David Burdick
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2008 Catalog

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All Yellow Daffodils
- Early Season
- Mid Season
- Later Season

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All Yellow Daffodils

Early Season

Narcissus minor--A tiny version of a yellow trumpet, and one of the first daffodils to bloom each season. The 4-6" plant and small flowers make it ideal for the rock garden. Confusion reigns amongst botanists working with Narcissus species, but it is generally agreed that N. minor is native at least in Northern Spain and the Pyrenees.
13Y-Y                   $ 4 each

Heamoor - Gardeners and exhibitors alike should find this early season double quite desirable. Rounded flowers with regular layers of rich golden yellow petals sit atop strong stems. The blooms have long lasting quality whether displayed in a vase or left to accentuate a planting scheme. This really is one of Ron Scamp's (U.K.) must-haves, introduced in 1996.
4Y-Y
                      $ 6 each

Bryanston - An early, tall vivid yellow daffodil with many capabilities, including Best in Show. The petals are wide and smooth, and lie very flat. A good garden plant producing stout foliage from impressive big bulbs. Always in high demand, and yet another of John Blanchard’s healthy, multi-tasking introductions. 1977.
2Y-Y                      
$8 each

 

All Yellow Daffodils

Mid Season

Fresh Lime - The daffodil for the lovers of chartreuse. Although more subtle, this lime green color has great carrying power in the garden, contrasting well with the wide blue-green leaves. A very strong grower and lusted over by floral designers. I first saw Fresh Lime in its breeder’s trade display in London, where it stood out amongst the hundreds of varieties and thousands of flowers displayed. From John Pearson of England, 1994.
1YYW-Y                        $9 each

All Yellow Daffodils

Later Season

Hambledon - This is a variety that is very hard not to notice when one walks by--whether in flower or not. The plant’s wide robust foliage speaks volumes about its garden vigor, and the beautifully formed flowers are held at the proper angle for viewing. Hambledon is a refreshing lemon yellow except for the white halo at the junction of cup and petals, and it produces wonderful bulbs. From John Blanchard of England, 1985.
2YYW-Y            $ 6 each

Life - A third jonquil hybrid along with Stratosphere and Oryx that I would never be without. Happily, all three happen to be quite distinct in their colorations. Life’s overall tone is a soft lemon, but has a halo of white surrounding the small cup. The yellow of the center disc is most often suffused with a delightful pinky-apricot color, plus carries the sweet scent that characterizes the jonquil tribe. A healthy grower with 2-3 flowers per stem. A Mitsch creation, 1979.
7YYW-Y            $5 each

Stratosphere - A vibrant late season all golden yellow jonquil hybrid that lasts and lasts in the field and as a cut. The winner of the first Wister award for excellence as a garden daffodil. The plant is tall and sturdy, with typical rich green foliage of a jonquil. Each rounded stem produces 1-3 scented blooms. The color code indicates an orange cup, but I've never seen this happen in our climate. It should naturalize well. As with all jonquils, place them where they receive the hot summer sun. From Grant Mitsch of the U.S.A., 1968.
7Y-O.                  $ 3 each

Sun Disc - Sun Disc flowers later than the somewhat similar Sundial and comes with just one bloom per stem. It is perfectly round and a bright light yellow. The circular disc cup starts out a deeper yellow color. An easy miniature. From Alec Gray of England, 1946.
7Y-Y                   $ 3 each

Other All Yellow Available:

Backchat - Larger golden cyclamineus flower. Long funnel-shaped cup.  Early 6Y-Y                                $ 5 each

Barnum – Deep gold flower with a wide, blaring trumpet     Early Season         1Y-Y                               $ 6 each

Mite – Great garden miniature cyclamineus hybrid      Early Season                    6Y-Y                               $ 8 each

Small Talk – A favorite miniature yellow trumpet     Early Season                     1Y-Y                                $ 4 each

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