Winter Narcissus - to early 2012

[Gerry Webster]

David & Anne - lovely Narcissus.

Anne - I like your description of  N. eugenae  as "baroque" - seems most apt.

[annew]

It is rather over-endowed with twiddly bits..

[mark smyth]

OMG Anne look at your mini daffs. One week and I will be able to see them with my own eyes wh-hoo

[annew]

I'm trying to keep my mits off them for you to see, Mark, but some have made the ultimate sacrifice already, and have been mutilated for breeding porpoises purposes.

[mark smyth]

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

No hostas for you!

[annew]

 

[mark smyth]

Only joking. After all I need a bed

[annew]

I was going to put you in one of my new covered beds.

[JimF]

Anne:

The N. eugenae Clone 1 is a stunner!

A seedling, foundling, hybrid?

Jim

[johnw]

I wonder if anyone recognizes this Nariccus hybrid. I imported it in late 2007, the shots are from 10 April 2008 and I was certain I posted a photo of it. Unfortunately it prompty died, virus as I recall.

(Later found to be N. 'Tracey')

johnw

[johnw]

I was going to put you in one of my new covered beds.

Anne - I'm not sure there is a suitable thread in which to post these sorts of private matters. 

johnw

[annew]

 
Your daffodil might be Emcys.

[Gerry Webster]

I wonder if anyone recognizes this Nariccus hybrid. I imported it in late 2007, the shots are from 10 April 2008 and I was certain I posted a photo of it. Unfortunately it prompty died, virus as I recall.

johnw

John - in my experience par for the course with imported daffodils.

[annew]

Jim, it arrived as one of 2 seedlings from exchange seeds. Below is the pot of the 2 seedlings, quite different.

[mark smyth]

Your daffodil might be Emcys.

I would gree with Anne http://marksgardenplants.com/gallery%20mark/miniaturesline5.htm