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narcissus/daFFodil-miniature, continued narcissus/daFFodil-miniature, continued
Intermediate Sized Daffodils
Below is a list of some terrific daffodils that perform
beautifully in the garden, on the show bench and in
containers. These are ones that sometimes ‘get lost’ in
the list because they are neither miniatures, which everyone
adores, nor are they standard in size. If you are one
that exhibits daffodils, just because we list some of these
with the miniatures, please don’t put them in the miniature
section of the show - we’re afraid you’d be disqualified!
Name Pg#
La Belle 21
Pencrebar 28
Rip van Winkle 28
26
N. ‘Canaliculatus’
Name Pg#
Topolino 9
Toto 29
W. P. Milner 29
Canaliculatus – division
8; 4 to 7 little
tazetta-type, sweetly
fragrant flowers per
stem; white petals and
golden cups which
prefer to be baked
in the warm summer
sun; forces like a Paper
White; performs in
the garden best in whz
6–10; 4”–6”; 1800; earlymid
spring; (12/14cm).
#01-1402 5/$3.30
25/$14.25 50/$26
cantabricus - division
13, bulbocodium;
white megaphone
shaped beauty with
dark green leaves as
narrow as blades of
grass; rare and very
special; very early and
stays in bloom ‘forever’
(December for us
and it’s ‘tougher than
nails’!); (top-sized); 3"-
5"; limited supply.
N. ‘Cantabricus’
#01-1449 5/$25.90 25/$112.50 50/$202.50
N. ‘Chit Chat’
� Chiva – division 7,
jonquilla; vigorous, most
uniformly flowered selection
of the species
rupicola; perfect for the
rock garden, containers
or as a sure blue ribbon
winner at a Daffodil
Show; sweetly fragrant;
whz 4-8; 3”-5”; mid
spring.
#01-1441 10/$7.40
50/$32.50 100/$58
N. ‘Clare’
�Chit Chat – division 7,
jonquilla; an American
bred, tiny but prolific, all
yellow, multiflowering
daffodil; late-mid spring;
3”–4”; topsized bulbs.
#01-1403 5/$5.25
25/$22.75 50/$41
N. ‘Chiva’
Clare - division 7, jonquilla;
lovely hybrid from
Alec Gray; opening yellow
becoming a bicolor
here at maturity; great
for show, rock gardens
and containers; 6”-8”; late
spring.
#01-1458 5/$9.75
25/$42.25 50/$76
Diamond Ring - division
13, bulbocodium; a selection
of bulbocodium
obesus, a larger form
of bulbocodium; this
is lovely and rare; (topsized);
3”-5”; mid spring;
limited supply.
#01-1450 5/$6.35
25/$27.50 50/$49.50
N. ‘Elka’
fernandesii - division 7,
jonquilla; another adorable
species similar in
size but different than
N. ‘Chit Chat’ and a
bit larger than willkommii;
more than one fragrant
flower to a stem
with narrow, dark green
leaves; 4”-6”; mid spring.
#01-1456 5/$9.80
25/$42.50 50/$76.50
N. ‘Flore Pleno’
Gipsy Queen – division
1, trumpet; precious
little soft yellow
trumpet whose cup
turns white as it matures;
early spring;
3”-6”.
#01-1438
5/$16.30
25/$70.75
50/$127.50
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N. ‘Diamond Ring’
Elka - division 1, trumpet;
a lovely little starshaped
white flower
where the trumpet,
which is a bit frilled,
opens pale yellow and
matures to white; early
spring; 4”-6”.
#01-1446 5/$6.15
25/$26.75 50/$48
N. fernandesii
Flore Pleno - division
4; double form of the
species jonquilla; 3-4
golden balls per stem;
narrow, dark green
foliage and wonderful
fragrance; 4”-8”; pre
1611; mid-late spring.
#01-1443 5/$12.90
25/$56 50/$101
N. ‘Gipsy Queen’
N. ‘Gipsy
Queen’
opens all
yellow and its
cup matures
to white with
a tiny yellow
edge. It
blooms early
enough to
enjoy putting
on a show
with early
spring crocus!