2W-W $ 5 each
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David
Burdick
Grower of
Daffodil Flowers and Bulbs
& More
Offering
Undiscovered Varieties Belonging in All Gardens
2010 Catalog
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All
White Flowers
- Early Season
- Mid Season
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All White Flowers--Early Season
| Ben Hee - A beautiful garden and
exhibition flower of pure white with a haunting
gray-green eye. Blooms are long lasting on the plant, and
although a bit smaller than other varieties, almost all
are of perfect form for showing. From John Lea of
England, 1964. 2W-W $ 5 each |
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| Broomhill - To me, the best early white daffodil. A
prolific bloomer and increaser, with flowers held above the foliage for
optimum viewing. I'll snap many worthy blooms to take to the show but
always make sure to revisit the row just before leaving, as there always
seems to be more perfect flowers I somehow missed earlier. This is one
of those varieties that has all the attributes one could want in a
daffodil--good garden plant, show flower, and cut flower. From F.E.
Board of England, 1965. 2W-W $ 6 each |
| Dainty Miss - Few who view this petite, round-faced,
green-eyed beauty of glistening white fail to fall for her charms. The
good looks and dwarf stature comes from Narcissus watieri, a member of
the jonquil tribe (regrettably without the characteristic fragrance). An
ideal candidate for the alpine/rock garden. A very pretty little thing
from Grant Mitsch of Oregon, 1966. 7W-GWW $ 6 each |
Birthday
Girl - The breeder of this daffodil describes it in his
catalog as "a small jewel-smooth pure white flower of
perfect form". A diminutive spitting image of Broomhill!
Vigorous and floriferous. From Brian Duncan of Northern Ireland,
1983.
2W-GWW.
$ 5 each.
| Misty Glen —White daffodils can
now be found in any desired shade, from the smoothest
cream to a startling bleached linen. Misty Glen has the
luster and color of a pearl, and deep inside the cup is
its beautiful emerald eye. It is a powerful grower, heavy
bloomer and exceptional cut flower. A variety that
belongs in every garden. From F.E. Board of England,
1976. 2W-GWW $ 4 each |
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Other All White Daffodils Available
Ballyfrema - Healthy, vigorous, and well formed Kate Reade flower. Early Mid Season 1W-W $ 6 each, 3/$15
Cushendall - Pre-1931 Guy Wilson green-eyed, pure-white small
cup. Parent of many great small flowers.
Late 3W-GWW $ 7 each
Idless - A bear in the garden; large flowered and very visible. Early Mid Season 1W-W $ 6 each, 3/$15
Ladies’ Choice - Brian Duncan multi-headed all white jonquil.
Fragrant. Late Mid Season 7W-W $10 each
See the Pannill Bulbs for Bill Pannill’s celebrated all-white flowers