Triandrus Daffodils

Abbey Road

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. Projects a presence of quality.

Angel's Whisper

April Tears is an Alec Gray cross of species N.jonquilla and N.triandrus. Seed parent to the terrific Tripartite. Similar to Hawera.

A recent Havens' triandrus, Canterbury sports 3, 4 or 5 well-formed all yellow flowers per scape. A descendant of Binkie, there just a hint of that reverse bi-color feeling.

Chipper is a cute and coy, highly-reflexed yellow triandrus with a distinctive vertical form. Soft color matures lighter in the petals. Very floriferous. Could be mistaken for a miniature. Seed fertile. A singular flower.

Collette is a swell selection of a pure white triandrus. Collette is elegant in the garden and tolerates shade better than most. A van der Veek selection.

Frosty Morn

Well named Harmony Bells is one of the most deeply colored yellows of all Triandrus. ADS Classics.

Daffodil Mary Plumstead is an Alex Gray Triandrus Jonquilla cross. 2 to 5 blooms.

My Belle Selectie

Ringing Bells

Sydling

A beautiful bloom named after a hummingbird by Grant Mitsch. Woodstar is a late blooming reverse bi-color triandrus and the fledgling of two feral parents - N. triandrus subsp. triandrus var. Triandrus and N.jonquilla. Woodstar seems to be entered in almost every daffodil show with good reason. Bright in the spring garden it mimics the grace of the leucojum yet to come. Makes up to three blooms per scape. ADS Miniature.