Brian S. Duncan

Late and wide flowered yellow small cup. Colorful gives an overall golden impression. Very limited stock. By Brian Duncan Safari tours. I do not have any photos of African Sunset today.

A bright and balanced broad large cup from Brian Duncan. Very limited. Named for the fantastical early 20th century hotel in Yosemite where room rates average $890 a night. You can enjoy a visit with our Ahwahnee for $3 a year.

Large blossomed white and pink cupped Brian Duncan Hybrid. From Fragrant Rose, but pink coalesces at the rim of the cup. Pictures coming this spring.

Brian Duncan has bred a lot of imposing white / pink cups, substantial, with large blooms. Alto is like that, but with a wide cup and very rounded all over. Small Stock.

Rounded profile, the small cup is richly colored and broad. Towards maturity the segments of Arid Plains blanch from solid yellow to partially white. From Brian Duncan.

Sometimes you need to be brassy to stand out from the cacophonous crowd. Rounded, smooth, and substantial, Armidale can make a very large and flawless flower. A yellow / orange small cup with a punch from Brian Duncan. Limited.

New Introduction, White and yellow, pink-rimmed large cupped daffodil for competition from Brian Duncan.

Yellow and pink-cupped trumpets are a special, rarified group in the world of daffodils, highly sought after with most being showstoppers. Bronzewing is perhaps more sophisticated than the rest, a Brian Duncan bruiser with four inch blossoms and a corpulent cup. The petals have a fade to white at mid rib creating an even greater contrast with that big ole rich-pink cup. Not a back bencher.

Burt House is another narcissus progeny of Brian Duncan legerdemain - 4 inch neutral-white overlapping petals with an intense pink funnel-shaped cup. A showstopper. Rare.

There is a stable of Brian Duncan White / Pink small cups that we find so rewarding it is hard to pick a favorite. Camilla Clara Kate is so robust and substantial that we think it is time to close the book. A stem like a utility pole, a bloom without weakness. An example of why we love small cups. Lovely competitor.

Imposing white/pink cupped trumpet from Brian Duncan. We can all hum along.

All white small cup with an intense, cherry pink rim on the cup Cherry Glow is a newer Brian Duncan cultivar. Substantial flower on a substantial plant. Cherry Glow would be our choice to take to a show, she pushes the upwards boundaries of small cup. Great stems.

White - Yellow/Orange Large cupped bencher from BSD.

Corroboree

Aside from Little Jewel, we are at a loss to name another white/pink small cup. Demeanour is well named yet punchy and able-bodied. From Brian Duncan.

Diversity

A reserved and disciplined small cup with a glint of green in the eye. By an adolescent Brian Duncan. Super tall, just the way you want them; wield your snips or not. Fire in the belly of youth -- with oppulence.

Elizabeth Ann is a feminine white and rose-pink cyclamineus daffodil from Brian Duncan. Betty will gently awaken up any cottage or close up garden situation. Try her in a pot of mixed with sky-blue muscari. Dwarf.

Replete is one of the hottest double pink daffodils in American floral design right now. So we are going one better : Brian Duncan’s Extravaganza. White and pink engulfed in wild double abandon. When more is not enough. Taller than Replete.

A love-child of Serena Beach , Falling for You is more tousled- haired and freer in spirit. Where did such a romantic name come from ? Not overly complicated, Falling for You is a large and substantive white / yellow double daffodil.

Twenty years ago Fragrant Rose was planted in great numbers in the States. Today she hangs on in the landscape trade, just. Because of her clean and upright form, along with a unique perfume, she is a pink cup with a difference. First rate cut flower.

An all golden trumpet with broad ovate petals.From Brian Duncan.

A tiny all-white trumpet from Brian Duncan, Gipsy Vale is a cross ofObvallaris and Gipsy Queen. Coy, pugnacious and perfectly formed Gipsy Vale is a very good variety for competition.

Goldfinger is a singular yellow trumpet that will shock even the most jaded on first sight. Evenly colored overall and free from ornamentation, Goldfinger is a champion . A bloom of great substance and color, he is unmistakable. Yes, you will want it for the garden just to keep looking at its perfection. It is said that in the UK it is impossible to win a daffodil show without including Goldfinge in your entries. Even more alchemy from Brian Duncan. Pollen and seed fertile.

A tall sophisticated drink of cool water. With a green eye and pink rim on the cup, High Society is one of the very best in the best in the border and in the vase. Perfectly named: tall in the landscape and puts off a lot of blooming offsets . High Society stocks are limited but it is easy to propagate and is desired by florists.

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Hyperbole proclaims its superiority by sporting broad swept back rounded whites petals and an intense red megaphone cup. Hyperbole should be in your competition arsenal. A Brian Duncan daffodil cultivar of great refinement.

One generation away from a species cyclamineus, Brian Duncan’s Kaffry is easily the tallest division 6 we can think of. Colorful to boot. Grows and shows well. Very limited stocks.