April Narcissus 2011

[daveyp1970]

This is my pot of N.chiva its a lovely little ball of sunshine

[annew]

Well done, Dave - I have not been able to keep that one going.

[christian pfalz]

hello all,
since yesterday in bloom....


cheers
chris

[annew]

You can grow that outside, Chris?

[daveyp1970]

Well done, Dave - I have not been able to keep that one going.

Anne its the only one daff I have except the seed you sent, that has germinated lovely,i think some mini trumpets is next on the agenda.

[christian pfalz]

hello anne,
yes, with rainprotection over the winter months....
cheers
chris

[tonyg]

Well done, Dave - I have not been able to keep that one going.

Anne - I think of you as the Narcissus Guru .... what hope for the rest of us (Dave excepted, clearly)?

[Hans J]

Here are Narcissus nobilis ( more or last the latest ) 

[Gerdk]

Here are Narcissus nobilis ( more or last the latest ) 

Hans, noble persons are always the latest! 
Extraordinary plant!

Gerd

[Hans J]

  Thanks Gerd 

[annew]

Well done, Dave - I have not been able to keep that one going.

Anne - I think of you as the Narcissus Guru .... what hope for the rest of us (Dave excepted, clearly)?

Well clearly it is the plant at fault, not me.
Hans, that is a suberb flower.

[Hans J]

  Thank you Anne !

[Regelian]

Here are a few currently blooming.

Emcys- always a wonderful display
Segovia-new this season and very delicate, about 4cm.
I think this is Lilac Charm, but it may be Waif.  Anybody know the difference?  Also, does this look like virus on the corona?
Wheatear-another new this season.  Needs to clump-up

[annew]

No 3 looks more like Waif as shown on Daffseek see http://daffseek.org/query/query-detail.php?value1=Waif&lastpage=1&
If Brian Duncan is lurking he would be able to give you the answer.

[annew]

Very warm weather is sending the narcissi over quickly, but the sun on the flowers is irresistible.