 6 varieties 72 bulbs $10.00 #9 Miscellaneous Bulb Collection (which we feel are a "must" for a well-rounded early spring garden) Crocus mixed colors, bloom with February Gold and other early daffodils Chionodoxa low-growing lovely blue, with white-starred center, last 6 weeks Muscari Armeniacum grape hyacinth, these blue spikes appear mid-season through late Scilla Campanulata these lovely tall single blue hyacinths adorn the late daffodil garden 50 each of above 4 bulbs 200 bulbs $ each of above 4 bulbs 100 bulbs $5.00 FOR. LOVELY LATER-BLOOMING 'TULIPS, WE SUGGEST THE COLLECTION BELOW. #10 Garden Favorites (varied as to color, size and blooming dates) (Tulips) Aladdin 22 inch, Lily flowered, scarlet with yellow edge and base Bruno Walter 16 inch, Triumph, soft bronze Dillenhurg 26 inch, Breeder, salmon orange Gen. Eisenhower 24 inch, Darwin hybrid, brilliant scarlet Mrs. Moon 26 inch, Cottage, canary yellow with pointed petals Purissima 20 inch, Fosteriana, fine grower, pure white Queen of Night 30 inch, Darwin, deepest. purple-blue Red Emperor 16 inch, Fosteriana, colossal red, the most reliable R.eforma 16 inch, Triumph, sulphur yellow, gold edged White Triumphator 30 inch, Lily flowered, purest white, pointed petals 12 each of above 10 varieties 120 bulbs $ each of above 10 varieties 60 bulbs $ DESCRIPTIONS We regret that due to the unprecedented sales of varieties new with us this year our stocks of these are almost depleted consequently we are not describing them herein as we would have to disappoint you on many, if ordered. Next year's Blue List shall contain descriptions of these and others. Below are described a number of fine varieties, most of which we can offer at, RTIT,DUCED PRICES. Please order these at once. Varieties starred are also offered in Naturalizing Specials and Bushel Bargains. 3b-2 Accolade - first class show flower with fine broad white petals and cup-shaped crown of intense red 1.00 ea. 3b-1 Air Castle - unique flower of perfect form with flat white perianth which turns a greenish beige and small flat apricot crown shaded lemon, its narrow margin of deeper shade 2.75 ea. 3h-2 Angeline - charming bloom of pure white with small flat cup rimmed with intense apricot..40 en. 3a-2 Apricot Distinction - we have a good stock of blooming-sized rounds in this heavenly variety which should be planted in shade so its flaming cup will spill over into its apricot petals. Doublenosed Rounds for Naturalizing :3.00 doz. 5b-1 April Tears - exquisite late miniature with several yellow drooping blooms and severely reflexed petals 1.00 ea. 7 Baby Star - similar to Jonquilla Simplex with several fragrant, golden blooms per stem 2d 1.00 doz. BUT very late blooming Binkie - opening a lovely yellow, its cup fades white with age :3/1,00 3b-2 Hithynia - its flaring almost flat creamy white crown has a light apricot margin, its petals are pure white b-2 Bobbysoxer - 7 to 8 inches tall, its several golden blooms have orange cups ea. 3/ Bolivia - larger than Jonquilla Simplex yet smaller than Odorus, this was found in Bolivia, North Carolina 3c-1 Brvher - one of the loveliest in its class, icy white, tall stemmed with vivid green eye in its small white cup Cunarybird - one of the loveliest of the fragrant multi-clustered group, a lovely shade of yellow *2a--1 Carlton - this very lovely soft yellow has a nicely ruffled cup and is fine for garden or naturalizing 2a-2 Ceylon - fine yellow for show with brilliant red cup 7b-3 Cheyenne - this lovely tall stemmed jonquil hybrid is fragrant and naturalizes very well *4-4 Cheerfulness - several fragrant small white double blooms, flecked with cream, per stem :3e-1 Chinese White - we have a good stock of rounds of this fine white with small green- eyed cup Doublenosed bulbs.65 ea. 4-4 Daphne this lovely late small double is pure white and fragrant 7b-3 Demure - six-inch late white miniature with pale yellow cup *2b--2 Dick Wellband - this late blooming large white bloom has a sizeable flat very red cup - fine for garden or naturalizing. 3a-1 Dinkie - its perianth is greenish yellow with cup a deeper shade edged with orange. ea. doz.70 ea..25 ea..60 ea..25 ea. :3.50 doz..50 V a doz. 7

5 2b-2 Duke of Windsor - justly popular, its petals are pure white and its fluted large flat cup sometimes yellow but often orange.25 ea. la-1 Dungiven - late blooming moderate sized yellow trumpet of fine form 3/1.00 *1a-2 Emperor - blooming late for a trumpet, it is a lovely soft yellow throughout and a splendid naturalizer doz 3b-3 Fairy Circle - exquisite little flower with circular white perianth and broad flat white eye clearly pink rimmed 3b-2 Fairy Tale - charmingly refined flower with pure white petals and flat pale citron crown, orange edged.75 ea. *6a-1 February Gold - about the earliest to bloom this sprightly golden bloom has pointed reflexed petals and is a joy for garden or naturalizing 3c-1 Foggy Dew - this late beautifully circular bloom, petals well overlapping, is tall stemmed and has a small cup with vivid green eye.75 ea. *2a-2 Fortune - early and showy, this tall stemmed yellow bloom has a good bright red cup, especially when planted in shade doz. lb-1 Frolic - stunning large flower with icy white petals and vividly contrasting lemon yellow trumpet; this is scarce 1.00 ea. 5b-4 Frosty Morn - 2 or 3 lovely white blooms of good substance on this 6 inch miniature., 1.00 ea. 2h-1 Gertie Millar - good white flower with open ruffled creamy cup.. _...25 ea. 2a-1 Goldsithney - prolific 8 inch golden yellow miniature , la-2 Grapefruit - one of the finest pale yellow trumpets.60 ea. 3b-2 Hardy - white with very ruffled small red cup. Rounds. *2a-2 Helios - very early yellow and orange; a good naturalizer 1.00 doz. 5h-1 Hawera - lovely and similar to April Tears, but paler and earlier ld Honeybird - most beautiful reversed bicolor trumpet, long lasting. ancl tall stemmed. 3,00 ea. la-2 Hunters Moon - show flower of fine form and pale yellow 2b-3 Interlude - we consider this one of the best late and strong pinks 3.00 ea. 10 Jonquilla Helena - similar to the lovely fragrant Simplex (the original jonquil) but later, a bit larger and paler in color la-1 King Alfred - the best known daffodil, early golden trumpet 1.00 doz. la-1 Kingscourt - a show trumpet of fine form and a clear golden color.45 ea. 3b-3 Lady Bee - lovely 9 inch dwarf with pretty longish pink cup, white petals 3/ Larkelly - fine 10 inch dwarf cyclamineus with golden petals and orange cup 5a-1 Liberty Bells - yellow Thalia, 3 golden blooms per stem 4/1.00 2d Limeade - fine growing lemon bloom, its long cup reverses to creamy white. Lim.Qty ea. 2b-3 Mabel Taylor - ruffled and deep pink cup is offset by a good perianth in this fine late bloomer.35 ea. 8-3 Matador - at last have been able to get a stock again of this fine large multi-clustered flower, yellow petals and bright red cup; a favorite with exhibitors 3/ Mrs. Wm. Copeland - always in demand, this large white double has shorter creamy petals, often a touch of green.25 ea. 8 6a-1 Mite - a real gem, this small cyclamineus with very long trumpet and beautifully reflexed petals, is 6 inches tall. Stocks are scarce. 2b-2 Mother Gruellemans - a stunning bloom, showy with clear white petals - large flat crown with band of creamy apricot.50 ea, lc-2 Mt. Hood - this giant white trumpet is fine for garden or show lb-1 Music Hall - ever popular large white with bright yellow trumpet 2c-2 Nuage - a lovely very pure white bloom, fine for shows; very long lasting 7b-3 Nirvana - this exquisite tall white jonquil with one to three flowers is fragrant and fine for naturalizing 10 Odorus Plenus - formerly double campernelle, early, 12 inches high, a good golden bloom. doz. 2c-2 Panda - an exquisite little late white dwarf with a lovely fluted cup, banded with cream 1.00 ea. 5a Pearly Queen - 2 to 3 fairly large blooms with sizeable pale yellow cups, white petals 5/1.00 7b-1 Peaseblossom - cream colored miniature, usually two-headed 3/1.00 2b-3 Pink Beauty - listed as Poesie for some years-, it is a truly gorgeous flower with clear pink trumpet-like cup and fine show form ea. 2b-3 Pink Smiles - another favorite for show with expanded clear pink crown and good perianth..75 ea. 2a-1 Pinwheel - this very flashy flower has an enormous flat crown of dark yellow and paler petals 7b Pipers Barn - deep butter yellow flowers with small cups and pointed petals 5/1.00 *3c--1 Polar Ice - this very late pure white beauty has an emerald green eye and is fine for show and naturalizing lc-1 Rashee - one of the finest white trumpets for show - have a few acclimatized bulbs of this to offer 4.00 ea. *10 Recurvus - this charming old-timer is late, has slightly recurved and pointed white petals and small red-edged yellow cup; ideal naturalizer 3b-2 Redstart - striking white flower with white perianth and ivory crown with coral-orange rim and green eye.50 ea 2a-2 Red Goblet-extremely striking with vivid goblet shaped crimson cup and golden petals.25 ea. 5b-2 Rosedown - bright yellow petals and globular orange-red cup.20 ea. 2a-2 Rouge - this earliest of red cups spills over onto the golden petals in a most effective manner ea. 2a-1 St. Egwin - considered by many the finest tall stemmed all yellow large cup.40 ea. 3b-2 St. Louis - a large white bloom with flat golden crown, edged vermillion, good for garden and show 5b-2 Samba - a delightful dwarf with vivid red cup and long pointed yellow petals 3/1.00 5b-3 Silver Chimes - this outstandingly lovely variety has many white blooms with creamy cups and is delightfully fragrant 2.50 doz id Spellbinder - a splendid reversed bi-color and excellent grower 2/1.00 5a-1 Stoke - lovely soft yellow, it has 3 blooms per stem and is a splendid grower, 7b Sugarbush - lovely dwarf, its petals are ivory white and its orange-yellow cup is edged with white frosting 5/1.00 7b Sundial - lovely little miniature with yellow petals and flat orange cup 7a-1 Sweetness - charming all yellow jonquil hybrid, fragrant as its name suggests 9

6 *5a_4 Thalia - the well known triandrus with 3 pure white bell shaped blooms per stem la-3 Tintoretto - gorgeous soft yellow and early blooming, its trumpet is pink flushed 5a-4 Tresamble - similar to Thalia but taller stemmed and with faintly ruffled edge to cup *7b-1 Trevithian - fragrant and lovely, 2 to 3 soft yellow blooms per stem Rounds Doublenosed. 1,50 doz :3/ doz doz.20 ea. 4-2 Twink - this popular double has yellow petals and bright orange shorter segments 6/1.00 2a-1 Velveteen - a very handsome tall stemmed variety, all yellow with small crown lc-1 White Tartar - of finest form and showy white., this is highly recommended for show,. 3/1.25 3c-1 Xit - at last a good stock of this loveliest of miniatures; white with bright green eye, 4 to 6 inches 1.00 ea. TULIPS Price per Dozen unless marked differently L - Advance (Cottage) (24) large, flushed red L - Aladdin (Lily-flowered) (22) scarlet edged yellow M - Aristocrat. (Darwin) (30) purplish violet-rose, paler edged L - Artist (Viridiflora) (10) terra cotta and green, passing to green 1.75 M Bandoeng (Triumph) (18) deep mahogany edge with golden edge M - Black Parrot. (Parrot) (27) purplish black - Blue Parrot (Parrot) (24) deep bluish heliotrope - l3runo Walter (Triumph) (24) deep orange yellow, sweet scented - Cantate (Fosteriana) (6) bright red, striped foliage Clara Butt (Darwin) (25) salmon rosy pink 1.25 E - Clusiana (Botanical) (9) lady tulip, small cherry red and white M - Cordell Hull (Rembrandt) (26) flamed and feathered, blood red on white E - Couleur Cardinal (single early) (12) brilliant crimson 2.75 M - Dillenburg (Breeder) (26) salmon orange, shaded rose E - Pair Lady (Kaufmanniana) (7) ivory with crimson red markings outside.75 ea. M - Fantasy (Parrot) (22) soft rose feathered and striped green M - Firebird (Parrot) (22) splendid scarlet and green E - Galata (Fosteriana) (15) orange red-yellow base 1.75 E - Gen DeWet (single early) (18) bronze-orange,plant with Muscari Gen. Eisenhower (Darwin hybrid) (24) goblet shaped, vivid scarlet L - Gisela (lily flowered) (18) exquisite soft pink, pointed petals 1.75 M - Glacier (Darwin) (26) oval shaped, pure white 1.75 L - Golden Harvest (Darwin) (28) handsome golden yellow I.25 L - Greenland (Viridiflora) (20) old rose and green 2.50 L - Gudoschnik (Darwin hybrid) (26) outstanding creamy peach, dusted rosy red 1.75 I. - Haler (Cottage) (28) carmine red, base yellow, edged green 3.00 E - Heart's Delight (Kaufmanniana) (6) pale rose, base yellow, mottled leaves 3.00 M - Holland's Glory (Darwin hybrid) (22) large, warm dazzling scarlet 1.75 F - Johann Strauss (Kaufmanniana) (8) white with exterior flushed red,, 2.00 L - Mariette (lily flowered) (26) deep satin rose 1.75 M - Midinette (Darwin) (26) pure white, rosy pink band at edge 1.75 L - Mrs. John Scheepers (Cottage) (34) large, oval lovely lemon L - Mrs. Moon (Cottage) (22) lemon yellow, very pointed petals 2.00 L - Mount Tacoma (double late) (22) pure white, peony-like 1.75 L - Orange Favorite (Parrot) (22) orange scarlet, tinged old rose and green M - Oriental Beauty (Gregii) (6) bright red, black base, variegated leaves 2.00 M - Oriental Splendour (Gregii) (7) carmine red with broad cream edge.75 ea. L - Ossi Oswaldi (Cottage) (22) white, pink flushed P,.75 ea. E - Peach Blossom (early double) ( 12) lovely rosy pink double 2.50 M - Philippe de Cornines (Darwin) (24) maroon black 1.25 L - Picotee (lily flowered) (22) white feathered rose, burning all rose M - Pink Attraction (Darwin) (26) silvery violet rose 2.00 M - Pink Supreme (Darwin) (26) clear bright pink E - Prince Carnival (single early) (15) red, flamed yellow 1.75 E - Praestans (Botanical) (12) candlebra type with 4 to 5 scarlet blooms 1.25 L - Princeps (Fosteriana) (16) large vermillion scarlet 2.00 M - Princess Elizabeth (Darwin) (29) lovely soft rose with white base E Purissima (Fosteriana) (20) (White Ei]mperor) white, splendid doer 2.00 M - Queen of Night (Darwin) (30) rich blackish maroon F - Red Emperor (Fosteriana) (16) dazzling red, 1.25 good grower M - Red Matador (Triumph) (20) enormous, vivid orange-r ed 1.25 M - Red Pitt (Darwin) (24) good bright, red L - Red Riding flood (Gregii) (4) scarlet, base black, variegated leaves 2.00 E Reforma (Triumph) (20) sulphury yellow, edged golden yellow 1.25 M - Scarlet Leader (Darwin) (26) brilliant scarlet. E - Shakespeare (Kaufmanniana) (4) mixture of salmon shades L - Smiling Queen (Cottage) (22) satiny pink with silvery edge 1.75 L Stresa (Kaufmanniana) (6) red, yellow-edged E - Sun Maid (Triumph) (20) golden yellow 2.00 NI - Sweet Harmony (Darwin) (26) lemon yellow, edged ivory white M - The Bishop (Darwin) (28) bright violet blue 1.75 E - The First (Kaufmanniana) (6) carmine, edged white 2.00 L Tulipa Tarda (Dastystemon) (3) 3 to 6 star shaped pale yellow blooms on stein, white at edge E - Turkestanica (Botanical) (8) 5 to 9 creamy flowers on stem with green and bronzy flush on exterior, fine with daffodils 1.25 E - Van Der Neer (single early) (15) deep violet E Waterlily (Kaufmanniana) (4) creamy yellow shaded red, inside deep yellow L - West Point (lily flowered) (22) primrose yellow, pointed petals 2.25 E - White Hawk (single early) (22) splendid pure white 2.25 Nl - White Parrot (Parrot) (22) pure white with green feathering pointed petals 3.50 L - White Triumphator (lily flowered) (23) large white pointed petals E - Yellow Dawn (Kaufmanniana) (6) Indian yellow based purple-red with carmine red blotches_

7 THE DAFFODIL MART Nuttnll, Gloucester, Virginia George W. Phone OX PLEASE PLANT AT ONCE - if unahle to do so please open all bags so air may get to the bulbs - they will go into a heat and rot otherwise. We ship these bulbs at the proper planting time and urge you to get them in the ground at once to insure fine blooms next spring. A bulb which has made roots will not freeze. PLEASE NOTE! On the reverse side we have printed our Own Informative Classification of Daffodils - this is similar to the universally accepted and used Royal Horticultural Society of London's List with added numerals to better aid our customers in getting a true description of the variety. We no longer plan to reprint same in our yearly price lists therefore suggest you hold on to it for future reference. PLANTING INSTIZUCTiONS ion. DAFFonit,s Th0 main requirement is a well drained soil. They are not happy where water will stand a day or two after rains. Any good garden soil is ideal. VI OR Bulb Food (which we have been using for several years and can wholeheartedly recommend), cow manure or hone meal mixed in the soil at, or preferably before planting time, will produce bulbs of fine size. A top dressing of Vigoro during the winter months is always helpful or an application of cow manure at that time which also serves as a mulch. Wait at least a month after the bulbs are planted before applying the top dressing, thus 'allowing the root system to develop. The roots are active all winter, taking in and storing up nourishment. it is useless to fertilize your bulbs in the spring after blooming as once they have bloomed and the foliage starts to die down the bulbs are in a dormant stage. In the Northern states, plant deep enough so that the neck of the bulb is covered by 4 or 5 inches of earth after the ground has settled. In the Middle Atlantic States 3 or 4 inches is desirable; while in the southern states 2 or 3 inches is sufficient. For large blooms bulbs should be dug, divided arid replanted every 2 to 4 years, otherwise they become overcrowded, For show flowers, select a sheltered, well protected spot, this is especially important with some of the new highly rated red cups and pinks. Another point which we do not believe can he overlooked is the fact that it is imperative never to plant Daffodils in soil where bulbs have disappeared. Basal rot will readily attack the new bulbs and your efforts and money go for naught. Upon receipt examine bulbs carefully for any signs of mold or rot (we ship only sound bulbs, free from disease - all our bulbs are inspected twice yearly, growing and in storage but occasionally they overheat in transit and hence become soft.) Do not plant any thus affected but notify us at once. As is customary complaints shall. be deemed waived unless presented within 8 days after receipt of goods, lianiatulies With the increased interest in growing Miniatures and Rockery types we shall add a few words of suggestion in regards to them. Plant early, a. good root growth before cold weather is essential, especially as they should not he planted too deep - the tiny fellows simply haven't the strength to push through a lot of soil - however in the North be sure to mulch them well, We have had great success in planting the wee ones in pots and placing the pots in earth - this affords them added protection and as they are planted shallow prevents marauding rodents or animals from scratching them up and rolling them off. Animals do not eat Daffodil bulbs which are rank poison to them. To protect your other bulbs from mole ruins and resultant mice it is often advisable to plant in wire baskets. However, the repeated use of Mole - Dots here on the farm keeps us from their depredations. The miniature daffodils, scillas and chinadoxa are lovely when planted in the pockets at the base of tree trunks where they have a natural protection against winds and weeds, get plenty of early spring sun, enough moisture and sufficient food.

8 OUR INIA'ORMAIIVE CI ASSIFICATION Trumpet Narcissi la-1 Golden yellow trumpet and petals..... (Kingscourt) la-2 Light yellow trumpet and petals... (Mulatto) la-3 Pink tinted trumpet and yellow petals (Tintoretto) lb-1 Yellow trumpet and white petals (Music Hall) lb-2 Pale lemon trumpet and white petals (Content) lb-3 Pink trumpet and cream petals (Apricot) lc-1 White trumpet and white petals... (Beersheba) 1c-2 Lemon trumpet passing white, white petals (Ada Finch) lc-3 Pink trumpet and white petals (Rosabella) Id White trumpet and yellow petals (Spellbinder) Large Cupped Narcissi 2a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Carlton) 2a-2 Banded or orange-red cup, yellow petals.. (Dunkeld) 2b-1 Yellow cup, white petals (Brunswick) 2b-2 Banded or orange red cup, white petals. (Selma Lagerlof) 2b-3 Pink Cup and white petals.. (Mrs. R 0 Backhouse) 2c-1 White cup and white petals (Zero) 2c-2 Lemon cup passing white, white petals (Tenedos) 2d White cup and yellow petals; (Binkie) Small Cupped Narcissi 3a-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Lemonade) 3a-2 Banded 9r orange-red cup, yellow petals.. (Chunking) 3b-1 Cream or yellow cup, white petals.... (White Lady) 3b-2 Banded or orange-red cup, white petals (Amateur) 3b-3 Pink Cup and white petals (Blush Queen) 3c-1 Mostly green eyed, or white cup, white petals.. (Frigid) 3c-2 Pale cup, edged soft colors, white petals. (Cushlake) Doubles 4-1 Solid Yellow (Camellia) 4-2 Yellow and orange-red (Valencia) 4-3 White and orange-red (Falaise) 4-4 White or almost pure white (Shirley Temple) Triandrus 5.1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Stoke) 5-2 Red cup and yellow petals. (Samba) 5-3 Yellow cup and white petals. 5-4 White cup and white petals. (Pearly Queen) (Thalia) Cyclamineus 6-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (February Gold) 6-2 Red cup and yellow petals (Beryl) 6-3 Yellow cup and white petals (Dove Wings) 6-4 White cup and white petals (Jenny) Jonquilla 7-1 Yellow cup and yellow petals (Trevithian) 7-2 Banded or orange-red cup, yellow petals (Lintie) 7-3 Cream or white cup, white petals.... (White Wedgewood) 7-4 Pink Cup, white petals (Cherie) Poeta.z 8-1 Yellow cup, yellow petals (Laetitia) 8-2 Orange-red cup and yellow petals (Scarlet Gem) 8-3 Yellow cup and white petals (Aspasia) 8-4 Orange-red cup and white petals.. (Orange Wonder) Poeticus 9-1 Red edged yellow cup and white petals (Actaea) 9-2 Solid red cup and white petals (Ace of Diamonds) 10 All Species, Wild Forms and Hybrids. (Jonquilla Simplex) 11 Any type not covered in above divisions (Pango)