September 2011 Narcissi in the Southern Hemisphere

[Mini-daffs]

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Part 2 - more standards.

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Part 3 - more standards.

[Maggi Young]

There's often a clue.... now I see why you grow these different sized daffs, Graham.... it's so they fit in the different sections of the 'fridge! 

[Mini-daffs]

 
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Maggie you can fit an awful lot of miniatures into a 400 litre fridge! Part 4. Some special seedlings just for Leslie! I have to admit the split cup triandus hybrid does not have a lot going for it!

[Mini-daffs]

 
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Part 5 - some intermediates. A stock of good intermediates is essential if you are into breeding miniatures.

[Mini-daffs]

 
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Part 5 - a few species photos.

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Part 7. A few tazettas and some more species.

[Mini-daffs]

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Part 8 - A few triandus hybrids. So Maggie have you worked out how many daffodils were in the refrigerator?

[Mini-daffs]

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Part 9 - some cyclamineus hybrids.

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Part 10 - some jonquilla hybrids.

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Part 11. Now which Divisions haven't I posted some photos of? 12 and 13?

[Maggi Young]

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Part 8 - A few triandus hybrids. So Maggie have you worked out how many daffodils were in the refrigerator?

Minimum of 68 containers, Graham...didn't  have time to check the number of daffs! Computer has been poorly and "Doctor" has been so much time taken up with that!

[daveyp1970]

6Y-W I am just blown away by,what a lovely little thing that is.

[Lesley Cox]

When it comes right down to it, it's hard to beat the pure species. The split cup triandrus reminds me of an occasion when ..... was caught in a combine harvester at home. Shan't mention what it was in case people are upset. I certainly was, for many weeks.

[art600]

Graham

Every year you delight us with your 'little treasures' - fantastic.