Last month we had the first daffodil flower for the year! It is called 'First Stanza', a cross between Narcissus elegans and N. tazetta which we got from Lawrence Trevanion in Canberra
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fermi
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Lovely, Fermi. Narcissus
Lovely, Fermi. Narcissus season here seems a distant memory. Hot weather, then cold, then hot. Poor plants don't know what season they're in!
...Claire
Glad you can enjoy the daffs
Glad you can enjoy the daffs vicariously, Claire.
More "hoops":
this is one of Lawrence Trevanion's from Canberra and is called 'Gefk' - apparently he has named a few after noises his children made as bablies!
This is a "stray", not sure if it's a seedling or from a bulblet which was repotted with something else,
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fermi
I've just repotted my "hoops"
I've just repotted my "hoops", hoping they'll enjoy a nice rest over summer. Yours are always so nice!
...Claire
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I've just repotted my "hoops", hoping they'll enjoy a nice rest over summer. Yours are always so nice!
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That's because I only show you the nice ones, Claire
Here's another nice one, 'Viristar' a cross from Lawrence Trevanion in Canberra, one of his N. viridiflorus hybrids, 'Hillstar' x 'Emerald Sea', it opens greenish with a lemon cup which fades to white-white,
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fermi
I find these hoops very
I find these hoops very delightful-thanks for sharing
very nice
very nice
Narcissus lovers may be
Narcissus lovers may be interested in this :
https://www.nargs.org/forum/international-rock-gardener-e-magazine?page=19#comment-27568
Another autumn flowering daff, Narcissus viridiflorus has started to bloom,
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fermi