Brian Duncan Surplus

[mark smyth]

Northern Ireland's world famous Narcissus breeder Brian Duncan is cutting down some of his stocks. Below are links to his seed list, miniature list and standard daffodil list. Contact Brian direct please. list closed

Happy hunting!


 


 Edit on 11th January 2009 :  please note the email address in the link is no longer active. Ordering is closed for the year.

[Paul T]

Mark et al,

I'm interested in ordering some seed from him but am unsure how to go about paying from here.  Given he doesn't appear to have credit card or internet facilities I am assuming that I need to go via an international money order or something like that?

Any advice would be appreciated.

[mark smyth]

email him your order and I'll send them.

[Paul T]

Mark,

Thanks for the offer.  In the meantime I have organised through someone else already, the same way.  makes it so much easier.  Thank you VERY much for offering though.

[mark smyth]

I have now added a page showing some of Brian's standard daffodils that are for sale
http://www.marksgardenplants.com/brianduncanphotos.htm

[Maggi Young]

Ooh! Those are stunning portrait shots of Brian's daffs..... yours or Brian's photos, Mark?  They're enough to make me want standard narcissus, by the square yard..... and I don't normally like "the fancy ones" 

[mark smyth]

and one more page
http://www.marksgardenplants.com/brianduncanphotos2.htm

[mark smyth]

All Brian's photos

[mark smyth]

Many of mine are now above ground. How are yours doing?

[Lars S]

Hi Mark,

I bought a few bulbs from Brian as well. Among those that have come above ground are N romieuxii, N cantabricus monophyllus, N bulbocodium var. graellsi and N hedraeanthus. After Christmas the weather turned cold so not much growth to be expected for a while I think. 

[ashley]

Mark,

Thanks for providing this access to Brian Duncan's material.  Cantabricus I got from him in September has flowered and set seed already, asturiensis is flowering (and flowering - beautiful!), and all the others have emerged except x allenii.  Most of these, except viridiflorus, have promising buds. 

Several of the various types of seed I got from him have begun to germinate (scaberulus, triandrus concolor and a few more I can't remember without checking ).

Years of pleasure to come.

[mark smyth]

Too late to order now. His email address has changed since then




I have made this addition to the first post about this:  Edit on 11th January 2009 :  please note the email address in the link is no longer active. Ordering is closed for the year.   Maggi