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Full Throttle - show-wee!
Giant, sporting a peachyapricot
trumpet; this should
be a show-stopper in your
perennial border! 14”-18”;
mid spring.
#01-0135 5/$7.50
25/$32.50 50/$58.50
�Kingham – large flower
of rich golden yellow
with a darker golden cup,
which creates the perfect
eye-catching 55mph
garden; has amazing substance
which helps the
flower last longer outdoors
and in the vase; mid
spring; 12”-16”.
#01-0138 5/$9.20
25/$40 50/$72
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N. ‘Dutch Master’
N. ‘Galactic Star’
Dutch Master – classic
‘daffodil’; all medium
yellow with long, fluted
trumpet that flares at
the end and has serrated
edges; perennializes
and forces easily;
18”–20”; early-mid
spring; often used for
N. ‘King Alfred’.
#01-0102 5/$5.85
25/$25.50 50/$46
#01-0102-R(14+cm)
25/$20.50 125/$88.75
250/$160
N. ‘Full Throttle’
� Galactic Star - a
virtual neon sign in
the garden when the
cup matures to pure
white while contrasting
so beautifully with
the buttercup yellow
petals; this is a ‘WOW’
flower; mid spring;
12”-16”.
#01-0139 5/$10.95
25/$47.50 50/$85.50
N. ‘Kingham’
N. ‘Kingham’, growing in the field with its head held
high, is a ‘proud flower’ and can be seen for miles!
N. ‘Las Vegas’
�Lemon Glow - one of
our all time favorites and
a ‘popularity contest’ winner
at New York Botanical
Garden. The palest lemon
yellow flower with a dark
lemon rim around its rolled
trumpet. It really does glow
in the garden and is also superb
in pots; 12”-14”; 1958;
early-mid spring; whz 3-8.
#01-0127 5/$7.50
25/$32.50 50/$58.50
N. ‘Lorikeet’
�Marieke – this golden
trumpet is one of the largest,
has lots of substance
and its upfacing flowers
are very long lasting; one
of the best for mass display;
18”–24”; early-mid spring.
#01-0109 5/$7.25
25/$31.50 50/$56.50
N. ‘Mount Hood’
�Pay Day – a dynamite
flower with somewhat recurved,
pressed lovely yellow
petals with a ‘halo’ at
the base and a beautifully
formed yellow trumpet;
an exquisite show flower
and a great garden plant;
14”–16”; one of the latest
blooming yellow daffodils.
#01-0112 5/$10.95
25/$47.50 50/$85.50
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�Las Vegas – giant, upfacing
flower with creamy
petals and buttercup yellow
cup; draws as much
attention as any ‘Las Vegas
showgirl’; great landscape
perennial; 18”–20”; earlymid
spring.
#01-0108 5/$9.05
25/$39.25 50/$71
N. ‘Lemon Glow’
Lorikeet – soft yellow petals
with a halo at the base
makes a glowing background
for its long, flaring,
salmon-pink trumpet;
16”–20”; mid spring.
#01-0126 5/$16.10
25/$70 50/$126
N. ‘Marieke’
Mount Hood – an old
favorite that opens
with a bit of yellow in
the trumpet but matures
to pure white; often
performs better in
cooler climates (zones
3–6); Heirloom; 1937;
15”–17”; mid spring.
#01-0111 5/$6.90
25/$30 50/$54
N. ‘Pay Day’