Front Cover 2010 - Brent and Becky's Bulbs!

Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
N. ‘Saint Keverne’
Saint Keverne –
an all yellow, long lasting
large cup which is
a great perennial everywhere
- even in the
deep south! 14”–16”;
early spring; (14+cm).
#01-0248-R
10/$6.50 50/$27
100/$49 500/$215
1000/$370
Salome – freshly
‘ironed’ creamy petals
with tremendous substance
and a graceful,
almost trumpetsized
cup that opens
peachy yellow and
quickly matures to
soft salmon; color is
variable depending on
the weather; exquisite
in form and tough
in the garden; 12”–16”;
N. ‘Salome’
late-mid spring; 1958. #01-0233 10/$9.30
50/$38.50 100/$70 500/$305 1000/$530
N. ‘Serola’
Serola – one of the
brightest and best;
golden amber/yellow
petals surround a reddish-orange
cup; holds
its head up and smiles
right at you; great
perennializer; 14”–18”;
mid spring.
#01-0253 10/$12
50/$50 100/$91
500/$395 1000/$690
Sherwood Forest –
found in our friend,
Tijs Langeveld’s field,
and bred by another
friend, Wim van Lierop,
this flower with
creamy petals and a
large, wide butterscotch
yellow cup that
gets darker towards
the heart throws
tons of flowers; nice
N. ‘Sherwood Forest’
substance and a strong
grower; 12”–16”; mid-late spring.
#01-0282 10/$19.80 50/$82.50 100/$150
500/$650 1000/$1130
N. ‘Smiling Sun’
Smiling Sun – (reclassified
from division 1, trumpet,
to division 2, large
cup) perfectly formed,
elegant flower with a
golden yellow, narrow
cup that spreads its gold
onto part of its white
perianth segments; 12”-
16”; mid spring.
#01-0128 10/$11.70
50/$48.50 100/$89
500/$385 1000/$670
Narcissus/Daffodil-Large Cup, cont.
N. ‘Sound’
Stainless – the ultimate
of pristine perfection
in this pure
white, flat, large cup;
when the sunlight is
behind this flower, you
can see a lovely green
eye; 16”–18”; late spring.
#01-0238 5/$10.10
25/$42.25
50/$76.50
250/$332.50
500/$580
N. ‘Velasques’
Sound – large cupped
daffodil with creamy
white petals and a
sunny orange cup; fragrant,
happy flower;
16”–18”; mid spring;
12/14 cm bulbs.
#01-0263 10/$8.50
50/$35.50
100/$64 500/$280
1000/$480
N. ‘Stainless’
Velasques - bright
and bold, this flower
with pristine white
perianth segments
surrounding its large
flat orange rimmed
yellow cup; 12”-16”.
#01-0274
10/$14.20
50/$59 100/$107
500/$465
1000/$810
White Plume – all
white great all-around
landscape plant that
just might win you
a ribbon on a show
bench; makes a perfect
companion to
many bulbs and perennials
especially dark
leaved ones like peonies;
18”–20”; late-mid
spring.
#01-0239 10/$18.20 N. ‘White Plume’
50/$76 100/$138 500/$600 1000/$1040
N. ‘Yellow Salome’
Yellow Salome - a
sport of N. ‘Salome’
with the same smooth
texture, perfect form
and terrific growth
habit, this flower
ought to be a winner!
12”-16”; mid-late
spring.
#01-0278
10/$19.80
50/$82.50
100/$150
500/$650
1000/$1130
D A F F O D I L S
Although the plant’s genes predetermine its size and height, in reality, having your spring flowering bulbs
reach their maximum size and height has everything to do with the richness of soil, proper nutrients and available
moisture. If bulbs are planted VERY late, they may not have enough time to develop a good root system
and are often shorter than usual. However, if sun-loving plants are planted in an area with too much shade, they
may actually stretch to find the sun, making them grow taller than expected.
BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES NEW FOR 2010
=Wister Award (ADS) pg. 7
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