Oops . . the breeding is Glorious x N. elegans. Mary Lou —– Original Message —– From: href=”javascript:DeCryptX(‘0d0a2h3i1o1f3w0@0d2c0f1g2q2f3l0l3x2u2c310o0r2i’)”>Daffnet Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 5:56 PM Subject: re: daffodil flag flying in Ohio, round 2 Here’s a photo of Harold’s seedling…
Monkshood is also blooming in Ohio today. We’re getting down to the end of flowers here. Still a few cyclamen hederifolium in bloom, and buds coming–hopefully–on cyclamen coum, and that’s it for blooms. Unless . . .the killing frost holds…
well, first time for everything… my dear mother is having a bug attack in her Lycoris radiata bulbs, hanging in storage in the garage luckily all the daffs have been in the house in the air conditioning but the…
Friends, I am seeking the SEP 06 issue of the Journal for the project of putting together complete Journal sets. I obviously failed to keep out an archival number before distributing the Journals to shows, fall bulb sales, etc, for…
I pulled away from our bulb sale yesterday to travel down to Lincoln Park, where Jan Pennings and his wife held forth at the Smith & Hawken store there. The crowd was small but very appreciative. Jan’s presentation was very…
ADS members, I am in the process of seeing how many full sets of ADS Journals I can assemble. Through the years, previous Executive Directors have attempted to keep a few copies of each Journal, catalogued chronologically, into boxes. In…