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DIVISION 2 – LARGE CUP
“one FLower to a stem; corona or cup more than one-
third but Less than equaL to the Length oF the perianth segments
or petaLs”. the group that you see the most often used
in gardens; perfect for perennializing, picking, forcing
and showing; some of the showiest daffodils are in this
division and are the ones that give you more ‘bang for
your landscape buck’! 16+cm bulbs unless otherwise
noted; 3–4 per sq. ft; whz 3–8.
�Accent – an American
bred daffodil with crisp
white petals and a sunproof,
salmon pink cup; an
upfacing, vigorous grower
that shows up beautifully
through ivy and vinca; one
of the best landscape pinks;
14”–16”; 1987; mid spring.
#01-0201 5/$6.30
25/$27.25 50/$49
N. ‘Accent’
Altun Ha - (Camelot x
Daydream; sister seedling
to the popular N.
‘Avalon’ which has developed
some fusarium
issues) A beautifully
formed, healthy, soft yellow
reverse bi-color; the
cup gets whiter as it gets
older; its smooth texture
ought to make it a winner
on the show bench; a N. ‘Altun Ha’
great addition to the garden; mid-late spring; 14”-16”.
#01-0279 5/$11.80 25/$51.25 50/$92.50
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N. ‘Amadeus Mozart’
Ambergate – a bright, brick
red cup bleeds into the
unusually colored, bronzy
orange/yellow petals; a real
eye-catcher; color develops
best in partial shade;
14”–16”; mid spring.
#01-0202 5/$10.95
25/$47.50 50/$85.50
Amadeus Mozart -
bright white perianth
segments surround
an extremely ruffled
yellowish orange cup;
fanciful and appealing
like its talented
namesake; mid spring;
12”-16”.
#01-0276 5/$8.50
25/$37 50/$66.50
N. ‘Ambergate’
N.’Ambergate’ is registered
as one with orange
petals and an orange
cup. Here in Tidewater
Virginia where springtime
can be hot and dry,
the petals are sometimes
more dark gold
than orange. However,
when the weather is cool
and moist, the colors are
much more intense. If
you live in an area that
may get too hot for this
to have really good color,
you may want to plant it
where it is shaded from
the hot afternoon sun.
�BRENT AND BECKY’S FAVORITES �NEW FOR 2011
Bella Vista - a very colorful,
eye-catching flower
with white petals and a
broad, pleated reddish/
orange cup; a wonderful
garden flower and terrific
for arrangements; mid
spring; 12”-16”.
#01-0277 5/$7.85
25/$34 50/$61.50
N. ‘By George’
Carlton – world’s 2nd most
numerous daffodil and one
of the best perennializers
especially in the South;
two-toned yellow, with a
vanilla-like fragrance; 1927;
14”–16”; early spring.
#01-0208 5/$5.50
25/$24 50/$43
#01-0208-R(14+cm)
25/$19 125/$82.50
250/$147.50
N. ‘Ceylon’
�Chromacolor – its pure
white petals are in perfect
contrast to its very deep coral
pink cup, which intensifies as
it goes deeper into the interior;
a real knockout from our
fellow Virginian and special
friend, Bill Pannill; 14”–17”;
mid-late spring.
#01-0257 5/$8.50
25/$37 50/$66.50
N. ‘Bella Vista’
�By George – one of the
showiest flowers in our
garden; soft yellow, overlapping
rounded petals
surround a peachy/pink
cup that has a much darker
pink edge and looks
as if it’s frosted with a bit
of white icing; quite unusual
and eye-catching;
14”–16”; mid spring.
#01-0207 5/$17.80
25/$77.50 50/$139.50
N. ‘Carlton’
�Ceylon – buttercup
yellow petals with a red/
orange cup; longest lasting,
upfacing blossoms
and a terrific perennial;
one of our favorites; 1943;
14”–16”; early-mid spring.
#01-0209 5/$9.05
25/$39.25 50/$70.50
N. ‘Chromacolor’
Delibes – a terrific perennializer
and an old standby;
buttercup yellow, rounded,
overlapping petals and a
pale yellow/orange cup
with a broad, bright orange
rim which looks like
it’s been kissed; a bright
‘happy face’ that is bound
and determined to make
you smile! 12”–16”; early-
N. ‘Delibes’ mid spring; 1950; 14+cm.
#01-0259 5/$6.65 25/$28.75 50/$52
=Wister Award (ADS) pg. 7