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D A F F O D I L S
narcissus/daFFodil-sPlit corona, cont. narcissus/daFFodil-By Botanical name
N. ‘Hungarian Rhapsody’
�Mary Gay Lirette
– named for our good
friend who held our
musical community
together for many
years by sharing her
incredible talent as a
professional pianist;
the flower opens in
early mid spring with
a yellow cup that
quickly turns salmon
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Hungarian Rhapsody - a
beautiful cultivar hybridized
by American, Grant
Mitsch; overlapping and
frilled deep apricot pink
cup; mid-late spring; 12”-
16”.
#01-1127 5/$12.65
25/$55 50/$99
and folds back against
white petals; as strong N. ‘Mary Gay Lirette’
and beautiful as its
namesake was! 14”–16”; early-mid spring.
#01-1104 5/$12.65 25/$55 50/$99
N. ‘Smiling Twin’
Sovereign – a really big
boy! A gargantuan white
flower with a bright orange,
wavy split corona
measuring a good 6”
across; very showy flower
with lots of focal value;
late-mid spring; 16”–18”.
#01-1112 5/$8.50
25/$37 50/$66.50
N. ‘Tripartite’
� Smiling Twin
– one of our very
o w n s e e d l i n g s
(N. ‘Palmares’ x
N. jonquilla); nice
fragrance from its
‘Dad’; form from its
‘Mom’; 10”-14”; mid
spring.
#01-1123
5/$4.50
25/$19.50
50/$35
N. ‘Sovereign’
�Tripartite – like a cluster
of yellow butterflies;
this lovely flower sports 3
or 4 sweetly fragrant lemon
yellow flowers with
attractive short flat split
coronas; this is the beginning
of a new look in
daffodils; mid-late spring;
12”–14”; (14/16cm).
#01-1109 5/$4.05
25/$17.50 50/$31.50
11B – Papillon Daffodils
“spLit corona daFFodiLs with the corona segments
aLternate to the perianth segments; the corona segments usuaLLy
in a singLe whorL oF six.” Coloration of the corona often
appears in sunburst-like streaks; whz 3-8.
Trepolo – one of the
most colorful of the
sunburst type split coronas
we have seen; it’s
a real eye-popper! Late
mid spring; 14”-18”.
#01-1125
5/$8.45
25/$36.75
50/$66
DIV. 12 -OTHER DAFFODILS
“daFFodiL cuLtiVars which do not Fit the
deFinition oF any other diVision.”
N. ‘Tete-a-Tete’ - see miniature section, p. 29
N. ‘Tiny Bubbles’ - see miniature section, p. 29
N. ‘Toto’ - see miniature section, p.29
DIVISION 13 –
DISTINGUISHED SOLELY BY
BOTANICAL NAME
“aLL species and wiLd or reputedLy wiLd Variants and
hybrids.” Ones that we refer to as species daffodils and
most of which are Heirloom and suitable for restoration
gardening from 1700 on.
albus plenus odoratus – see division 4, page 15.
bulbocodium conspicuus – see miniatures p.25.
jonquilla-see N. ‘Baby Moon’ with miniatures, p. 25.
jonquilla var. henriquesii – see miniatures p.27.
macleayi - see miniatures p. 28.
moschatus – see N. ‘W. P. Milner; page 29.
N. obvallaris
�poeticus var.
recurvus – (Pheasant’s
Eye) the true
poeticus; spicy fragrance;
one of the latest
daffodils to bloom;
excellent perennial
especially in whz 3–7;
10”–13”; very late
spring; (topsize bulbs).
#01-1307 5/$5.10
25/$22 50/$40
N. ‘Trepolo’
obvallaris – golden
yellow, upfacing little
trumpet that looks like
a miniature N. ‘King
Alfred’; the ‘Tenby Daffodil’
of Great Britain;
forces beautifully; 8”–
10”; whz 3–9; very early
spring; (12+cm).
#01-1304 5/$4.65
25/$20.25 50/$36.50
N. poeticus var. recurvus
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