Queen of England
Perianth white, large; cup canary, large, expanded, style of Minnie Hume.
Superbus. Perianth white, large, and dog-eared; cup passing from primrose to white.
HUMEI (HUME'S DOG-EARED DAFFODILS, WITH STRAIGHT CROWN). Concolor. Perianth and trumpet uniform yellow. A very remarkable hybrid. Giant. Perianth yellow, changing to sulphur; trumpet yellow. Flower very large, and of extraordinary character.
Sulphur. Perianth sulphury-white; trumpet yellow. A very distinct plant. BACKHOUSEI (BACKHOUSE'S DAFFODILS, WITH COFFEE-CUP. SHAPED CROWN). Backhousei. Cup yellow, long, nearly equalling the spreading sulphury perianth. Flowers horizontal, with distinct basal tube. Of bold habit. William Wilks. Perianth primrose, spreading, closely imbricated; trumpet striking orange-yellow, frilled at the brim. Very distinct. Wolley Dod. Perianth primrose, large, spreading; trumpet deep yellow, short. A very distinct, handsome Daffodil.
NELSONI (NELSON'S DAFFODILS, WITH GOBLET-SHAPED CROWN). Aurantius. Perianth white, broad, flat, and spreading; cup suffused with orange-scarlet, ribbed, and expanding at the mouth.
Expansus. Perianth white, broad, flat, and spreading; cup yellow, and expanding.
Margaret Jones. Perianth sulphur-white, somewhat wavy; cup yellow. A hybrid of Mr. Leichtlin's (Empress x Poeticus grandiflorus).
Minor. Perianth white; cup yellow. Flower small, and comparatively dwarf; distinguished by pistil projecting beyond mouth of the cup. Mrs. C. J. Backhouse. Perianth pure white, and broad; cup yellow, and very long.
Nelsoni. Perianth white, large; cup yellow, usually suffused orange on first opening, straight.
Pulchellus. Perianth white; cup yellow. Flower of somewhat drooping character on first opening; distinguished by the campanulate shape of the imbricated perianth.
Stanley. Perianth white, large, and rigid; cup yellow. William Backhouse. Perianth white; cup yellow. Evidently the same cross as Nelsoni major, but with a pure yellow cup, thus showing that Mr. Leeds and Mr. Backhouse, in crossing, used similar flowers.
BERNARDI (BERNARD'S PYRENEAN DAFFODILS).
Bernardi. Perianth white; cup yellow. Sturdy foliage. The Hon. Mrs. Barton, Straffan House, county Kildare, collected this handsome hybrid a few miles from Luchon, on the Pyrenees, 1878. and it has been verified by Mr. Burbidge as the type Bernardi.
Fritton Decoy. Perianth white; cup yellow, edged with orange. H. E. Buxton. Perianth white; cup suffused with orange-scarlet. TRIDYMUS (TRIPLE-CROWN DAFFODILS).
A. Rawson. Flowers yellow, large, bold, well imbricated. Duchess of Albany. Perianth sulphur; cup yellow.
Duke of Albany. Perianth sulphur; cup orange.
Grand Duke of Hesse. Perianth creamy-white; cup yellow. Innocence. Perianth sulphur-white, small; cup yellow. Princess Alice. Perianth creamy-white; cup orange.
S. A. de Graaff. Flowers bold yellow, changing to primrose, large, well imbricated; cup yellow.
Tridymus. Perianth and cup yellow. Plant somewhat recumbent. THE DOUBLE-FLOWERED NONSUCH AND PEERLESS DAFFODILS (Incomparabilis plenus). Albus plenus aurantius (Eggs and Bacon, Orange Phoenix). Double white, with orange nectary.
Albus plenus sulphureus (Codlings and Cream, Sulphur Phoenix). The Double White Peerless Daffodil, with sulphur nectary.
Aurantius plenus (Butter and Eggs, Golden Phoenix). Double yellow, orange nectary.
QUEEN ANNE'S DOUBLE JONQUIL.
Odorus minor plenus. Flowers of a rich full yellow, not unlike a small double yellow rose.
Group III. Parvicoronati.