Large Cupped Daffodils

On first sight this all white large cup is reminiscent of the older standby Stainless. But Love Happens when the perianth is rounder and the cup is more crenate. Quite a stunning sensation when it happens.

Love You More ! You Bethca ! A shapely and robust large cupped trumpet from Carlos van der Veek. Lovely ivory white color with fabulous substance. While the perianth may be a bit ribby for the Judges, the overall form of this flower is impressive -- with a little primping I think it has ribbon winning potential. Pricing allows for landscape planting.

The van der Veek bred "Love" series has many flamboyant expressions of love. Loving Her is a pointedly double triangle bloom with overlapping petals and a rich orange snout. Say it loud I am big and proud, and plenty amorous too. Easy to select a perfect bloom.

Lucifer waves, winks, and beckons in the landscape. Star shaped with a rich colored cup that is variable with age. Angelic and demonic, a truly great landscape daffodil. ADS Historic. Limited.

Please contact me if your club would like to make a mass public planting of historics.

Abbra-narcissus-cadabra. When offered Magic Charm for sale we jumped at the chance like a leprechaun. A worthy descendant of the legendary Magician which you likely will not find, and certainly not at this price. A fabulous, older, Haven White / Red large cup.

Not Black magic, but Pink Irish magic. Magician's Choice is Brian Duncan's take on the legendary daffodil Magician. A s ubstantial Pink Cup for the show bench.

Montroig

We list more miniature daffodils than pretty much anyone, and not a single one of those miniatures was conceived in the Netherlands. Our Dutch brethren bequeath upon us an impressive array of daffodils of great stature, bright color and breadth of bloom : here is another example of all that Lowland largesse. A very large, muy grande, and colorful, muy colorido, bloom on a landscape-grade stem. Muy Bien, very good! With a little gentle-fingered suppression of the ribby-ness and natural reflex in the perianth Muy Bien can be a competition contender. From Carlos van der Veek.

Stunning and colorful large cup possessing an inner light. In Dutch Nemmemee translates to " take myself (there)" . This daffodil took us there on first sight.

Online. Clive Postles bred richly colored and substantial large cup. Pollen and pod fertile.

A daughter of Misty Glen with a whisper of a pink mist condensing on the rim. Palheiro is Portuguese for haystack implying, perhaps, the breeder recognized that he had plucked a silvery needle from the bottomless daffodil gene pool. Late Bloomer.

This daffodil is so bright, consistent, spirited and vigorous, on first sight we thought "That puppy is bound for great things". A happy thing we can't wait to pot up this fall. Perfect Ten is a new Veek introduction -- Not registered at this time.

This daffodil seems to inspire a lot of excitement, desire, pushing, and shoving, Pink Climax is a stunning Yellow / Pink Large cup, which is a real thing , and it is John Reed seedling, which is another thing too. The soft pink in the cup is a bluish-pink if you know what we mean.We have a few more to offer this year.

A gentle large cup, registered in 2026, Pink Marvel is softly colored and round everywhere a gentle daffodil ought to be softly colored and round. More than a show daffodil. Limited numbers.

Pipo is a peppy new thing, well rounded with a deep bowl shaped cup all dressed up in citrus-fruit yellow.Blooms shoot up in advance of the foliage. A Dwarf and an Intermediate, we can see it in pot culture, on the Intermediate class bench, or in the managed early spring border.

A Pompiere is a firefighter, narcissus Pompiere is a three-alarm yellow orange cup with a singular profile, with a narrow and extended colorful snout. This is a bloom that we rely on for daffodil shows: returns as a substantial garden plant, great form, easy to pick a winning bloom. A van der Veek seedling.

When tulips are fringed, their spiky rims denote them as a Crispin type . But daffodils don't have a cool term like "Crispy" to declare a prickly cup because they didn't need one, until now. Who knows if there are many prickly daffs in our future but Pretty Prickles will certainly be recognized as the first. A rounded white ivory perianth surrounds the mango-colored prickly cup. A strong grower, we previously listed as F129 , not registered.

This sweet John Reed bodacious Pink cup is recently registered with the RHS.

Dr.Reed's Red Passion is show daff in all ways: color, proportion and rotund silhouette. Small numbers to offer.

Paradigmatic Yellow / Red large cup, Resplendent's cup is deeply colored and short. A tough and strong mid century modern bloom from Grant Mitsch.

Robustian is a well-named pink cup -he does sport an overall robust feeling and throws a bloom of great substance. We think that there is likely no-end to the depth of pink color you may coax from the cup if you can supply cool, cool Northern-Ireland-like nights while Robustian is in bud.

A tiny large-cup from the species N.rupicola, as early and as cute as it gets in the land of Daffodils. An ADS miniature by measurement if not by declaration. From Brian Duncan.

Rusty Doodle

The peerless, English. all-white, show daffodil Sheelagh Rowan has been around for quite a while but is new to our list. Sheelagh can make a very large flower of great substance and is fertile both ways.

A reliable party animal for a while now, Sheelagh's Party is new to our guest list, and makes a very well rounded guest. A John Gibson white/pink-rimmed Large cup.

Picasso may have said "Cezanne is the father of us all", whereas most modern pink cupped daffodils can claim "Dailmanach is the father of us all". A large ribbon taking pink cup, Sheskin is named after a place in Northern Ireland.

An intermediate large cup from Ron Scamp. All yellow and not reflexed, because of it cyclamineus heritage Skilliwidden should be utile in the rockery and bed where some shade tolerance is indicated. Not a new daffodil at all , but new to our list in 2026. Sharp and flawless like all things Scamp.

Ice Follies is one of the most common daffodils you will see along the roadside, long marketed as a white daffodil as with time its cup fades from yellow to white. Slim Whitman, named for the county singer of yore, is a sport of Ice Follies yet its frilly and broad cup retains it color in a chorus of yellow ochre, saffron and gold. Also endowed with an iron will Slim blooms and increases North to South, singing a sweet ballad in the vase or yodeling across the holler in a landscape installation. A timeless bloomer that deserves to be more widely planted.