Mid-Late Bloomers
35 Cultivars Listed
3 Y-GOO
2004
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.
2 W-WWP
2010
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.
3 W-YYO
1994
All the people are waiting for Angel Face,
She said she'd meet them down at their favorite place.
Dressed in yellow satin, white linen and lace,
She stood so high with a smile on her face.
5 Y-Y
Here's a pedigreed child, daddy is a species jonquil and mommy is species triandrus. Angel's Breath is a vigorous grower and should be widely adaptable. A sister, Angel's Whisper is similar. About 20 years old, Tasmanian bred. ADS Miniature.
7 W-GYO
1999
A singular jonquil that is perhaps the most beautiful of the division. Showy and colorful with great fragrance. Three flowers per scape if you are lucky, usually one or two. One to treasure.
3 W-YYO
1979
Badanloch, a rounded small cup, pure white perianth with a broad, clear orange ring on its yellow cup.
2 Y-O
1996
Bionic is an intensely colored yellow orange large cup bred in Tasmania. Full of modern contrast, Bionic has a well-rounded, perfectly layered perianth and a distinct deep cylindrical cup. A six million dollar bloom on the bench. A champion.
2 W-YYO
2006
White - Yellow/Orange Large cupped bencher from BSD.
3 W-GOO
1975
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.
8 W-O
pre-1938
A historic poetaz, Early Spendour has ample wide petals and a brilliant over all coloration that sings in the sunlight. Easy to photograph, easy to fall in love with. ADS historic.
5 Y-Y
1966
A species jonquil and triandrus made their acquaintance in the garden of Grant Mitsch. Fairy Chimes was born. Floriferous: four to six blooms per scape. Fragrant. Deeper in color than N.hawera and more upright. Plant in the rockery with species tulips and muscari. ADS Classic.
1 WWG-W
2002
All white trumpet with blunt ovate petals and a funnel shaped cup.
7 Y-Y
1993
A remarkable, floriferous, and joyous jonquil that has all but disappeared from the commercial trade. Strength in numbers. Named for the Anasazi god of fertility by breeder Bob Spotts.
3 W-P
2006
Small cupped white and pink daffodil with a strong double triangle shape from Brian Duncan.
7 O-GOO
2002
We planted Littlefield up the street in the neighbor’s vineyard, next to the parking lot, where he competes with mugwort, compacted soil and road salt in an open northern exposure. A large, tall and late jonquil that returns robustly year over year. When the sun hits that green eye , combined with the ever -changing orange on orange color, and the scent : oh Baby ! Signed, sealed and delivered. A truly great Jonquil, I was surprised when it popped up on the list. Quantity pricing.
2 W-YYP
pre-1940
An antique pink cup that is lovely in the border, pot and bench. Deeply lobed and frilled cup funnels a sweet perfume that differentiates this happy flower. Color can be variable depending on our spring weather. Smelligant.A perennial favorite.
9 W-YYR
1978
Pantomime. Sion of Poeticus Recurvis. Pod fertile
1 W-W
1992
Quiet Waters is a 30 year old, English bred, lovely all-white trumpet possessed of calm and poise. Oversized rounded and flattened perianth with a crisp cylindrical corona
3 O-R
1970
Copper-colored daffodils ( Orange with Red cups) are the most unusual of creatures. Sabine Hay is kind of well-known, but no commercial growers grow it. Richly colored and exquisitely detailed you will never forget the first time you see Sabine Hay. A super breeder.