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1 \lam Engel en FALL 2000 WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 23 Tulip Drive Bantam, Connecticut Phone: (860) Fax: (860) Website: - ea

2 COLLECTION K: Show and Naturalizing Narcissi I ESTIMATED PLANTING AREA: 55 SQUARE FEET. APRIL FLOWERING. 35 General Patton: White and yellow. 75 King Alfred: Golden-yellow. 35 Red Rascal: Golden-yellow and red. 35 Mount Hood: Opens yellow, matures to white. 35 Salome: White and apricot-pink. 215 narcissi for (6107) $ COLLECTION L: Show and Naturalizing Narcissi II ESTIMATED PLANTING AREA: 55 SQUARE FEET. APRIL FLOWERING, 35 Actaea: White with a small, bright red eye. 35 Golden Harvest: Golden-yellow. 35 Cheerfulness: Creamy-white. 35 Ice Follies: White with a chartreuse-yellow 35 February Gold: Yellow with a golden- crown. orange cup. 35 Roseworthy: White with a pink trumpet. 210 narcissi for (6118) $ COLLECTION M: Show and Naturalizing Narcissi III ESTIMATED PLANTING AREA: 55 SQUARE FEET. APRIL FLOWERING. 35 Accent: Ivory with a salmon-pink cup. 35 Pheasant's Eye: White with a yellow 35 King Alfred: Golden-yellow. cup and an orange center. 35 Mount Hood: Opens yellow, matures to 35 Thalia: White. white. 35 Yellow Cheerfulness: Pure yellow. 210 narcissi for (6129) $ COLLECTION N: Apricot and Pink Narcissi ESTIMATED PLANTING AREA: 55 SQUARE FEET. APRIL FLOWERING. If you like pink-cupped narcissi as much as we do, try this lovely collection. They blend together beautifully and attract tremendous attention and comment! Please plant in filtered sunlight for the best coloration. 35 Accent: Ivory-white and salmon-pink. 35 Pink Charm: White and pink. 35 Mon Cherie: Ivory with apricot-pink cup. 35 Roseworthy: White and salmon-pink. 35 Passionale: White and apricot-pink. 35 Salome: White and deep apricot to old rose. 210 narcissi for (6130) $ COLLECTION 0: The Heirloom Narcissus Collection ESTIMATED PLANTING AREA: 45 SQUARE FEET. APRIL FLOWERING. It is popular to restore gardens with heirloom narcissi that we remember from our grandparents' gardens. The varieties included in our collection predate the 1930's, perennialize nicely and are quite strong from a horticultural perspective. 25 Actaea: White petals with a small, red 25 February Gold: Yellow petals and an eye. Pre orange cup. Pre Cheerfulness: Creamy-white with yel- 25 Little Gem: Yellow petals with a darker low flecks. Pre cup. Pre Cragford: White petals and an orange 25 Scarlet Gem: Golden-yellow petals and cup. Pre a red cup. Pre Hawera: Lemon-yellow. Pre Thalia: White. Pre narcissi for (6135) $ COLLECTION P: Rockgarden Narcissi ESTIMATED PLANTING AREA: 55 SQUARE FEET. APRIL FLOWERING. Our Rockgarden Narcissus Collection will provide you with almost four weeks of dainty flowers (some with a lovely fragrance); a feast for your eyes! By planting them in a protected area, they will thrive for years. 50 Baby Moon: Pale yellow jonquilla. 50 Jetfire: Canary-yellow with a pale orange Floriferous and fragrant. Late-flowering. crown. 50 bulbocodium Golden Bells: Goldenyellow, multi-flowering Species Miniature. 50 Hawera: Fragrant, with four to six lemonyellow flowers per stem. 300 narcissi for 50 Little Gem: An early, yellow miniature with a darker trumpet. 50 Tete-a-Tete: Buttercup-yellow with a darker trumpet. (6141) $ Van Engelen Inc. Fax: (860) Wei site: 4

3 NARCISSI Narcissi naturalize well and yield a brilliant profusion of flowers in fields, woods and gardens. Narcissi tolerate full sun to semi-shade; prefer well-draining soil; hate "wet feet" and love to be fed with our Dutch Organic Bulb Food three times a year! TRUMPET DAFFODILS The most well-known group of narcissi, Trumpet Daffodils naturalize well and have a long blooming season with large, bold flowers. Their flowers have trumpets as long as, or longer than, the flower petals. 18" to 20". HZ: 3-7. Cristobal: Long-lasting and showy, it is a well-formed bi-color with a white perianth and a deep lemon-yellow trumpet with a rolled rim.. (8080) 50/$ General Patton: A 1944 hybrid, this award-winner has a ruffled, canary-yellow trumpet and a creamy-white perianth. (8169) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Golden Harvest: This 1920s' award-winner is brilliant yellow. An excellent choice for forcing or naturalizing. (8175) 100/$ /$ , Lugano: A hybrid of Spellbinder, Lugano has a muted primrose-yellow perianth with a white base and a large, white trumpet with yellow edges. (8301) /$155; Mount Hood: Circa 1930, this award-winner opens creamy yellow and gradually turns ivorywhite as the long-lasting blooms mature. (8335) /$ Rijnveld's Early Sensation: Circa 1943, this golden-yellow trumpet is the earliest to bloom by two weeks. It may offer several flowers per bulb. (8418) 100/$ /$ , Spellbinder: A 1940s' hybrid, it has huge flowers which open yellow and mature to chartreuse-yellow, while the trumpet turns creamy-white. (8492) 100/$ ,000/$ KING ALFRED DAFFODILS! Registered in 1899, the classic King Alfred narcissus was said to have fetched the same price as a whole street of houses in England. The most popular of all large yellow.daffodils, King Alfreds are outstanding for naturalized plantings and cut-flower arrangements. 18" to 20". HZ: 3-7. King Alfred Jumbo: The largest bulbs of the harvest. (8278) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ King Alfred Double-Nose: Huge narcissus bulbs, but somewhat smaller than the Jumbo size. (8289) /$ , PINK TRUMPET DAFFODILS Part of the Large Cupped Narcissus group, we have listed these white and apricot/pink beauties here because they deserve special attention. Opening apricot-yellow and maturing to pink, they should be grown in cool areas with filtered sunlight to gradually develop their full color potential. 18" to 20". HZ: 3-7. Accent: A "sun-proof' award-winner, the perianth is ivory-white and the funnel-shaped, frilled cup is light salmon-pink blending to salmon-rose. (8002) $ ,000/$ Chinese Coral: An elegant variety, it has a greenish-white perianth and a soft apricot-pink cup with vivid yellow at the base and darker edges. (8071) 50/$ /$ $ Eastern Dawn: Very late-flowering, it has glistening, relexed, ivory-white petals and a large, coral-pink cup. (8114) 50/$ /$ Mon Cherie: It has wide, overlapping petals of luscious creamy-white and a large, apricot-pink cup which flares into a ruffled edge. (8331) /$ /$25835 Passionaie: Scented, this late-blooming award-winner has a white perianth and a yellow-pink cup with a ruffled edge and a rolled rim.. (8357) 50/$ /$ /$ Pink Charm: Syn: N. Pink Champion. This ravishing variety has an ivory-white perianth and a flared, trumpet-shaped cup which blends from ivory at its base to pale apricot to deep chinese-coral at its wavy rim. (8403) /$ , Roseworthy: This award-winner has satin-white petals and a bright rosy-pink, frilled cup. 12" to 14". (8420) 100/$ ,000/$ Rosy Wonder: An early to mid-season bloomer, it has an ivory-white perianth with a pale pink cup. (8425) /$ Salmon Trout: This spectacular award-winner has huge flowers with smooth white petals and a cylindrical, yellowish-pink cup. (8447) /$ , Salome: A celebrated variety, Salome has pure white petals and a long, funnel-shaped cup of apricotpink to old rose with bright yellow edges.. (8458) 100/$ ,

4 The New Pink and Yellow Narcissus! Billy Graham: New! The first of its kind available in the US, Narcissus Billy Graham has a yellow perianth with muted ivory midveins surrounding an apricot-pink trumpet with a paler base. Heralding the first generation of pink and yellow narcissi, Narcissus Billy Graham is a ravishing color breakthrough by renowned Dutch hybridizer Jaap Leenen. We are offering this special new variety at a very special price so that you may try them! Limited supply. 18". (8046) 10/$9.75 LARGE CUPPED NARCISSI These narcissi are known by their large cups which are ruffled, colorfully-edged, trumpet-like or flat. They offer a tremendous color diversity and promise repeated years of vital blooming. 18" to 20". HZ: 3-7. After All: Late-flowering, it has a well-formed, pure white perianth and a yellow cup with a bright red edge. (8012) 50/$ /$ /$ Avalon: A gorgeous cross between Camelot and Daydream, Avalon has a smooth yellow perianth and a contrasting cup which matures to white....(8030) 501$ /$ Bantam: A 1940s' hybrid, this award-winner has well-formed, round, yellow petals and a bowl-shaped cup with a yellow base deepening to orange. (8040) 501$ $ /$ Camelot: Late-flowering and long-lasting, it has bright golden-yellow flowers, a well-formed perianth and a huge, funnel-shaped cup. 16" to 18".. (8054) 501$ /$ /$ Daydream: This award-winning reverse bi-color has a lemon-yellow perianth and a trumpet-like crown which opens pale yellow and matures to creamy-white, rimmed yellow. (8084) 50/$ /$ /$ Delibes: This award-winner has overlapping, golden-yellow petals and a shallow, bowl-shaped crown of lemon-yellow with a broad, orange rim..(8088) 100/$ $ ,000/$ Flower Record: A terrific naturalizer and forcer circa 1940, this celebrated variety has white petals with yellow bases and a yellow, cup-shaped crown edged in red. Lightly scented. (8136) /$ , Fortissimo: A trumpet-like naturalizer, this huge, amber-yellow beauty has a funnel-shaped, slightly frilled, reddish-orange crown. (8147) /$ /$ Fortune: Circa 1917, this huge award-winner is a long-lasting naturalizer with a yellow perianth and a darker crown flushed red at the edges... (8150) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Ice Follies: A huge Konijnenburg & Mark variety, this award-winning naturalizer has icy-white petals surrounding a flat, frilled, chartreuse-yellow crown which turns white. (8201) 100/$ $ ,000/$ Ipi Tombi: An early-flowering, "sun-proof' variety, it has a sulphur-yellow perianth and a broad, funnel-shaped crown of glowing orange. (8221) 501$ $ /$ Juanita: A Fortune hybrid, this early-flowering variety has a buttercup-yellow perianth and an orange-edged yellow cup. (8256) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Junne Jungrund: Another reverse bi-color, it has radiant yellow petals and a soft creamy-white, trumpet-shaped cup. (8260) 50/$ /$ /$ Kissproof: A late-flowering, "sun-proof' variety, it has a flat, rippled, reddish-orange cup and pale buttercup-yellow petals which turn pale apricot. (8292) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Manor Lescaut: Another Konijnenburg & Mark hybrid, it has a large, icy-white perianth and a flat, creamy-yellow cup with a glowing apricot rim (8303) 50/$ /$ /$ Professor Einstein: Sweetly-scented, this 1940s' award-winner has a white perianth and a broad, disk-shaped, reddish-orange crown. It is a wonderful naturalizer that prefers filtered sunlight.. (8406) 50/$ $ /$ Red Rascal: An award-winning naturalizer, it has a golden-yellow perianth with a bright, orangered trumpet. (8414) 100/$ /$ ,000/ Roulette: It has a large, creamy-white perianth with a contrasting, greenish-yellow, bowl-shaped cup and a wavy, deep orange rim. (8430) 50/$ $ /$ Royal Scarlet: This magnificent bi-color has a large, bright yellow perianth and a near-red, trumpetshaped cup. (8436) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ White Plume: An American hybrid, this pure white naturalizer has a long, cup-shaped crown with a hint of lime-green at its center. (8586) 50/$ /$ /$ Van Engelen Inc. Fax: (860) Website: 22

5 DOUBLE NARCISSI APRIL FLOWERING, PACKED AND PRICED PER 50, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. Resembling camellias and small peonies, these flamboyant narcissi have multiple layers of petals or crowns. Great as a cut flower too! 14" to 16". HZ: 3-8. Bridal Crown: Circa 1940, this fragrant award-winner has multiple, creamy-white blooms with saffron-yellow cup segments. HZ: (8047) 50/$ /$ /$ Cheerfulness: A late-flowering perennializer circa 1923, this fragrant award-winner has clusters of small, creamy-white flowers with gentle yellow flecks. HZ: 4-8. (8067) 1001$ $ ,000/$ Golden Ducat: A King Alfred sport circa 1947, this dazzling yellow award-winner is fully double with darker yellow interior petal segments. (8170) /$ /$ Ice King: This ruffled, double form of Ice Follies has an ivory-white perianth and a fully double, sulphur-yellow cup with white highlights. (8208) 100/$ /$ ,000/$39175 Mani: These huge, fully-double flowers arc lush creamy-yellow with shorter, dark orange petals interspersed through each bloom's center. Just magnificent! (8302) /$ /$ Obdam: A fragrant sport of Ice Follies, this huge, ivory-white bloom whitens as it matures with just a hint of green at the flower's base. HZ: 3-7. (8341) $ Petit Four: This unique award-winner has a huge, ivory-white perianth and a frilled, double apricotpink cup with yellow highlights and a yellow rim. Plant in filtered sunlight for best coloration. (8379) 50/$ /$ /$ Tahiti: A spectacular award-winner, it has a large, soft yellow perianth and double cup offset with shorter, frilled, orange petal segments at its center. (8527) 50/$ /$ Wave: New! Another introduction by Dutch hybridizer Jaap Leenen, this variety has a white, well-overlapping, round perianth and a fully-frilled cup of lemon-yellow with white highlights. We are offering this special new variety at a very special price so that you may try them! Limited supply. (8580) 10/$9.75 White Lion: A big award-winner circa 1940, this gardenia-like naturalizer has fragrant, creamywhite blooms dotted with shorter, yellow petal segments at its frilled, double center. (8583) 50/$ /$ /$ Yellow Cheerfulness: Circa 1937, this multi-flowering award-winner has a sulphur-yellow perianth with vivid yellow petal segments rimmed yellow-orange at its center. Sweetly scented and lateflowering. (8594) 100/$ $ ,000/$ CYCLAMINEUS NARCISSI Graceful, cyclamen-like, reflexing flower petals characterize these durable narcissi. They are perfect for rockgarden displays, forcing and special border plantings. HZ: 3-8. February Gold: Circa 1923, this award-winning early-bloomer has a slightly reflexed, sulphuryellow perianth with a darker, vivid yellow, cylindrical cup and a slightly paler base. 10" to 12". (8125) /$ ,000/$ Golden Quince: Vivid yellow, it has graceful, reflexed petals and a cylindrical, darker yellow cup. 10" to 12". (8 1 88) 100/$ /$ , itzim: Appearing as a bird in flight, this exotic beauty has a gracefully reflexed, deep yellow perianth with a narrow, red trumpet. 10" to 12"... (8222) 100/$ /$ ,000/$234,00 Jack Snipe: An award-winning early-bloomer, this bi-color has a reflexed, creamy-white perianth with a flushed yellow base and a buttercup-yellow trumpet. 8" to 10". (8223) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Jenny: Great for rockgardens, this perennial award-winner has a gracefully reflexed, pure white perianth and a slender crown which opens pale primrose-yellow and matures to white. 10" to 12". (8234) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Jetfire: An early-blooming naturalizer, it has a vivid yellow, reflexed perianth and a strong orange trumpet. 8" to 10". (8245) 100/$ , Larkwhistle: An award-winning child of the '60s, Larkwhistle has a vivid yellow perianth and a darker, cylindrical cup with a paler base. 12" to 14". (8294) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Reggae: It has reflexed, overlapping petals of creamy-white with a funnel-shaped, apricot-pink cup. 10" to 12". (8416) 50/$ $ /$ Surfside: It has a milky-white, reflexed perianth and a long, soft lemon-yellow cup which matures to an even paler ivory-white. 12" to 14".. (8502) 50/$ $ /$ rete-a-tete: A 1949 award-winner, this floriferous early-bloomer has a reflexed, buttercup-yellow perianth surrounding a trumpet-like, darker yellow cup. 6" to 7". HZ: 4-8. (8538) 100/$ /$ , Van Engelen Inc. Phone: (860) Fax: (860)

6 JONQUILLA NARCISSI All sweetly fragrant, Jonquilla Narcissi have slender foliage bearing from two to six flowers with small cups. They are ideal for both cutting and naturalizing! HZ: 5-9. Baby Moon: A floriferous, pale canary-yellow miniature, it is great for rockgardens! Late-flowering. 7". (8034) 100/$ $ , Bell Song: A charming variety, it opens with a crisp, pale pink cup against pale, buff-yellow petals which whiten as they mature. 14" to 16".. (8045) /$ Dickeissel: A Grant Mitsch variety, it has a luminous lemon-yellow perianth which whitens toward the flower's base. The cup is mimosa-yellow, lightening as the flower matures. 14" to 16". (8090) 100/$ ,000/$ Fruit Cup: This late-bloomer has lush, green-white petals and a pale yellow cup which lightens as the flower matures. Fragrant. 8" to 12"...(8161) 100/$ /$ , Intrigue: It has brilliant yellow petals with a white base and a paler yellow cup which blends to white at its scalloped edges. 14" to 16". 0219) 50/$ /$ /$ Quail: A long-lasting naturalizer, this sport of Daydream is rich bronze-yellow with a slightly darker, funnel-shaped cup. 12" to 14". (8412) /$ ,000/$ Sundial: It has brilliant yellow petals with a darker, flat, bowl-shaped cup. "Sun--proof, it is a good choice for rockgardens. 8". (8498) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Suzy: Circa 1954, this award-winner has a canary-yellow perianth and a shallow, bowl-shaped cup of reddish-orange. 16". (8505) $ , Waterperry: This beauty has an ivory-white perianth and a funnel-shaped, pale buttercup-yellow cup blushing apricot-pink toward its edges. Plant in filtered sunlight. 10" to 12". (8577) /$ , TRIANDRUS NARCISSI APRIL FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER I (X), UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. These graceful narcissi produce several pendant flowers per stem amidst slender foliage and a light, aromatic scent. They naturalize well in semi-shady areas. HZ: 4-9. Hawera: Circa 1928, this multi-flowering naturalizer has long-lasting, pale canary-yellow flowers with a slightly paler, cup-shaped crown. Scented. 8". (8192) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Ice Wings: Early-flowering, this scented naturalizer has two to three delicate, ice-white flowers per stem with long, cylindrical cups. 12".. (8212) /$ Petrel: This late-flowering, fragrant charmer is ivory-white with slightly reflexed petals, a cupshaped crown and graceful foliage. 12"... (8380) 50/$ /$ /$ Stint: it has pale lemon-yellow petals and a slightly darker, bowl-shaped cup and produces two to three nodding flowers per stem. 12".... (8496) 50/$ $ /$ Thalia: Circa 1916, this award-winning "Orchid Narcissus" has up to five, pendant, pure white flowers per stern with recurved petals, a cup-shaped crown and a sweet fragrance. 16" to 18". (8549) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ SMALL CUPPED NARCISSI APRIL FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER 50, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. We are happy to offer you this collection of Small Cupped Narcissi. Producing one flower per stern, these varieties each have a small cup which is not more than one-third the length of its petals. 14" to 16". HZ: 3-8. Barrett Browning: A 1940s' award-winner, this early-blooming naturalizer has white petals with a faint yellow halo at the base and a small, bowl-shaped, orange cup. (8042) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Edna Earl: Another 1940s'naturalizer, this fragrant Poeticus-look-alike has large flowers with overlapping, white petals and an orange-yellow cup with a frilled, red rim. (8118) 50/$ /$ /$ Segovia: This diminutive bloom has a long "neck" and slightly reflexed, bright white petals surrounding a saucy, disk-shaped cup of brilliant to light greenish-yellow. 5" to 6". HZ: 4-8. (8463) 50/$ /$ / Customer Service We value our clients tremendously. We would like nothing more than to build a long-term association with you and to serve you as a trusted gardening resource. If you ever have any horticultural or landscaping questions or need to discuss, your order, please phone us at (860) during our office hours from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm ET Monday through Friday. We would be more than happy to help you in any way we can. 24

7 TAZETTA NARCISSI A vigorous, freely-flowering strain sometimes called "Polyanthus Narcissi", each bulb bears four to eight clustered flowers on multiple stems. Very fragrant! Ideal for southern areas and good further north with a little winter protection. HZ: 5-9. Avalanche: Circa 1906, this award-winning cascade of up to ten flowers per stem features a small, yellow, howl-shaped cup against a creamy-white perianth. 16" to 18". HZ: 6-9. (8027) 100/$ , Cragford: An award-winner circa 1930, Cragford has icy-white petals with a warm yellow halo at its base and a bright orange, bowl-shaped cup with a bit of green in the center. 16" to 18". (8078) 100/$ /$ , Falconet: This terrific forcer has a well-formed, yellow perianth and an orange crown with up to eight florets per stem. 12" to 14". (8120) /$ ,000/$ Minnow: This miniature is a white-to-ivory-to-pale yellow beauty with a yellow cup bearing four to five clustered flowers per stem. 7" to 8"...(8324) 100/s $ ,000/$ Scarlet Gem: Circa 1910, this award-winner has a golden-yellow perianth and a bright orangered, saucer-shaped cup with a hint of green at the center. 14" to 16". (8461) 100/$ , Silver Chimes: Circa 1914, this award-winner features six or more exquisite flowers per stern with a silvery-white perianth and a primrose-yellow, cup-shaped crown. Late-flowering. 16" to 18". (8469) 50/$ /$ POETICUS NARCISSI APRIL/IvIAY FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER 100, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. The "Poet's Narcissi" are delightful, fragrant charmers with large, white perianths and flat, contrasting centers. They are great naturalizers! HZ: 3-7. Actaea: A 1919 award-winner, it has a large, white perianth and a small, yellow cup edged scarletred with a yellow-green eye. 16". (8007) /$ , Pheasant's Eye: Syn: Poeticus Recurvus. Late-blooming, it has a large, white perianth and a small, yellow cup edged red with a green eye. 14". (8391) 50/$ /$ SPECIES MINIATURES APRIL FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER 100. The dainty flowers of the Species Miniatures represent many varieties of narcissi as they were originally found in the wild hundreds of years ago. These nursery-grown species need some protection from freezing and thawing. HZ: 4-9. N. bulbocodium conspicuus: Syn: Yellow Hoop Petticoat. Native to Spain circa 1629, this earlyblooming naturalizer has golden-yellow, funnel-shaped flowers and slender, grass-like foliage. 5" to 6". (8050) /$ ,000/$ N. bulbocodium Golden Bells: An improved, multi-flowering hybrid, it is deep golden-yellow and a bit taller. 6" to 8". (8052) /$ ,000/$ N. canaliculatus: Circa 1915, this multi-flowering, scented miniature has a slightly reflexed, white perianth and a golden-yellow, cup-shaped crown. 6". HZ: (8056) $ , N. jonquilla simplex: Dating back to the mid-1700s, this late-flowering, fragrant species bears numerous golden-yellow flowers per stern against slender, reed-like foliage, 10" to 12". HZ: 5-9. (8251) 100/$ $ ,000/$ N. pseudonarcissus: Native to western Europe, this age-old favorite is an early blooming, small yellow daffodil. 10". (8410) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ MINIATURE TRUMPET DAFFODILS APRIL FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER 100. These precious miniatures naturalize well for sweet rockgarden displays and are marvelous for little forced pots throughout the winter months. 5" to 6". HZ: 4-8. Little Gem: Circa 1938, this early-flowering jewel is clear yellow with a deep yellow, flared trumpet. (8297) 100/$ $ ,000/$ Topolino: Opening creamy-yellow and maturing to ivory, this early-bloomer has a frilled, yellow cup. (8550) 100/$ $ , Van Engelen Inc. Fax: (860) Website:

8 SPLIT-CUP NARCISSI APRIL FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER 50. Also known as Butterfly or Split-Corona Narcissi, Split-Cup Narcissi are unusual and strikingly delicate. The cups of these special narcissi are split into multiple sections at least one third their length against contrasting petals. 16". HZ: 4-8. Broadway Star: A real show-stopper, it has a star-shaped, orange heart against an ivory-white perianth. (8049) 50/$ /$ /$ Changing Colors: It has a large, creamy-white perianth, a white cup with a yellow edge and an apricottinged, pale yellow center. 18". (8063) 50/$ $ /$ Lemon Beauty: Its lemon-yellow, star-shaped heart is a bright contrast to its large, ivory-white perianth. - (8296) 50/$ /$ /$ Palmares: This beauty has an ivory-white perianth and an apricot-pink, split and frilled cup. (8346) 50/$ /$ /$ Tricollet: This unusual bloom features a bright orange crown split into three sections over a large, pure white perianth. (8561) Tripartite: This multi-flowering, yellow wonder has overlapping petals and a large, disk-shaped split cup. Fragrant. (8570) 501$ $ /$ NATURALIZING NARCISSUS MIXTURES APRIL/MAY FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER 100, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. Our Naturalizing Narcissus Mixtures are priced so that you can plant them in your display gardens, woodland areas and cut flower beds to your heart's content. A tremendous value for continuous spring blooms, our naturalizing mixtures offer you unparalleled variety and bulb size. 18" to 20". HZ: 3-7. Fragrant Narcissus Mixture: This mix includes the most fragrant varieties from the jonquilla, tazetta and poeticus classes. 16" to 20". HZ: 5-9. (8745) $ ,000/$ Narcissus All-Pink Mixture: Pink, rose and apricot colored cups against white petals are featured in this wonderful mix. Best planted in semi-shade for true color development, their appealing pink tones develop as their flowers mature. (8707) 100/$ $ , Narcissus All-White Mixture: This mix contains the white varieties from many classes for an average, four-week bloom period. (8729) 100/$ /$ , Narcissus All-Yellow Mixture: This mix contains yellow varieties from many classes for a four-week bloom period. (8730) 100/$ $ ,000/$ Narcissus Butterfly Mixture: A delightful mix of Split-Cup Narcissi, they closely resemble orchids. 16". HZ: 4-8. (8741) 50/$ /$ $ Narcissus Grand Mixture: One of the most popular mixtures, our hand-picked Grand Mix is comprised of a broad range of narcissi (except for miniatures) to ensure a colorful four-to-six week flowering period... (8752) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ ,000/$1, Narcissus Long Trumpet Mixture: This mix contains white, yellow, bi-color and pink trumpets for a vibrant spring display. 18" to 201 t... (8763) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ Narcissus Miniature Mixture: A balanced mix of early flowering rockgarden narcissi. 6" to 11". HZ: 4-8. (8774) 100/$ /$ ,000/$180,00 Narcissus Southland Grand Mixture: Our Southland Grand Mix contains varieties that thrive in horticultural zone 8 and warmer.. (8718) /$ , The Nouvelle Narcissus Mixture: New! This stunning mixture was hybridized by renowned Dutch hybridizer, Jaap Leenen. This one-of-a-kind mix is comprised of Mr. Leenen's special hybrid narcissi that you will never find in anyone else's garden! These varieties are from many classes of narcissi. A surprise treat! 16" to 18". HZ: 4-7. (8788) 50/$ /$ ANEMONE BLANDA APRIL/MAY FLOWERING. PACKED AND PRICED PER 100. Sporting masses of star-like, low growing flowers, the "Grecian Windflower" has foliage and flowers which make a very attractive ground cover. Native to Greece and first introduced in 1898, they work well under narcissi, in rockgardens or in masses under shrubs and trees. 4". Top size bulbs. HZ: 5-9. A. blanda Blue Star: Hyacinth-blue.. (2105) 100/$ $ ,0001$ A. blanda Charmer: Deep rosy-pink..(2108) /$ /$ A. blanda Pink Star: Light pink with a white center. (2116) 100/$ /$ ,000/$ A. blanda White Splendour: White. (2138) 100/$ $ ,000/$ Anemone blanda Mixture: Masses of white, blue and pink flowers. (2149) 100/$ $ ,000/$