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narcissus/daFFodil-miniature, continued narcissus/daFFodil-miniature, continued
Midget – division 1, trumpet;
the smallest all yellow
trumpet; petals not as
overlapping; looks a bit
like a species; 3”– 4”; early
spring; (8/9cm).
#01-1413 5/$3.70
25/$16.25 50/$29
N. ‘Minnow’
Mite - division 6, cyclamineus;
all yellow with extremely
reflexed petals, a
long narrow trumpet and
a bit larger than the species
cyclamineus; a precious,
tiny, early blooming
treat; 5”-6”; early spring.
#01-1415 5/$35.20
25/$153.25
50/$275.50
N. ‘New-Baby’
Pacific Coast – division
8, tazetta; a precious miniature
that is an all yellow
form of N. ‘Minnow’;
many florets per stem;
whz 5–9; 5”–6”; mid spring;
(12/14cm).
#01-1432 5/$3.30
25/$14.50 50/$26
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N. macleayi
macleayi - division 13, wild
hybrid; clear white petals
with a distinctively narrow
golden trumpet; nice form in
the garden and on the show
bench; 4”-6”; mid spring.
#01-1444 5/$17.30
25/$75.25 50/$135.50
N. ‘Midget’
�Minnow – division 8,
tazetta; 3–5 fragrant flowers
per stem; white or yellow
petals and tiny, buttercupyellow
cups; whz 5–9; 5”–6”;
mid spring.
#01-1414 5/$2.60
25/$11.25 50/$20.50
N. ‘Mite’
New-Baby – division 7,
jonquilla; a bicolored N.
‘Baby Moon’ with similar,
easy growing habits and
sweet fragrance; very late
spring; 4”–8”.
#01-1416 5/$3.35
25/$14.50 50/$26.50
N. ‘Pacific Coast’
Pencrebar – no longer
considered a miniature
by the ADS, but would
get lost with the standard
division 4, double;
a nicely formed, fragrant
double with 1–2 flowers
per stem; Heirloom;
1929; 5”–7”; whz 3-7; mid
N. ‘Pencrebar’ spring; (8/10cm).
#01-1417 5/$4.95 25/$21.50 50/$39
Rip van Winkle – (pumilis
plenus) no longer
on the Approved Miniature
List, but would
get lost among the others,
division 4, doubles;
variable, old fashioned
yellow flower that resembles
a dandelion;
a ‘ragamuffin’, to quote
our friend, Phyllis, “It
looks like it’s having a
‘bad hair’ day”, but is
N. ‘Rip van Winkle’ endearing to all who
see it; all yellow with
green segments interspersed; Heirloom; 1884; 5”–8”;
early-mid spring; (10/12cm+)
#01-1420 5/$3.90 25/$16.75 50/$30.50
N. ‘Rip Van Winkle’ is just as adorable in the garden
with tulips and muscari as it is when its portrait is
displayed. It’s a tough little guy and has lasted in the
industry and in gardens since 1884!
sabrosa - division 7,
jonquilla; a small pale
yellow jonquilla-type
miniature that will be
perfect for the American
Daffodil Society
members to help expand
their choices for
miniature show flowers
and for others who
love small, fragrant,
pest proof flowers; mid
N. sabrosa
spring; whz.4-8; 4”-6”.
#01-1454 5/$11.15 25/$48.50 50/$87
�Segovia – division
3, small cup; pure white,
rounded, overlapping
petals surround the small,
light yellow, flat cup; one
of the best blue ribbon
winners; 5”–6”; mid-late
spring; (12/14cm).
#01-1421 5/$4.65
25/$20.25 50/$36.50
N. ‘Segovia’
Small Talk – an American
bred, golden yellow,
early blooming trumpet
daffodil that will steal
your heart with its starry,
pointed petals and long,
stove pipe cup! Early-mid
spring; 4”–6”.
#01-1422 5/$4.95
25/$21.50 50/$39
N. ‘Small Talk’
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