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A new large cup daffodil from the van der Veeks with an intense deep pink colored corona and pure white mucronate petals . Bregt is recently registered.

A very small and very early blooming cross of Small Talk and N.rupicola from Brian Duncan.

A bright and early classic-shapped all yellow large cup daffodil from the van der Veek breeding program. Named Cock a Doodle Doo because of its early call of the rooster nature and wake up sleepy head color. It is easy to rise early knowing that this is blooming in your garden. Included in the "Grow for Cut " category as it is specially good for forcing.

An all white large cup from Bill Pannill that has been around for a long while , but seldom seen these days. All white collectors will want some Crystal Blanc in their gardens.

This remarkable and newly registered seedling from Mr Blom reliably throws two scapes: the primary flower is a very balanced and well formed split cup, the secondary bloom a large cup. Cup and Saucer is a unique dwarf with lovely fruit-sweet color. Sunproof. Show judges may need to be on the watch for this one.

What is your confectionery IQ ? Some call those little colored sugar dots, sprinkles, or nonpareils, we prefer the term Jimmies. Although Jimmies may refer to the dashes, rather than the Discodip dots. However you dip your ice cream or doughnuts it is a sweet sweet elevation. When more is more from Carlos van der Veek. New introduction.

As the name implies, a tetraploid variant of the Triandrus Fairy Chimes. Limit five per order please.

No mean girls at this gathering, this early blooming tazetta from Bill Welch is friendly and free flowering, up to 14 blooms per scape. Girl's Night is another superior garden tazetta from the bulb barron, with a cup that is bright but not brassy.

Often I wish there was a common term for large cupped daffs like this with a broad flat and bunched at the center corona. Like Slim Whitman, Pride of Lions, It's a Date, or Dinner Plate, Goudgele Rakker is all about that cup, with the perianth in a supporting role . New Introduction, According to the hybridizer: " Freely translated 'Golden Yellow Mate', this is what we sometimes say in Holland for a pint of beer." Will bring happy camaraderie to the mixed border for sure.

We are guessing that this newer seedling from John Hunter is a viridiflora and triandrus cross. Like Polar Hunter and other spring fall viridiflora crosses Hunter Morn is early to break ground, durable and long lasting. Two to four blooms per scape.

A frilly Trumpet by way of Obvallaris from Brian Duncan. Named for Mr & Mrs Jan Pennings on their wedding anniversary. ADS Intermediate.

Lieke was not on our radar until multiple southern customers sang its praises: good in the deep south, upright, floriferous, and increasing. A seedling from Brent Heath this flower bounced around North Holland for a bit before it found a patron and a name. A great landscape daffodil, the fact that it can bloom in the leaves a bit actually increases it stately presence and charm. Two to commonly three blooms per scape, a late bloomer.

When offered Magic Charm for sale we jumped at the chance like a leprechaun. A fabulous, older, Haven White / Red large cup. Movie star presence.

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Erlicheer is a long time favorite of southern gardeners and florists for nearly a century. It was however, being sterile, a genetic dead end until Bill Welch engineered a successful cross resulting in Rachel's Magic Spell. Unique in form for both a double and a tazetta this is a daffodil that is superior in all attributes: scent, stature, strength. If you grow for florists they will flock to this flower.

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.