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• • 2 0 4-5 • + Greater Daffodil ...... 1 6 maJor 4-5 bicolor + Two coloured do ....... 1 6 I 3-4· obvallaris

OBVALLARIS (The Tenby Da:ffodil), yellow, very early and distinct,finefor c"tt· ing PUMTLUS PLENUS (

OBVALLARIS. (Tl,e Tenby Da.tf'odil.)

Daffodil) .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . 60 o 6 6 Aurantms plenus ( Butter & Eggs) 40 o 5 o Obvallaris for forcing ... 3 o 20 o Counte ss of Annesley, pale yellow, trumpet rich gold, very large S 6 40 o Obvallaris stella, Aurantius plenus, Albus Aurantius plenus, Albus sulphureus plenus, Pallidus pr::ecox, Princeps, Obvallaris yellow, trumpet rich yellow, large per doz. 5/6 o 6 32 Nanus , primrose & yellow, per doz. 3/6 o 4 34 Obvallaris

icus plenus , S tella, Au rantiu s pl e n us, Albus aura n t ius pJ enus, Albus sulphureus l)lenus , Obvallaris 17 6 2 8 0 3 6 IO 6 7 0 35 0 285 Nan us (Yellow Trumpet), rich yellow, dwarf and early (a) ... 286 Obvallaris . pl. 32 0 3 6 Biflorus 27 0 3 0 Minnie H u me 32 0 3 6 Single Daffodil 18 0 2 0 Burbidgei 27 0 3 0 Obvallaris

consists, flower in the following succession: Pallid us Prrecox commences from January; Cambricus and Obvallaris OBVALLARIS (Tenby Daffodil), this remarkable variety is distinct from all others ; the flower is not (Haworth confuses Lobularis and Obvallaris, he calls Lobularis the Tenby Daffodil, and Obvallaris the