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Welcome to our 2019 catalogue which we hope will give you lots of inspiration and ideas for your garden.

2018 was another successful year for us winning R.H.S Gold medals at Cardiff and Malvern shows and the plantsman’s award from the Cornwall Garden Society. We are delighted to announce that this year we will be R.H.S Master Grower at the R.H.S Cardiff Show. As the Master Grower we will have a special display in the marquee highlighting our daffodils and the work we do towards breeding and producing award winning blooms.

Our catalogue is packed with varieties that we have spent many years trialling and cultivating. A selection of the top new blooms is available in our new introductions. We continue to develop the website which has our full range and up to date availability.

We hope you have a beautiful daffodil filled spring and enjoy selecting from this year’s catalogue for your next years display.

This year we shall be featuring displays at;THE RHS ROSEMOOR GARDENS Saturday and Sunday 16th / 17th March

FALMOUTH SPRING FLOWER SHOWSaturday and Sunday 23rd / 24th March

THE SOUTHWEST DAFFODIL GROUP SHOWAt the National Trust Garden TrelissickSaturday and Sunday 30th / 31st March

THE CORNWALL GARDEN SOCIETY SHOWAt the Royal Cornwall Showground WadebridgeSaturday and Sunday 6th / 7th April

THE RHS SHOWAt Cardiff Bute ParkFriday, Saturday and Sunday 12th/ 13th / 14th April

THE RHS SHOW MALVERNThursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9th / 10th / 11th / 12th May

Best wishes for a beautiful and enjoyable Season

Ron, Maureen, Adrian and Sharon

INTRODUCTION FOR 2019

THE DAFFODIL SOCIETYfor those interested in growing and showing daffodils who wish to benefit from belonging to the daffodil society.Please contact the Membership Secretary for details:- Wendy Gillings, Pamona, Fleet Lane, Finchampstead, WOKINGHAM, Berks. RG40 4RN Or Email: [email protected]

REGISTERED CHARITY No. 1055817

Members of the American Daffodil Society can join the UK society directly through their Exec. Director: Frank Nyikos, 8374 E State Rd 45, Unvionville, IN 47468 or Email: [email protected]

Ron and Adrian with selection of un-named seedling varieties for the future, and The R.H.S Lawrence Medal

BULB FERTILIZER5-10-30 High Potash

(use at rate 85grms (3oz) per Sq mtr)

£4.50 for 3Kg£2.00 for 750 grm

This can be sent with any order over 20 bulbs without extra post

Ronnie’s Rainbow Mixture50 bulbs £10 100 bulbs £15 or 1,000 bulbs £100

plus post

Special Mixed Tulips 50 bulbs £12.50 or 100 bulbs £20 plus post

R & A.ScampBulb TokensWhy not send a special present with one of our New Gift Tokens , all are sent with a decorative card, and our latest Catalogue.

Choose from

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New or First Time Introductions for 2019We are pleased to include these new varieties, that have been greatly admired by visitors to our trial field when

under number, some are names that have been commissioned by other Daffodil enthusiasts and all have proved to be strong and vigorous growers.

"Sidmouth"7Y-R (M) 40/60cmSelected by the Sidmouth Garden and Daffodil group to commemorate their planting of daffodils, this is strong growing, weather resistant and sweetly scented that can have several sweetly flowers on the stem.5 bulbs for £12.50

"Keith Owen” 2W-YPP (M) 40/60cmNamed in honour of the late Keith Owen who donated a Million daffodils to be planted in and around the town of Sidmouth, this is a fitting variety that flowers a little latter than the early yellow daffodils and is a strong growing bulb with flowers of an Orange and Pink in the cup.5 Bulbs for £15.00

"Bishop of St German’s” 2W-W (M) 40/60cmNamed to commemorate the Reverend Chris Goldsmith as the new Bishop of St Germans. The Bishop of St Germans is an episcopal title used by the Anglo Saxon Bishops of Cornwall; this beautiful flower is a strong growing upstanding variety pure in colour and will grace any Garden.3 Bulbs for £20.00

"Saffron Celebration” 2Y-R (M) 40/60cmThis strong growing and sun resistant variety was selected by the “Saffron Waldon Horticultural Society" to celebrate their 200years. A lovely flower in the garden and well suited for containers quite a good flower for the Show Bench as well.3 Bulbs for £15.00

"Trembroath Belle” 2Y-WPP (M) 40/60cmThis is a bold flower of strong growth and weather resistance the cup is long and opens pink with brownish under tones and white at the base, striking our trial field.£10 each

"Orange Sunrise” 2WWY-O (ML) 60/60cmBred by Alex Harper and sent to me for growing on, this has proved to be a stunning flower in the field and much admired by all who saw it, not completely sunroof but worth every effort.£7.50 each

"Caratal” 11a W-YYO (M) 40/60cmThe Cornish people often referred this as the Castle on the Mine, quite a romantic story. This strong growing variety is quite distinct and holds its colour well; in some forced conditions the orange can become paler.£10 each 3 for £15.00

"Rataplan” 12Y-O/Y (VE) 30/40cmThis is an unusual style of Dwarf daffodil developed in Holland over several years of breeding miniature varieties, perfect for the front border and rockery situation and makes a super display in containers.5 bulbs for £6.50

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Empress of Ireland:[M] 40/60cm

3 Bulbs for £15.00

Moondream: [M]40/60cms

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Foff's Way:[EM] 40/60cms5 Bulbs for £7.50

Night Cap:[L]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £10.00

Euryalas:[E]60cm+ 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Majestic Gold:[ML]40/60cm

3 Bulbs for £10.00

Pop's Legacy:[EM]40/60cm

3 Bulbs for £7.50

Charlie Connor:[ML]40/60cm

3 Bulbs for £10.00

Causeway Sunshine:[M]40/60cm

3 Bulbs for £10.00

Division 1 Trumpet Daffodils for garden and exhibition

Daffodils are so diverse in shape and colour they have been categorised into 13 divisions. Division 1 has

one flower to a stem; the corona (trumpet) is as long or longer than the perianth segments (petals). There

is also a colour code for both the petals and the trumpet, the colour code starts with the petals then the

trumpet, as an example the first picture on this page showing ‘Charlie Connor’ is classed as division 1, yellow

petals with orange trumpet (1y-o). The classification and colour codes are seen in the index and a guide to

classifications in the back of the catalogue.

*VE =Very early [Christmas or Jan.], E=Early Feb/March, M=Mid Season, L=Late season, VL=Very late season. 6

Teal:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Prologue:[VE]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Matangi:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Cotehele:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Corbiere:[M] 40/60cm

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Commodore Perry:[EM]40/60cms£7.50 each

Morab:[LM]40/60cms3 Bulbs for £10.00

Cornish King:[M]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Glovers Reef:[M]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £10.00


Viking:[M]40/60cm

10 Bulbs for £7.50

American Heritage:[M]40/60cm

3 Bulbs for £7.50

Rijnvelds Early Sensation:[VE]30/50cm

10 Bulbs for £4.50

Jimmy Noone:[E]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £10.00

Ebony:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Ombersley:[LM]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Highgrove:[M]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £12.50

Comal:[M]60cm+3 Bulbs for £7.50

Hero:[E]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £5.00

St Budock:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Fort Mitchell:[EM]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £10.00

Arkle:[M]40/60cmAGM 3 Bulbs for £5.00

Stann Creek:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Goldfinger: [M]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £10.00

Pemboa: [M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50


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Cape Cornwall:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Polgooth:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £12.50

Gallipoli Dawn:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Dawn Brooker:[LM] 40/603 Bulbs for £7.50

Centenary Gold:[M]40/60£10.00 each

Helford Dawn:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Gellymill:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Latchley Meadows:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Dolcoath:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £12.50

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Division 2 Large cup Daffodils for garden or exhibition

As with division 1 these have one flower to a stem, the corona (trumpet) is smaller than division one, it

should be more than one-third, but less than equal to the length of the perianth (petals).

All the daffodils in this catalogue will do well in both pots or in the garden, with perhaps the exception of

Division 8 that produce a lot of foliage, the colour combinations in this division seem to be limitless and will

certainly create an interest in the garden. When growing in pots keep them moist throughout the growing

season and for at least two weeks after flowering. See our planting guide at the back of the catalogue.

Division 2 Large cup Daffodils for exhibition and garden

High Society:[LM]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Loch Hope:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Fine Romance:[LM] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Banker:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Cameo King:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Altun Ha:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £5.00

New Paris:[L] 40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Pacific Rim:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £12.50

Cherrygardens:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Cameo Jewell:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Misty Glen:[M]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Falstaff:[EM] 40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

AGM=Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit FOR COLOUR CODES SEE INDEX 9

Kebaya:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Hot Gossip:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Gipsy Moon:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Grand Prospect:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Ashmore:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Liverpool Festival:[M]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Precocious:[LM] 40/60cm AGM 3 Bulbs for £4.50

Goonbell:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Irish Minstrell:[M]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Creag Dubh:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Inchbonnie:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

State Express:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50



Scorrier: [M]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Sweet Loraine:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Special Envoy:[E]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Glasnevin:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Golden Amber:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Bodelva:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Lemon Haze:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Ringleader:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Lady Be Good:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Marlborough:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Golden Aura:[M]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Audubon:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50



Dunsky:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Altun Ha Gold:[ML]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £5.00

Arley Kings:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Aranjeuz:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Rainbow:[EM]40/60cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £7.50

Skerry:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Brooke Ager:[M]40/60cm Intermediate 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Loch Lundie:[M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Calamansack:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Cameo Joy:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Early Bride:[EM]40/60cm10 Bulbs for £6.50

Hi Hi Ta Hi:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50



Sealing Wax:[E]40/60cm10 Bulbs for £6.50

River Queen:[M]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Cherish:[ML]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

Ice Follies:[E]40/60cm10 Bulbs for £6.50

Irish Light:[M]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Carnkief:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Bantam:[M]30/50cmAGM Intermediate10 Bulbs for £6.50

Raspberry Rings:[ML] 40/60cm

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Filskit (Mischief):[LM]40/60cm Intermediate

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Come To Good:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Doctor Jazz:[ML]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £4.50

June Lake:[ML]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50



Jackadee:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Inverpolly:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Lemon Drizzle: [M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Jersey Lace:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Irish Fire:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Gem of Antrim:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Maya Dynasty:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Pink Charm:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Highlite:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Budock Water:[M] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Causeway Sunset:[L]40/60cm 3 for £7.50



Countdown: [M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

St Keverne:[EM]40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £6.50

Culmination:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Happy Fellow:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Rose Sheen:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Pinza:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Broadland:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Lundy Light:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Perfect Peace:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Goldhanger:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Penselwood:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Gold Convention:[M]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Irish Affair:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50



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Polcrocan:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Trebah: [M] 40/60cm AGM 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Accent:[ML]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £4.50

Desert Orchid:[L] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50


Rose Royale:[ML]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Demand:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Red Lips:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Oundle:[EM] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £12.00

Pennyfield:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Finchcocks:[EM]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £6.50

Golden Halo:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Backflash:[M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

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Dunley Hall: [M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Pacific Waves:[M]30/50cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Park Springs:[E] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Hartlebury: [M] 40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Lemon Spice:[ML]40/60cm £10.00 each

Cool Crystal:[L] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Carn Brea:[LM] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Doctor Hugh:[LM]40/60cm AGM 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Stanway:[L] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Division 3 Small cup Daffodils for garden or exhibition

Again one flower to a stem; corona not more than one-third the length of the perianth segment.

These also have some amazing colour combinations and are sure to impress. A high pot ash fertilizer helps

with the colour and the general health of the bulb but remember not to use more than is recommended.

Our fertilizer should be use at a rate of 85grms per sq. meter and is best scattered after planting the bulbs.


Bethal: [LM] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £4.50

Green Envy: [VL]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Flying High:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Cameo Marie:[L]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Bossa Nova:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Centrefold: [ML] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Collygate:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Trecarra:[LM] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Perdredda:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Birchwood:[L]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Crimson Chalice:[ML]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Tru:[ML]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50


Epona: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Lalique: [L] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Zoe's Pink: [M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £12.00

Capisco: [M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Tamar Lass: [M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Greenodd: [L] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Ravenhill: [L] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Rimmon: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Kimmeridge: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Dimity: [M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Liebeslied: [ML] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

My Sweetheart: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50



Sharon's Champagne: [L] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Woodland Star: [L] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Gorran: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Estrella: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Magic Moments: [M] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Sea Dream: [L] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

Princeton: [L] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Citron: [M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Portloe Bay: [LM] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Ridgecrest: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Merlin: [LM] 40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Cheerleader: [M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

AGM=Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit FOR COLOUR CODES SEE INDEX20


Skookum:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Tommy's White: [ML]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Corofin:[ML]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Citronita:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Halley's Comet:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

Copper Ring: [L] 40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

So Sweet:[VL]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Feock:[LM] 40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Polar Morn:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Glasney:[ML]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Lemonade:[ML]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

Purbeck:[ML]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £10.00

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Crackington:[M]40/60cmAGM 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Watersmeet:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Gossmoor:(EM)40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Kiwi Orange:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Innovator:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Inara:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Geevor:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Bere Ferrers:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Biffo:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50


Division 4 Double Daffodils for garden or exhibition

One or more flowers to a stem, with doubling of the perianth segments or corona or both.

I like to plant these in clumps or in pots, this gives an impact of colour but also helps support the flowers

in windy weather, pots can be moved if necessary. Remember most daffodils prefer sunny aspects with

good drainage.

Crowndale:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Gay Kybo:[LM]40/60cmAGM 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Heamoor:[EM]40/60cmAGM 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Jersey Roundabout:[M]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Lowena:[LM]40/60cm£25 Each

Ice Diamond:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Topsey Turvey:[M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Rebekah:[L] 40/60cm £15 Each

Bear's Gold:[LH]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Angkor:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Bala:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Duration:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £12.50



Gresham:[L]40/60cm10 Bulbs for £7.50

Tamar Fire:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Sugar Loaf:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Gabriella Rose:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Sir Winston Churchill:[LM]40/60cm AGM 10 Bulbs for £7.50

St Peter:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Primrose Beauty:[L]40/60cm10 Bulbs for £4.50

Pukenui:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Doctor Who:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Abba:[E]40/60cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £6.50

Rose of May:[VL]40/60cm10 Bulbs for £7.50

Jersey Torch:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50



Wit's End:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Acropolis:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Last Dice:[VL]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Blushing Maiden:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Golden Orbit:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Mary Rosina:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Kiwi Magic:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £12.50

Smokey Bear:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Wheal Bush:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Dorchester:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Pink Pageant:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

White Marvel:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50


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World Class:[L]30/50cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Ice Wings:[M]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

My Belle:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

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Harmony Bells:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Lemon Drops:[M]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Mission Bells:[M]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Niveth:[M]30/50cm10 Bulbs for £7.50

Stint:[M]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Thalia:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

AGM=Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit FOR COLOUR CODES SEE INDEX

Division 5 Triandrus Hybrids for garden or exhibition

These delightful varieties of daffodils are the result of selective breeding where the species n.triandrus has

been introduced into its parentage; the resulting plants often have 2 or more flowers to a stem.

They are hardy and generally much dwarfer in stature which make them ideally suited to the windier

aspects of the garden or rockery.

Beryl:[EM]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Kaydee:[L]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Jetfire:[E]30/50cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £6.50

Elizabeth Ann:[L]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Rapture:[EM]30/50cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £7.50

Step Child:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Utiku:[M]40/50cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Jenny:[LM]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Warbler:[E]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50


Division 6 Cyclamineus Daffodils for garden or exhibition

One flower to a stem; perianth segments significantly reflexed.

These are shorter in height, if grown in shaded areas they are more likely to reach the maximum height

but are still suited to the front of the border or rockery. I also like to grow these in pots but its best to

plant them in the garden the following year, the bulb will then have more nutrients and room to develop,

giving you better flowers in years to come.

Orange Comet:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Chickadee:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Cotinga:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Itzim:[M]30/50cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £6.50

Jack Snipe:[EM]30/50cm10 Bulbs for £7.50

The Alliance:[L]30/50cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Lavender Lass:[M]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Crofty:[E]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Winter Waltz:[E]30/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

February Gold:[E]30/50cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £6.50

Sugar Rose:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Sissy:[E]30/50cm10 Bulbs for £6.50

Division 6 Cyclamineus Daffodils for garden or exhibition

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Crill:[LM]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Pink Angel:[L]30/50cm. 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Dickcissel: [LM] 40/60cm AGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Hillstar:[ML]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Penny Perowne:[EM] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Wheal Kitty:[E]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Cherie:[LM]40/60cm.5 Bulbs for £6.50

Little Meg: [L] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Sweetness:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Division 7 Jonquilla Hybrids for garden or exhibition

These vary in stature from dwarf to very tall. They generally have a good stiff stem that can withstand a

fair wind. Most have several flowers and are all sweetly scented.

If grown in the right conditions all daffodils will flower year after year but remember next year’s flower

is in the foliage. Don’t cut or tie the leaves, allow them to collapse and turn brown before you clear from

the garden.


Polruan:[L]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

An-Gof[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Trelissick:[L]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Penvale:[LM]40/60cm. 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Littlefield:[L]60cm+ 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Bell Song:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Bunting:[L]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Eland:[L]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Intrigue:[L]40/60cmAGM 5 for £6.50

Life:[ML]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

Rosemoor Gold:[M]60cm+ AGM 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Mowser:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50


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Porthchapel:[E]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Fertile Crescent:[L]40/60cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Shepherd's Hey:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Sittingbourne Sunshine:[ML]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Hugus:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Wheal Coates:[M]60cm+AGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Canary:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Quail:[M]40/60cm. AGM 10 Bulbs for £6.50

Pink Step:[ML]30/40cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

Indian Maid:[LM] 40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Flycatcher:[L]30/40cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Walton:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50


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Grand Monarque:[E] 60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Highfield Beauty:[M]60cm+AGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

St Agnes:[M]60cm+Pre 1926

5 Bulbs for £6.50

Soleil D'or:[E]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Jamage:[M]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Matador:[E]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Early Splendour:[E]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Royal Connection:[ML]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Silver Chimes:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Division 8 Tazetta hybrids for garden or exhibition

Characteristics of tazetta clearly evident; usually three to twenty flowers to a stout stem; perianth

segment spreading not reflexed. Usually fragrant.

These plants are the result of many years of breeding and can be divided into two types. They are with the

rare exception all quite big plants, some do have very tall stems and foliage. The first variety are more of

the true n.tazetta species in form. The species are generally found in warmer regions of southern Europe

and the Mediterranean. They are slightly tender and do require a hot dry summer to perform at their

best. We have great success with these and believe they are well worth trying when each stem could have

15 – 20 highly scented florets.

The second variety is the “poetaz”, these are slightly different in style and have fewer florets. The scent is

a mixture of n.tazetta and that of the n. poeticus from which these hybrids have derived. The poeticus part

of this hybrid makes these a much hardier flower that withstands our climate as well as any daffodil.


Avalanche:[EM]60cm+AGM 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Isobel Salt:[LM] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Paper White Grandiflorus:[E]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Falconet:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Division 8 Tazetta hybrids for garden or exhibition

Nickleodeon:[M]60cm+£10.00 each

Chinita:[LM]60cm+ 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Martinette:[E] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Pride of Cornwall:[M]40/60cmPre 1933

5 Bulbs for £6.50

St Keyne:[EM]60cm+5 Bulbs for £6.50

Kapiti Talisman:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Castanets:[M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Martha Washington:[ML]60cm+ 5 Bulbs for £6.50


Actaea:[M]40/60cmPre 1919 AGM

10 Bulbs for £6.50

Murlough:[LM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Blisland:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

St Petrock:[LM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Cantabile:[L]40/60cmAGM 3 Bulbs for £6.50

Sagana:[L] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Clovelly Ayr:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Cargreen:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Horace:[L]40/60cmPre 1894 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Division 9 Poeticus Hybrids for garden and exhibition

Usually one flower to a stem; perianth segment pure white; corona very short or disc shaped, usually with

a green and/or yellow centre and a red rim but sometimes of a single colour, flowers usually fragrant.

These flowers are commonly known as the ‘Pheasant Eye’ and have been breed from the old species.

Although the shape and colour have become more refined the poeticus characteristics are still clearly

evident. They are all scented and flower later in the spring continuing the daffodil season well into May.

The bulbs should be planted deep in good well drained soil that never completely dries out, this helps

them to keep cool. They are best left undisturbed allowing the bulbs to increase and create a better

display for future years’ enjoyment.


Penjerrick:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Merthan:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Stilton:[L]40/60cmPre 1909

5 Bulbs for £6.50

Campion:[L]40/60cm£5.00 each

Ian's Gift:[L]40/60£7.50 each

Colville:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Dimple:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Hexameter:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Pidget:[L]40/60cm£5.00 each

Poeticus Praecox:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Sea Green:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Sonata:[L]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Division 9 Poeticus Hybrids for garden and exhibition


Menehay:[M]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Frances Delight:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Jack Wood:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Pink Tango:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Arwenack:[EM]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

Bosinney:[M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Pacific Mist:[L]60cm 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Pampaluna:[M]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Reverse Image:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £4.50


Division 11a/b Split Corona or Collar Daffodils for garden and exhibition

a). Collar Daffodils. Split-corona daffodils with the corona segments opposite the perianth segments; the corona

segments usually in two whorls of three.

b). Papillion Daffodils. Split-corona daffodils with the corona segments alternate to the perianth segments usually

in a single whorl of six.

I have heard these described as the orchid daffodil, they are certainly unusual and very colourful but they are also

very hardy. Plant them as you would any other daffodil either in pots or the garden and you will know doubt be

delighted with the results.

Mithrel:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Conowingo:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50


Crugmeer:[LM]40/60cm.5 Bulbs for £7.50

Rosannor Gold:[E]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Boscoppa:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Waltz:[EM]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Mondragon:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Pearlax[ML]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Gillan:[LM]40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Love Call:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Changing Colours:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Gold Cache:[M]40/60cm 5 Bulbs for £6.50


Gunwalloe:[ML]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Good Success:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Colorama:[LM] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Marion Pearce:[M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £4.50

Carnyorth:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Caramel Joy:[M] 40/60cm£5.00 each

Jabberwocky:[M] 40/60cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Boslowick:[M] 40/60cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Sancreed:[M] 40/60cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Sarah Markillie:[M]40/60cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Fashion:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

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Lemon Beauty:[M]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £6.50

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Cornish Chuckles:[E]30/50cmAGM. This super little plant is a

very prolific bloomer with several blooms to a stem and established

bulbs will produce secondary stems to extend the flowering

period, a must for the front border or tubs.

10 Bulbs for £6.50

Bittern:[E]30/50cm12Y-O

5 for £6.50

Eaton Song:[VE]30/50cmAGM. This is an excellent Dwarf garden plant , very long lasting and sends many secondary blooms to

lengthen its flowering season.5 Bulbs for £6.50

Tete-a-Tete:[E] AGMMiniature

10 Bulbs for £4.50

Jumblie:[E] AGMMiniature

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Tete Boucle:[EM] 4Y-Y Miniature

10 Bulbs for £7.50

Division 12 Miscellaneous Daffodils for garden or exhibition

Daffodil cultivars which do not fit the definition of any other division.


n.poeticus recurvus (Pheasants Eye): [L]40/60cm.Scented10 Bulbs for £4.50

n.pseudo narcissus lobularis:[E]30/50cm English Wild Daffodil

10 Bulbs for £4.50 100 Bulbs for £35 1000 Bulbs for 300

n.pseudo narcissus moschatus cernus:[M]30/50cm AGM

5 Bulbs for £6.50

n.pseudo narcissus obvalaris:[M]40/60cm AGM. The Welsh Tenby Daffodil.

10 Bulbs for £6.00 100 Bulbs for £48.00 1000 Bulbs for £400

n.poeticus helenicus:[L]40/60cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Division 13 The species and wild form daffodils for garden or exhibition

Daffodils distinguished solely by botanical name.

We have been acquiring these for many years and have taken great pride in maintaining the more unusual varieties.

We believe them all to be true to name but there seem to be some considerable variance to form. They are

however named as sent to us or identified over the years.

The species seem to resent being moved about but once settled are a joy to see in naturalized surroundings.

Some varieties are not always available in large quantities.


n.x mediolutus biflorus:[L]40/60cm

5 Bulbs for £6.50

n.x odorus (Single Campenelle):[M]40/60cm.

Scented 5 Bulbs for £4.50

n.pseudo narcissus gayi:[E]40/60cm

5 Bulbs for £7.50

n.tazetta:[EM]40/60cm

3 Bulbs for £4.50

n.minor nanus:[E]10/20cm

5 Bulbs for £6.50

n.x.intermedius [M]30/50cm

3 Bulbs for £4.50

n.pseudonarcissus pumilus:[E]10/30cm

3 Bulbs for £4.50

n.rupicola:[M]10/30cm AGM

3 Bulbs for £4.50

n.bulbocodium conspicuous:[M]10/30cm AGM

10 Bulbs for £4.50

n.j. var henriquesii:[E]10/30cm AGM

5 Bulbs for £4.50

n. wilkommii:[L]10/30cm

5 Bulbs for £4.50

n.jonquilla:[L]10/30cm AGM

10 Bulbs for £4.50

n. cantabricus:[VE]10/30cm AGM

£2.50 each

Division 13 The miniature species and wild form daffodils for garden or exhibition

Part of Maureen’s garden


Oxford Gold:[EM]10/30cm5 for £6.50

Julia Jane:[VE]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

White Petticoat:[EM]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Mary Poppins:[EM] 10/30cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Diamond Rings:[EM]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £4.50

Tiny Bubbles:[M]10/30cmScented 5 for £6.50

Odoratus:[M]10/50cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Baby Moon:[L]10/30cmScented 10 Bulbs for £4.50

Xit:[L]10/30cm3 Bulbs for £7.50

Miniature Daffodils for garden or exhibition

This section covers a multitude of divisions including division 10 Bulbocodium Daffodil.

Miniatures are daffodils with all its parts proportionately small, generally the flower will measure under 50mm.

Division 10, usually one flower to a stem; perianth segments insignificant compared with the dominant corona.

These are often seen in R.H.S or National Trust gardens flowering under old oak trees, this is clearly achievable

but the flowers prefer bare, slightly damp soil and to be left undisturbed. If planting in grassed areas, the grass

must be kept short but remember not to cut the daffodil foliage until the leaf has died back.


Tete-A-Tete:[E]10/30cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £4.50

Fairy Chimes:[M]10/30cm Scented 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Pencrebar:[EM]10/30cm 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Small Talk:[E]10/30cm.AGM 5 Bulbs for £6.50

Yellow Xit:[L]10/30cm 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Snipe:[E]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Mite:[E]10/30cmAGM 3 Bulbs for £7.50

New Baby:[L]10/30cmScented 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Midget:[E]10/30cm.5 Bulbs for £4.50

Canaliculatus:[E]10/30cm Scented. Needs Sunny Spot

10 Bulbs for £4.50

Twinkling Yellow:[EM]10/30cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Elka:[E]10/30cm. AGM 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Miniature Daffodils for exhibition and garden


Segovia:[LM]10/30cmAGM 5 Bulbs for £4.50

Angel's Whisper:[M]10/30cm AGM 3 Bulbs for £7.50

Hawera:[E]10/30cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £4.50

Sun Disc:[L]10/30cm AGM 10 Bulbs for £4.50

Clare:[L]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £7.50

Medway Gold:[M]10/20cm3 Bulbs for £10.00

Wavertree(n.asturiensis giant):[E]10/20cm

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Topolino:[M]Dwarf 20/40cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £6.50

Minnowlet:[LM]30/50cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Pledge:[M]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £6.50

Sabrosa:[LM]10/30cmScented

AGM 10 Bulbs for £7.50

Rip Van Winkle:[E]10/30cm Intermediate Size Flower

10 Bulbs for £4.50



Candle Power:[EM]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £12.50

Minnow:[M]10/30cmAGM 10 Bulbs for £4.50

Snow Baby:[VE]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £10.00

Roundita:[EM]10/30cm 5 Bulbs for £7.50

Baby Boomer:[M]10/30cm10 Bulbs for £4.50

Pico Blanco:[E]10/30cm5 Bulbs for £7.50



Barrii Conspicuus:[LM]40/60cmPre 1867

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Binkie:[M]40/60cmPre 1938

5 Bulbs for £6.50

Lucifer:[M]40/60cmPre 1900

5 Bulbs for £6.50

Compressus:[EM]40/60cmPre 1719

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Carbineer:[EM]40/60cmPre 1927

5 Bulbs for £4.50

Albatross:[L]40/60cmPre 1891

3 Bulbs for £4.50

Rustom Pasha:[M]40/60cmPre 1930

3 Bulbs for £4.50

White Lady:[M]40/60cmPre 1898.

5 Bulbs for £4.50

Twink:[M]40/60cmPre 1921

3 Bulbs for £7.50

Historical Varieties

For many years it has been our passion to collect and preserve daffodils of bye gone years.

Today we have many varieties that are seen in old gardens, churches and the bordering hedges of the market

gardens in the late 1800s and early 1900s. These and many others now form an important part of our collection.

Some stocks are small and others still under assessment to ascertain the correct name.

We are pleased to offer the varieties listed here; we believe them to be true to name or have been confirmed by

knowledgeable enthusiasts.


Bernadino:[EM]40/60cmPre 1907

5 Bulbs for £6.50

Helios:[M]40/60cmPre 1912

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Irene Copeland:[M]40/60cmPre 1915

3 Bulbs for £7.50

Van Sion:[E]40/60cm Pre 1620

3 Bulbs for £4.50

Elvira:[ML] 40/60cmPre 1902

3 Bulbs for £4.50

Bath's Flame:[EM]40/60cmPre 1913

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Firebrand:[M]40/60cmPre 1897

3 Bulbs for £7.50

Double WhitePoeticus(Lincs):[L]40/60cm Scented10 Bulbs for £7.50

Sulphur Pheonix:[M]40/60cmPre 1820

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Dallas:[L]40/60cmPre 1942

3 Bulbs for £4.50

Henry Irving:[VE]40/60cmPre 1885

5 Bulbs for £4.50

Beersheba:[EM]40/60cmPre 1923

3 Bulbs for £7.50



Lady Margaret Boscawen:[M]40/60cm Pre 18983 Bulbs for £4.50

W.P. Milner:[M]30/50cmPre 1869

5 Bulbs for £4.50

Double Roman(Romanus):[EM] 30/40cm

Pre 1576 3 Bulbs for £4.50

Elegance:[M]40/60cmPre 1908

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Mrs Langtry:[M]40/60cmPre 1869

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Damson:[L]40/60cmPre 1925

5 Bulbs for £4.50

Portrush:[VL]40/60cmPre 1947

3 Bulbs for £5.00

Leedsii:[M]40/60cmPre 1851

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Seagull:[LM]40/60cmPre 1893

5 Bulbs for £7.50

Frigid:[VL]40/60cmPre 1935

3 Bulbs for £4.50

Duchess of Westminster:[ML]40/60cm Pre 18695 Bulbs for £7.50

Texas:[M]40/60cmPre 1921

3 Bulbs for £6.50

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“Golden Oxford” (M) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs £4.50A large bright flower on a strong stem that stands up well in the wind.

“Spring Break” (M) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs £4.50The flower is large with a combination of white, creamy yellow, pink and red. A colourful addition to your spring garden.

“Hakuun” (M) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50White as a summer cloud. (perhaps not a British summer).” Hakuun” meaning white cloud.

“Daydream”(M) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50As the flower develops so does the colour from pale yellow to a yellow with orange tints.

“World Peace” (M) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Pink with yellow edging developing to a glowing orange with age, keep watching!

“World Friendship” (M) 40/50cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50World friendship is something we could all do with. It is certain to brighten up your part of the world. The slightly shorter stem stands up well in the wind.

“Beauty of Spring” (M) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50Spectacular golden yellow flowers with red outline and flushes. One of my favourites.

“Pink Impression” (M) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50A vibrant pink tulip on a tall but strong stem.

SPECIALLY SELECTED TULIPS & OTHER BULBS GROWN FOR US IN HOLLAND

DARWIN HYBRIDS


LILY FLOWERING

“White Trumhator” (L) 60cm AGM 10 Bulbs for £4.50This pure white lily flowering tulip presents its self on a long stem.

“Fly Away”[M] 50cm+ 10 Bulbs for £4.50This tulip opens fully in the sun showing it's striking colour to the full.

“Marilyn”(L) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50I enjoy this in the garden but also in a vase the colour and shape make it fun flower.

“Ballerina” (L) 40/50cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50A lightly scented flower that stands well above its foliage.

“Flaming Spring Green” (L) 50/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Another Viridiflorus. When open the red seen in the picture rises from the centre like a flame. The flower fully opens in the sun to give a dramatic affect.

“Yellow Spring Green” (L) 50/60cm10 Bulbs for £4.50Yellow is perfect with the fresh green streak of the viridiflora.

“Nightrider” (L) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Deep purple with a green streak, this looks amazing in the garden, pots or as a cut flower.

“China Town” (L) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50A pretty pink that is complemented by the silvery variegated foliage.


TRIUMPH

SINGLE LATE FLOWERING

“Suncatcher” (M) 40/50cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50The large vibrant yellow and red flower will surely impress.

“Negrita” (M) 40/50cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50This has a large flower on a strong stem that stands up well to our inclement weather.

“Princess Irene” (L) 20/40cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Named after a Dutch Princess. Slightly fragrant, grows well in the garden or pots. Another favourite.

“Neper” (M) 40/50cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50When fully open this salmon coloured tulip reveals a bright yellow centre.

“Queen of the Night” (VL) 60cm+ 10 Bulbs for £4.50Not quite black but as near as you can get. Aubergine in colour on a tall straight stem.

“Clearwater” (L) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50A tall classic shaped, pure white tulip. Looks great planted in clumps or on mass.

“Kingsblood” (L) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50The dark cherry red will brighten any corner of the garden. Grows well in full sun or partial shade.

“Sorbet” (L) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50This sturdy late flowering Tulip is a must; it will do well in pots or the garden.


DOUBLE FLOWERING TULIPS

FRINGED TULIPS

“Foxtrot” (M) 30/50cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50This Tulip has won awards; it is not only beautiful to look at but is also sweetly scented.

“Crossfire” (M) 30/50cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50Packed with colour on a shorter stem this is great in the garden or flower arrangements.

“Orange Princess” (L) 20/40cm AGM 10 Bulbs £5.50Double “Princess Irene” Scented with vibrant colour making it another good choice for pots as well as the garden.

“Foxy Foxtrot” (M) 30/50cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50The strong stem makes this ideal for pots.

“Canasta” (L) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50This is a popular tulip that is robust and long lasting.

“North Pole” (ML) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50Pure white with fringed edge. Great in the garden and flower arrangements.

“Lambada” (L) 40/50cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50Striking red, orange and yellow, the fringed edge just adds interest to this already striking flower.

“Hamilton” (L) 65cm 10 Bulbs for £5.50A tall bright yellow which attracts the eye in any garden.


GREIGII, FOSTERIANA AND KAUFMANNIANA

“Portland” (M) 30cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50The vibrant colour and shorter stem make this tulip ideal for pots.

“Sweetheart” (E) 40/50cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50An example of the “Fosteriana” Tulip also known as the Emperor Tulip. These are ideal for naturalizing.

“Juan” (E) 30/40cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50The purple mottled foliage adds to the attraction of this bright coloured Tulip.

“Flaming Purissima” (E) 40/60cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50This flower will start white and slowly develop pink flushes which are almost red at the edges.

“Hearts Delight” (E) 20/30cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Particularly good in the rockery. Full sunlight will encourage the flower to open fully then close again in the shade.

“The First” (E) 15/30cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Very early flowering, white with red on the reverse of the petals and a yellow base.

“Pinocchio” (M) 20/30cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Not too tall and the flower opens above the foliage making this tulip particularly suitable for pots.

“Stresa”(M) 20/30cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50This striking yellow red is amazing planted in large numbers.


SPECIES TULIPSThese are wild or close to wild, and naturalise extremely well. Most are fairly short, making them ideal for rock gardens

and pots

Humilus “Persian Pearl” (E) 10/15cm 10 Bulbs for 3.50, 50 Bulbs for £15.00As with all wild Tulips “Persian Pearl” naturalizes extremely well, it is short and look wonderful in pots or rock gardens.

“Pulchella Humilus” (E) 10/20cm 10 Bulbs for £4.50Purple with Yellow base. Good for rockery’s and front of borders.

Clusiana “Tubergans Gem” (M) 20/30cm 10 Bulbs for £3.50, 50 Bulbs for £15.00A very striking red and yellow. A wonderful addition for the rock garden.

“Little Beauty” (M) 15cm 10 Bulbs for £3.50. 50 Bulbs for £15.00Multi flowering, red with purple centre.

Praestans “Shogan” (E) 20/30cm 10 Bulbs for £3.50, 50 Bulbs for £15.00 Another multi flowering tulip. Looks amazing planted as one mass of colour.

Praestans “Fusilier” (L) 20cm 10 Bulbs for 3.50, 50 Bulbs for £15.00 Two to four bright red flowers per stem opening just above the foliage which is broader than most of our species Tulips.

“Polychroma” (M) 10/20cm 10 Bulbs for £5.00, 50 Bulbs for £19.00Multi flowering Tulip. White, opening to reveal a bright yellow centre.

“Turkestanica” (E) 20cm 10 Bulbs for £3.50, 50 Bulbs for £15.00Scented with up to seven flowers per stem. This has an unusual seed pod and remains an interesting addition to the garden even after flowering.


i.reticulata “Harmony”15 Bulbs for £3.50

i.histriodes “Katherine Hodgekin” 15 Bulbs for £3.50

i.reticulata “Alida”15 Bulbs for £3.50

muscari “Blue Magic”15 Bulbs for £3.50, 50 for £10.00

muscari “White Magic”15 Bulbs for £4.50, 50 for £13.00

muscari “Blue Spike”15 Bulbs for £2.50, 50 for £7.50

muscari “Pink Sunrise”15 Bulbs for£12.50

muscari “Valerie Finnis”15 Bulbs for £3.50, 50 for £10.00

m.”Latifolium” 15 Bulbs for £2.50, 50 for £7.50

MUSCARIHere are a few different and exciting Muscari. They look good under planted with Tulips

i.reticulata “Pauline”15 Bulbs for £3.50

i.“Danfordiae”15 Bulbs for £3.50

i. reticulate “ Painted Lady”15 Bulbs for £3.50

DWARF IRISPerfect for the Rockery and Pots plant in full sun, well drained place.


c.sieberie “Firefly”15 Bulbs for £2.50

c.“Romance”15 Bulbs for £2.50

c.”Pickwick”15 Bulbs for £2.50

c.“Gipsy Girl”15 Bulbs for £3.00

c.tommasinanus “Ruby Giant”15 Bulbs for £2.00

c.biflorus”Miss Vain”15 Bulbs for £2.50

CROCUS SPECIESExcellent for naturalising and the early display

c.”Prins Claus”15 Bulbs for £2.00

c.”Spring Beauty”15 Bulbs for £2.50

c.“Tommasinianus”15 Bulbs for £2.50

c.“Yellow Mammoth”15 Bulbs for £4.50

c.“Blue Pearl”15 Bulbs for £3.00

c.”Herald”15 Bulbs for £5.50

SUPER MIXED CROCUS ”CHRYSANTHUS” early flowering varieties - 100 BULBS FOR £15.00


“Schubertii” - 40cm May/June3 Bulbs £4.50, 10 for £13.50

“Ambassador” - 100cm May/June3 Bulbs £12.00, 10 for 30.00

“Red Mohican” - 100cm May/June3 Bulbs £7.50, 10 for £20.00

ALLIUMFor added structure to the garden Bees love them.

f.“meleagris” 10 Bulbs for £2.50, 50 for £9.50

f.“uva vullpis”10 Bulbs for £3.50, 25 for £6.50

f.“meleagris alba”10 Bulbs for £3.50, 50 for £15.00

“Forbesii Blue Giant”(M) 15cm20 Bulbs for £7.50

“Forbessi Pink Giant”(M) 15cm20 Bulbs for £7.50

“Luciliae Alba”(M) 15cm20 Bulbs for £6.50

CHIONODOXA

“Globemaster” - 85cm June3 Bulbs for £9.00,

10 for £25.00

“Mount Everest” - 95cm May/June 3 Bulbs for £5.50,

10 for £16.00

“Christophii” - 150cm June/July3 Bulbs for £7.50, 10 for £20.00

FRITILARIAS Delicate and unusual.


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Abba 4w-o .................................................24Accent 2w-p ..............................................16Acropolis 4w-r .........................................25Actaea 9w-yyr ...........................................34Albatross 3w-yyo .....................................46Altun Ha 2y-w ............................................ 9Altun Ha Gold 2y-y .................................12American Heritage 1yyw-p ...................... 6Angel’s Whisper 5y-y ...............................44 Angkor 4y-y ...............................................23An-Gof 7w-gyo .........................................30Aranjuez 2y-yyo........................................12Arkle 1y-y .................................................... 7Arley Kings 2w-gww ...............................12Arwenack 11ay-yoo .................................36Ashmore 2w-gww ....................................10Audubon 2w-wwr ....................................11Avalanche 8w-y.........................................33

Baby Boomer 7y-y ...................................45Baby Moon 7y-y .......................................42Back Flash 2w-yyo ...................................16Bala 4y-y .....................................................23Banker 2y-o ................................................. 9Bantam 2y-yrr ...........................................13Barrii Conspicuus 3y-yyo .......................46Baths Flame 3y-yyo ..................................47Bear’s Gold 4y-y .......................................23Beersheba 1w-w .......................................47Bell Song 7w-p ..........................................30Bere Ferrers 4w-o ...................................22Bernadino 2w-y ........................................47Beryl 6w-yyo .............................................27Bethal 3y-y .................................................18Biffo 4y-o....................................................22Binkie 2y-w ................................................46Birchwood 3w-gww.................................18Bishop of St. Germans 2w-w................... 4Bittern 12y-r .............................................39Blisland 9w-gyr .........................................34Blushing Maiden 4w-p .............................25Bodelva 2w-wwp ......................................11Boscoppa 11ay-o ......................................37Bosinney 11aw-ypp ..................................36 Boslowick 11ay-r ......................................38Bossa Nova 3o-r ......................................18Broadland 2w-w .......................................15Brooke Ager 2w-p ...................................12Budock Water 2w-w ...............................14Bunting 7y-r ...............................................30

Calamansack 2w-yyr................................12Cameo Jewell 2y-y ..................................... 9Cameo Joy 2y-r ........................................12Cameo King 2w-w ..................................... 9Cameo Marie 3w-yyo .............................18

Campion 9w-gyr ......................................35Canaliculatus 8w-y ...................................43Canary 7yyw-w ........................................31Candle Power 1w-w ................................45Cantabile 9w-gyr ......................................34Cape Cornwall 2y-yyr............................... 8Capisco 3w-yyr .........................................19Caramel Joy 11aw-o ................................38Caratal 11aw-yyo ....................................... 4Carbineer 2y-o .........................................46Cargreen 9w-gyr ......................................34 Carn Brea 3y-r..........................................17Carnkief 2w-yyo .......................................13Carnyorth 11ay-o.....................................38Castanets 8y-o ..........................................33Causeway Sunset 2y-r .............................14Causeway Sunshine 1y-y .......................... 5Centenary Gold 2y-yy .............................. 8Centrefold 3w-yyr ...................................18Changing Colours 11aw-w ....................37Charlie Connor 1y-o ................................ 5Cheer Leader 3yyo-r ..............................20Cherie 7w-p ..............................................29Cherish 2y-wwy .......................................13Cherrygarden 2w-gpp ............................... 9Chickadee 6y-o.........................................28Chinita 8y-yyr ...........................................33Citron 3y-wwy ..........................................20Citronita 3y-y ............................................21Clare 7y-y ..................................................44Clovelly Ayr 9w-gyr .................................34Colley Gate 3w-yor .................................18Colorama 11ay-o .....................................38Colville 9w-gyr .........................................35Comal 1y-y .................................................. 7Come to Good 2w-y ..............................13Commodore Perry 1w-gpp ..................... 6Compressus 8w-y ....................................46Conowingo 11ay-y ...................................37Cool Crystal 3w-w ..................................17Copper Rings 3o-r ...................................21 Corbiere 1y-o ............................................. 6Cornish Chuckles 12y-y .........................39Cornish King 1w-y ..................................... 6Corofin 3w-yyr .........................................21Cotehele 1w-w ........................................... 6Cotinga 6w-p ............................................28Countdown 2w-y .....................................14Crackington 4y-o .....................................22Creag Dubh 2o-r .....................................10Crill 7y-r.....................................................29Crimson chalice 3w-grr ..........................18Crofty 6y-y ................................................28 Crowndale 4y-r ........................................23Crugmeer 11ay-r ......................................37Culmination 2w-p ....................................15

Dallas 3w-gww..........................................47Damson 2w-yyr ........................................48Dawn Brooker 2w-wwp ........................... 8Demand 2y-y .............................................16

Desert Orchid 2y-w ................................16Diamond Rings 10y-y ..............................42Dickcissel 7y-w .........................................29Dimity 3y-o ...............................................19Dimple 9w-0 .............................................35Doctor Hugh 3w-goo .............................17Doctor Jazz 2y-orr ..................................13Doctor Who 4o-o ...................................24Dolcoath 2y-r ............................................. 8Dorchester 4w-p .....................................25Double Roman (Romanus) 4w-o .........48Double White Poeticus .............................. (Lincs strain) 4w-yrw ..............................47Duchess of Westminster 2w-w ............48Dunley Hall 3w-gyy .................................17Dunsky 2w-r .............................................12Duration 4w-ooy .....................................23

Early Bride 2w-yyo ..................................12Early Splendour 8w-r ..............................32Eaton Song 12y-o .....................................39Ebony 1w-y .................................................. 7Eland 7w-w ................................................30Elegance 3y-y .............................................48Elizabeth Ann 6w-gwp .............................27Empress of Ireland 1w-w ......................... 5Elka 1w-w ..................................................43Elvira 8w-yyo .............................................47Epona 3w-grr ............................................19 Estrella 3w-yyr ..........................................20Euryalas 1y-y ............................................... 5

Fairy Chimes 5y-y ....................................43Falconet 8y-r .............................................33Falstaff 2y-o ................................................. 9Fashion 11by-y/o ......................................38February Gold 6y-y .................................28Feock 3w-yyr ............................................21Fertile Crescent 7yyw-yyw ....................31 Filskit (Mischief) 2y-y...............................13Finchcocks 2y-r ........................................16Fine Romance 2w-p ................................... 9Firebrand 3w-yyr ......................................47Flycatcher 7y-y..........................................31Flying High 3w-yyr ...................................18Foff ’s Way 1y-o ........................................... 5Fort Mitchell 1w-y ..................................... 7Frances Delight 11aw-p ..........................36Frigid 3w-ggw ............................................48

Gabriella Rose 4y-y .................................24Gallipoli Dawn 2y-y ................................... 8Gay Kybo 4w-r .........................................23Geevor 4y-yyo ..........................................22Gellymill 2yyw-wyy .................................... 8Gen of Antrim 2w-p ................................14Gillan 11ay-o .............................................37

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IndexGipsy Moon 2w-gwp ...............................10Glasnevin 2w-w ........................................11Glasney 3w-y .............................................21Glovers Reef 1yyw-wwy .......................... 6Gold Cache 11ay-ppy ..............................37Gold Convention 2y-y ............................15Goldfinger 1y-y ........................................... 7Goldhanger 2y-y .......................................15Golden Amber 2y-o ................................11Golden Aura 2y-y .....................................11 Golden Halo 2y-wwy ..............................16Golden Orbit 4y-y ...................................25Good Success 11a w-o ...........................38Goonbell 2y-y ...........................................10Gorran 3w-yyr ..........................................20Gossmoor 4y-y .........................................22Grand Monarque 8w-y ...........................32 Grand Prospect 2y-w ..............................10Green Envy 3w-gww ...............................18Greenodd 3w-yyw ...................................19Gresham 4w-p ..........................................24Gunwalloe 11ay-r .....................................38

Halley’s Comet 3w-gyy ...........................21Happy Fellow 2y-o ...................................15Harmony Bells 5y-y .................................26Hartlebury 3w-orr ...................................17Hawera 5y-y ..............................................44 Heamoor 4y-y ...........................................23 Helford Dawn 2y-w ................................... 8 Helios 2y-o ................................................47Henry Irving 1y-y .....................................47 Hero 1y-o .................................................... 7Hexameter 9w-gyr ..................................35High Society 2w-yyp .................................. 9Highfield Beauty 8y-gyo ..........................32Highgrove 1yyw-wyy ................................. 7Highlite 2y-ppy ..........................................14Hihitahi 2y-p ..............................................12Hillstar 7yyw-yww ...................................29Horace 9w-grr ..........................................34Hot Gossip 2y-r .......................................10Hugus 7o-r ................................................31

Ian’s Gift gift 9w-gyr ................................35Ice Diamond 4w-w ..................................23Ice Follies 2w-yww ..................................13Ice Wings 5w-w ........................................26Inara 4w-y ..................................................22Inchbonnie 2yyw-wwy ............................10Indian Maid 7o-r .......................................31 Innovator 4o-r ..........................................22Intrigue 7y-w .............................................30Inverpolly 2w-w ........................................14Irene Copeland 4w-y ..............................47Irish Affair 2w-y ........................................15Irish Fire 2y-r ............................................14Irish light 2y-r ...........................................13Irish Minstrel 2w-y ...................................10

Isobel Salt 8y-y..........................................33Itzim 6y-o ...................................................28

Jabberwocky 11ay-o ................................38Jackadee 2y-r .............................................14Jack Snipe 6w-y .........................................28Jack Wood 11ay-yyo ................................36Jamage 8y-y ................................................32Jenny 6w-w ................................................27Jersey Lace 2w-yoy ..................................14Jersey Roundabout 4w-y ........................23Jersey Torch 4y-r ......................................24Jetfire 6y-r ..................................................27Jimmy Noone 1y-r ..................................... 7Julia Jane 10y-y ..........................................42Jumblie 12y-o ............................................39June Lake 2w-yyp .....................................13

Kapiti Talisman 8y-o .................................33Kaydee 6w-p .............................................27Kebaya 2w-yyp ..........................................10Keith Owen 2w-ypp .................................. 4Kimmeridge 3w-yyo ................................19Kiwi Magic 4w-y .......................................25Kiwi Orange 4w-o ...................................22

Lady Be Good 2y-o .................................11Lady Margaret Boscawen 2w-y .............48Lalique 3y-wwy .........................................19 Last Dice 4y-y ...........................................25Latchley Meadows 2w-y ........................... 8Lavender Lass 6w-p .................................28Leedsii 2y-yyo ...........................................48 Lemon Beauty 11bw-w/y .......................38Lemon Drizzle 2y/w-w ...........................14Lemon Drops 5w-y .................................26Lemon Haze 2y-gwy ................................11Lemon Spice 3y-y .....................................17 Lemonade 3y-y .........................................21Liebeslied 3w-wwp ..................................19Life 7yyw-y .................................................30Little Meg 7y-gyo .....................................29Littlefield 7o-goo ......................................30Liverpool Festival 2y-r ............................10Loch Hope 2y-r .......................................... 9Loch Lundie 2y-o .....................................12Love Call 11aw-ooy .................................37Lowena 4y-p ..............................................23Lucifer 2w-yoo..........................................46Lundy Light 2y-r .......................................15

Magic Moments 3y-yyo ...........................20Majestic Gold 1y-y ..................................... 5Marion Pearce 11a y-yyo ........................38Marlborough 2w-p ...................................11

Martinette 8y-r .........................................33Martha Washington 8w-o .......................33Mary Poppins 10y-y .................................42 Mary Rosina 4w-p ....................................25Matador 8y-gyr .........................................32Matangi 1y-y ................................................ 6Maya Dynasty 2y-y ...................................14Medway Gold 7y-y ...................................44Menehay 11ay-r ........................................36Merlin 3w-yyr ...........................................20Merthan 9w-yyr ........................................35Midget 1y-y ................................................43Minnow 8w-y ............................................45Minnowlet 11ay-y .....................................44Mission Bells 5w-w ..................................26Misty Glen 2w-w ........................................ 9Mite 6y-y ....................................................43Mithrel 11aw-p .........................................37Mondragon 11ay-o ...................................37Moon Dream 1y-y ..................................... 5Morab 1y-o .................................................. 6Mowser 7y-r..............................................30Mrs Langtry 2w-y .....................................48 Murlough 9w-gyr ......................................34My Belle 5w-w ..........................................26My Sweetheart 3w-yyr ...........................19

“n.bulbocodium conspicuus”13y-y .......41 “n.cantabricus” 13w-w .........................41“n.jonquilla“ 13y-y ..................................41 “n.jonquilla. var “henriquesii“ 13y-y .....41“n.minor/nanus” 13y-y ............................41“n.rupicola” 13y-y ....................................41“n.wilkommii” 13y-y ................................41“n.x intermedius” 13y-y .........................41“n.x mediolutus biflorus” 13w-y ..........40“n.x odorus (Single)13y-y.......................40“n.poeticus helenicus” 13w-gyr ............40 “n.poeticus recurvus” 13w-gyr .............40 “n.pseudonarcissus gayi”13w-y40.............“n.pseudonarcissus obvalaris” 13y-y ...40 “n.pseudonarcissus lobularis” 13w-y ...40 “n.pseudonarcissus moschatus ”13w-w .........................................................40“n.pseudonarcissus pumilus 13y-y........41“n.tazetta” 13w-y .....................................40New Baby 7y-y .........................................43New Paris 2w-p .......................................... 9Nickelodeon 8w-w ..................................33Night Cap 1y-y ........................................... 5Niveth 5w-w .............................................26

Odoratus 8w-y .........................................42Ombersley 1y-y .......................................... 7Orange Comet 6w-yyo ..........................28Orange Sunrise 2wwy-o ........................... 4Oundle 2w-w ............................................16Oxford Gold 10y-y ..................................42

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Pacific Mist 11ay-yyp ...............................36Pacific Rim 2y-yyr....................................... 9Pacific Waves 3o-o ...................................17Pampaluna 11ay-y .....................................36Paper White Grandiflorus 8w-w ..........33Park Springs 3w-wwy ..............................17Pearlax 11aw-y ..........................................37Pemboa 1w-y .............................................. 7Pencrebar 4y-y ..........................................43Penjerrick 9w-gyr .....................................35Penny Perowne 7y-y ................................29Pennyfield 2w-p ........................................16Penselwood 2w-yyr .................................15Penvale 7w-y .............................................30Perdredda 3o-r .........................................18Perfect Peace 2w-w .................................15Pico Blanco 2w-w ....................................45Pidget 9w-gyr ............................................35Pink Angel 7w-wwp .................................29Pink Charm 2w-wwp ..............................14Pink Pageant 4w-p ...................................25Pink Step 7w-p ..........................................31Pink Tango 11aw-p ...................................36Pinza 2y-yyo...............................................15Pledge 1w-w ..............................................44Poeticus Praecox 9w-gyr .......................35Pol Crocan 2w-p ......................................16Polar Morn 3w-yww ...............................21Polgooth 2w-wwp ...................................... 8 Polruan 7y-gyy ..........................................30Pop’s Legacy 1w-y ...................................... 5Porthchapel 7y-o ......................................31Portloe Bay 3w-r ......................................20 Portrush 3w-w..........................................48Precosious 2w-p .......................................10 Pride of Cornwall 8w-r ..........................33Primrose Beauty 4y-y ..............................24Princeton 3w-wwy ...................................20Prologue 1w-y ............................................. 6Pukenui 4w-o ............................................24Purbeck 3w-yoo .......................................21

Quail 7y-y ..................................................31

Rainbow 2w-ywp......................................12Rapture 6y-y ..............................................27Raspberry Ring 2w-gwp .........................13Rataplan 12y-o/y ......................................... 4Ravenhill 3w-gyo ......................................19Rebekah 4w-p ...........................................23Red Lips 2y-yrr .........................................16Reverse Image 11ay-yww .......................36Ridgecrest 3w-yyo ...................................20Rijnvelds Early Sensation 1y-y ................. 6Rimmon 3w-gwy ......................................19Ringleader 2w-yyr ....................................11

Rip Van Winkle 4y-y .................................44River Queen 2w-w ..................................13Rosannor Gold 11ay-y ............................37 Rose of May 4w-w ...................................24Rosemoor Gold 7y-y ..............................30Rose Royal 2w-p ......................................16Rose Sheen 2w-p .....................................15Roundita 1y-y ............................................45Royal Connection 8y-o...........................32Rustom Pasha 2y-o ..................................46

SSabrosa 7y-y ..............................................44Saffron Celebration 2y-r .......................... 4Sagana 9w-yyr ...........................................34Sancreed 11aw-y ......................................38Sarah Markillie 11ay-r .............................38Scorrier 2y-r .............................................11Sea Dream 3w-gww ................................20Sea Green 9w-gyr ....................................35Seagull 3w-y ...............................................48Sealing Wax 2y-r .......................................13Segovia 3w-y..............................................44Sharon’s Champagne 3y-y ......................20Shepherd’s Hey 7y-y ................................31Sidmouth 7y-r ............................................. 4Silver Chimes 8w-y ..................................32Sir Winston Churchill4w-o ....................24Sissy 6y-y ....................................................28Sittingbourne Sunshine 7y-y ..................31Skerry 2y-y ................................................12Skookum 3y-y ...........................................21 Small Talk 1y-y ...........................................43Smokey Bear 4y-o ....................................25Snipe 6w-w ................................................43Snow Baby 1w-w......................................45So Sweet 3w-gyr ......................................21Soleil D’Or 8y-r .......................................32Sonata 9w-gyr ...........................................35Special Envoy 2y-y ....................................11St. Agnes 8w-r ...........................................32St.Budock1y-y ............................................. 7St. Keverne 2y-y ........................................15St. Keyne 8w-o ..........................................33St. Peter 4y-o ............................................24St. Petroc 9w-gyr ......................................34Stann Creek 1yyw-wwy............................ 7 Stanway 3y-r ..............................................17State Express 2y-r ....................................10Step Child 6y-p .........................................27Stilton 9w-yyr ...........................................35Stint 5y-y ....................................................26Sugar Loaf 4w-wwp .................................24Sugar Rose 6w-gwp .................................28Sulphur Phoenix 4y-y ..............................47Sun Disc 7y-y ............................................44Sweet Loraine 3w-yyo ............................11Sweetness 7y-y .........................................29

Tamar Fire 4y-r .........................................24

Tamar Lass 3o-o .......................................19Teal 1y-w ...................................................... 6Tete-a-Tete 12y-y ...............................39/43Tete-Boucle 4y-y ......................................39Texas 4y-o ..................................................48Thalia 5w-w ...............................................26 The Alliance 6y-y .....................................28Tiny Bubbles 12y-y ..................................42Tommy’s White 3w-yyo ..........................21Topolino 1w-y ...........................................44 Topsey Turvey 4y-y ..................................23Trebah 2y-y ................................................16 Trecarra 3w-grr ........................................18Trelissick 7y-gyy ........................................30 Trembroath Belle 2y-wpp ........................ 4 Tru 3w-wwy ..............................................18Twink 4y-o .................................................46Twinkling Yellow 7y-y...............................43

Utiku 6y-y ..................................................27

Van Sion 4y-y ............................................47Viking 1y-y ................................................... 6

WWalton 7y-o ..............................................31Waltz 11aw-p ............................................37Warbler 6y-y .............................................27Watersmeet 4w-o ...................................22Wavertree (Asturiensis Giant) 1y-y ....44Wheal Bush 4y-y ......................................25Wheal Coates 7y-o .................................31Wheal Kitty 7w-w ...................................29White Lady 3w-y .....................................46 White Marvel 4w-w ................................25White Petticoat 10w-w ..........................42Winter Waltz 6w-p ..................................28Wit’s End 4y-r ...........................................25Woodland Star 3w-r ...............................20World Class 5y-y .....................................26 W.P. Milner 1w-w .....................................48

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ALLIUMSKeep bulbs dry and cool until ready to plant, they prefer an open sunny aspect with rich well drained soil, plant 10-20 cm deep the bigger bulbs deeper than the small varieties, top dress with a good general high potash fertilizer when planting and again each Autumn.

The foliage often turns brown at the tips at flowering this can be trimmed and removed; generally leave the foliage to die back naturally.

FRITILLARIAPlant these as soon as possible in the Autumn 5-10 cms deep and 15-20 cms apart in an Dappled light or slight shade, avoid very hot and dry situations, a good rich but well drained soil is best, but these bulbs should never become waterlogged as they will rot

Top dress with a good general fertilizer at planting, and again each autumn.

IRISPlant these as soon as possible in the Autumn in full sun and a well drained situation, the dwarf varieties should be 10 cm deep and 10 cm apart, they can be left undisturbed for best results, top dress annually with a good general fertilizer.

MUSCARIKeep cool and dry until ready to plant, choose a full sun to light shade situation and well drained, plant 10-12 cm deep and 10 cm apart top dress with a good general fertilizer annually, they are best left undisturbed.

CHIONODOXAPlant as soon as possible in the Autumn. 7-8cm deep and 5cm apart in an area that will have sunlight for at least half a day. The soil should be well drained. After flowering allow the foliage to die back naturally this will feed the bulbs for the following year.

Plant around the 10 to 12 cm deep and 10 to 12cm apart, if you need to add fertilizer do this at planting time and again as soon as the flowers have faded, high potash general fertilizer is best.

Remove the seed head as soon as the flower has finished and collect the fallen petals from the surrounding soil, allow the foliage to die back completely then lift the bulbs and store in a cool, dry and airy place.

The species and short Tulips can be left in the ground from year to year, but the Tall Hybrid Tulips do need to be lifted annually.

DAFFODILS Please note Daffodils are not edible

On arrival keep the bulbs dry and cool in an airy place until ready to plant.

The ideal aspect is in full sun or light shade; avoid the windy aspect unless you are planting the dwarf or miniature varieties.

All should be planted as soon as possible after receipt and certainly before the end of October as bulbs can start to deteriorate, the ground should be moisture retentive but with good drainage, Daffodils do not like to be completely water logged.

Plant at a depth of 3 times height of the bulb this can be at least 15 to 20 cm on top of the bulbs depending on the size and variety and with a space equivalent to 2 or 3 Bulbs, they can then be left for several years to develop, closer planting is fine but you will need to lift and divide much more often.

Avoid fertilizers with a high Nitrogen content as this will cause soft growth and encourage softness and susceptibility to fungal disease, use a general fertilizer with high Potash, spread this at planting time and give an annual top dressing in the autumn.

After flowering remove the dead flower heads this prevent seed setting and will direct the energy to the bulb, please let the foliage die back naturally, as the leaves produce the energy to produce next years bulb and flowers.

Daffodils in pots or containers can be a joy to see in the Conservatory or Greenhouse, use a good quality bulb fibre or compost and plant the bulbs only just below the surface, do not allow the pots to dry out at any time, you will need to keep a careful eye on them during the growing season, keep the pots in a cool dark spot or outside in a sheltered spot, bring them into the open once the bulbs are sprouting, avoid too much heat as this can over force the bulb and could cause the flower to abort.

Please ensure the pots are kept moist throughout the Winter and most important protect them from freezing as the roots and or the base plate of the bulb can separate and growth will be stunted and the bulb die and rot away.

Once the flowers are over, you can transplant them direct into the garden and allow them to die back naturally; they may take a season to get back to full vigour.

TULIPSKeep these dry and cool until you are ready to plant, the best time to plant Tulips is during October and November in a well drained situation with full light they will tolerate light shade.

Horticultural Classification

Whether of wild or cultivated origin, once a selection has been distinguished by a cultivar name it should be assigned to Divisions 1 - 12. Daffodils distinguished solely by botanical name should be assigned to Division 13.

Notes1. The characteristics for Divisions 5 to 10 are given for guidance only; they are not all necessarily expected to be present in every

cultivar assigned to those divisions.2. Divisions 12 and 13 are not illustrated owing to the wide variation in shape and size between the flowers involved.

Division 1 TrumpeT DaffoDil CulTivars

One flower to a stem; corona (trumpet) as long as, or longer than the perianth segments (petals)

Division 2large-cuppeD DaffoDil CulTivars

One flower to a stem; corona more than one-third, but less than equal to the length of the perianth.

Division 3small-CuppeD DaffoDil CulTivars

One flower to a stem; corona not more than one-third the length of the perianth segments.

Division 4Double DaffoDil CulTivars

One or more flowers to a stem, with doubling of the perianth segments or the corona or both.

Division 5TrianDrus DaffoDil CulTivars

Characteristics of N.Triandrus clearly evident: usually two or more pendant flowers to a stem; perianth segments reflexed.

Division 6CyClamineus DaffoDil CulTivars

Characteristics of N.cyclamineus clearly evident: one flower to a stem; perianth segments significantly reflexed; flower at an acute angle to the stem, with very short pedicel (neck).

Division 7Jonquilla anD apoDanThus DaffoDil CulTivars

Characteristics of Sections Jonquilla or Apodanthi clearly evident: one to five (rarely eight) flowers to a stem; perianth segments spreading or reflexed; corona cup-shaped, funnel-shaped or flared, usually wider than long; flowers usually fragrant.

Division 8TazeTTa DaffoDil CulTivars

Characteristics of Section Tazetta clearly evident: usually three to twenty flowers to a stout stem; perianth segments spreading not reflexed; flowers usually fragrant.

Division 9poeTiCus DaffoDil CulTivars

Characteristics of the N.poeticus group: usually one flower to a stem; perianth segments pure white; corona very short or disc-shaped, usually with a green and/or yellow centre and a red rim, but sometimes of a single colour; flowers usually fragrant.

Division 10bulboCoDium DaffoDil CulTivars

Characteristics of Section Bulbocodium clearly evident: usually one flower to a stem; perianth segments insignificant compared with the dominant corona; anthers dorsified (ie attached more or less centrally to the filament and style usually curved.

Division 11 spliT Corona DaffoDil CulTivars. Corona split - usually for more than half its length

a). Collar DaffodilsSplit-corona daffodils with the corona segments opposite the perianth segments; the corona segments usually in two whorls of three.

b). Papillon DaffodilsSplit-corona daffodils with the corona segments alternate to the perianth segments usually in a single whorl of six.

Division 12 - oTher DaffoDil CulTivars

Daffodil cultivars which do not fit the definition of any other division

Division 13 - DaffoDils DisTinguisheD solely by boTaniCal name

New Horticultural Classification (taken from the International Daffodil Register by kind permission of the Royal Horticultural Society)

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