Daffodils

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  1. Jack Sparrow

    Jack Sparrow Total Gardener

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    Out and about I have seen combinations of white and yellow daffodils along the roadside and hedgerows. What varieties are they likely to be? I might try something similar at home for next year.

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      You'd be daff'd not to, Jack. If they were deliberately planted then they could be any variety.:cat-kittyandsmiley::coffee:
       
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      Hi Jack ,

      I presume you mean true Daffodils ( that is having a large trumpet rather than a smaller cup ), these are the most common varieties..............

      All white ------

      Mount Hood *
      Empress of Ireland
      White Dream
      Broughshane

      All yellow -----

      Unsurpassable*
      Dutch master
      Bestseller
      King Alfred*
      Marie
      Golden Harvest*
      Tamara
      St Keverne

      White perianth ( the outer petals ) with Lemon trumpets........

      Bravoure
      Goblet
      Ellen
      Foresight
      Holland Sensation

      The * means that they are some of the best and most reliable Daffodils you can grow.

      The thing you would have to check is when they flower as Daffodils can flower from January through to May,, so presumably you would want to match two varieties that flower at the same time.

      I grow probably 40 to 50 different varieties of Daffodils and Narcissi that flower continuously from January through to May or even early June.

      This year I plan to extend the season by getting the August to January flowering varieties.
       
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