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D A F F O D I L S
Narcissus/Daffodil-Trumpet, cont.
Dutch Master – classic
‘daffodil’; all medium
yellow with long, fluted
trumpet that flares
at the end and has
serrated edges; perennializes
and forces
easily; 18”–20”; earlymid
spring; often used
for N. ‘King Alfred’.
#01-0102 10/$10.80
50/$45 100/$82
N. ‘Dutch Master’ 500/$355 1000/$620
#01-0102-R(14+cm) 50/$37 250/$155 500/$280
2500/$1225 5000/$2150
Full Throttle - show-wee!
Giant sporting a peachyapricot
trumpet; this
should be a show-stopper
in your perennial border!
14”-18”; mid spring.
#01-0135 10/$13.60
50/$56.50 100/$103
500/$445 1000/$780
N. ‘Full Throttle’
Goldfinger - incredibly
beautiful and perfectly
formed with rounded and
overlapping perianth segments
with a smooth substance;
will surely win ribbons
on the show bench;
long-lasting flower; mid
spring 12”-16”.
#01-0130 5/$12.70
25/$52.75 50/$96
250/$417.50 500/$725
N. ‘Goldfinger’
Las Vegas – giant,
upfacing flower with
creamy petals and buttercup
yellow cup; draws
as much attention as
any ‘Las Vegas showgirl’;
great landscape perennial;
18”–20”; early-mid
spring. # 0 1 - 0 1 0 8
10/$16.40 50/$68
100/$124 500/$540
1000/$940
N. ‘Las Vegas’
Lemon Glow - we
are thrilled to have this
back! One of our all
time favorites and a
‘popularity contest’ winner
at New York Botanical
Garden. The palest
lemon yellow flower with
a dark lemon rim around
its rolled trumpet. It
N. ‘Lemon Glow’
really does glow in the
garden and is also superb
in pots; 12”-14”; 1958; early-mid spring; whz 3-8.
#01-0127 10/$18.20 50/$76 100/$138
500/$600 1000/$1040
Lorikeet – soft yellow
petals with a halo at the
base makes a glowing
background for its long,
flaring, salmon-pink trumpet;
16”–20”; mid spring.
#01-0126 5/$19.20
25/$80 50/$145.50
250/$632.50
500/$1100
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N. ‘Lorikeet’
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Narcissus/Daffodil-Trumpet, cont.
N. ‘Marieke’
Marieke – this golden
improvement on ‘Unsurpassable’
has lots
of substance and its
upfacing flowers are
very long lasting; one of
the best for mass display;
18”–24”; early-mid
spring.
#01-0109 10/$13.30
50/$55.50 100/$101
500/$440 1000/$760
Mount Hood – an old
favorite that opens
with a bit of yellow in
the trumpet but matures
to pure white;
often performs better
in cooler climates
(zones 3–6); Heirloom;
1937; 15”–17”;
mid spring.
#01-0111
10/$12.40
N. ‘Mount Hood’
50/$51.50 100/$94 500/$410 1000/$710
N. ‘Pay Day’
Pink Silk - a smooth,
perfect show flower
that also throws tons of
flowers and performs
like a champ in the garden;
14”-16”; mid-late
spring.
#01-0132 5/$33.15
25/$138.25
50/$251.50
250/$1092.50
500/$1900
Pay Day – a dynamite
flower with somewhat
recurved, pressed lovely
yellow petals with a ‘halo’
at the base and a beautifully
formed yellow
trumpet; an exquisite
show flower and a great
garden plant; 14”–16”;
late spring. #01-0112
10/$19.80 50/$82.50
100/$150 500/$630
1000/$1130
N. ‘Pink Silk’
N. ‘Pink Silk’ is elegant, beautiful and adds a different
dimension to the garden. It blends with T. ‘Sweet
Love’ but contrasts with Muscari armeniacum, making
the combo quite lovely and eye-catching.
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