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D A F F O D I L S
narcissus/daFFodil-triandrus, continued narcissus/daFFodil-cyclamineus
N. ‘Park Tropical’
�Petrel – 3–5 pure white,
bell-shaped florets per
stem; a small, floriferous,
American bred beauty;
exceptional fragrance;
wins lots of ribbons in
shows and is great in patriotic
gardens; 12”–14”;
mid-late spring.
#01-0501 5/$5.35
25/$23.25 50/$42
N. ‘Puppet’
�Stint – a floriferous,
American bred show flower
with 2–3 luminous, soft
yellow, pendulous flowers
per stem; a great garden
perennial especially with
early and mid spring tulips;
10”–12”; mid spring.
#01-0502 5/$4.50
25/$19.50 50/$35
Park Tropical - multiple,
beautifully formed flowers
per stem with broad,
rounded, soft yellow coronas;
looks to be a winner
on the show bench
and in the garden; 10”-
14”; mid-late spring.
#01-0510 5/$10.50
25/$45.75 50/$82.50
N. ‘Petrel’
Puppet – normally
two flowers per stem
on this cute little colorful
daffodil with a
demitasse-shaped orange
cup; 10”-14”; mid
spring.
#01-0509 5/$4.40
25/$19 50/$34.50
diVision 6 – cyclamineus
“one FLower to a stem; perianth segments signiFicantLy reFLexed;
FLower at an acute angLe to the stem, with a Very short pediceL
or neck”. With their faces looking like they are standing in
front of a fan, they look and perform wonderfully in pots
and are terrific for forcing; seem to be more tolerant to
partial shade and moisture as a group; 4–5 per sq. ft.; whz
4–9. Bulbs are 12/14cm unless otherwise noted.
Ara - nicely formed daffodil
with a lemon yellow
cup surrounded by white
overlapping perianth segments;
strong daffodil,
great for large displays in
the garden; 12”-16”; midseason.
#01-0628 5/$10.50
25/$45.75 50/$82.50
N. ‘Beryl’
�Emcys - This strong flower
is registered as one with
white petals and a white
cup, but that happens at
maturity. When it opens, the
cup looks to be the color of
beach sand. It stands strong
and draws the eyes of the
crowd; from our friend Jan
de Winter; mid-late spring;
8”-12”.
#01-0634 5/$8.50
25/$37 50/$66.50
N. ‘Ara’
� Beryl - gracefully recurved
straw-colored
petals mature to creamy
white while the tiny cup
turns from red to orange/
gold; resembles a lovely
butterfly; 8”-12”; 1907;
early-mid spring.
#01-0601 5/$12.65
25/$55 50/$99
N. ‘Emcys’
N. ‘Stint’
February Gold – one
of the most reliable,
The luminous
glow of N.’Stint’
blends with the
softest pastels
and even
reblooming perennial
bulbs; all yellow and
appropriately blooms
here in February; petals
are not as recurved as
the strongest
colors. Here it
looks delicate
but strong with
T. ‘Come-
Back’ (p. 37)
some others in this division;
8”–12”; 1923; early
spring.
#01-0604 5/$3.90
25/$17 50/$30.50
and Muscari
armeniacum
(p.80).
N. ‘February Gold’ with
Muscari arm. ‘Christmas Pearl’
Itzim – like a rocket, this
Thalia – one of the few
daffodils that opens pure
white; 2–3 flowers per
stem that are a bit more
outfacing than others
in this group; a perennializer
that shows up
beautifully against the
dark green ground covers;
often fragrant on
little yellow flower with
a rich orange cup often
points up with its petals
flared back toward the
ground; a long lasting
American bred winner;
early spring; 10”–12”;
(12/14cm).
#01-0620 5/$3.45
25/$15 50/$27 N. ‘Itzim’
18
N. ‘Thalia’
a warm day; Heirloom
Flowerbulbs, like onions and potatoes,
1916; 12”–14”; mid-late are perishable. Please plant your bulbs as soon
spring.
as possible after you receive them or store them
#01-0503 5/$4.30 dry with plenty of ventilation. Always open boxes
25/$18.75 50/$33.50 so bulbs can breathe.
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