In a message dated 4/19/2008 11:03:34 AM Eastern Standard Time,
Category: Pots
About planting daffodils in pots.
Tenby daffodil–Sources found
Thanks, everybody for the responses. I learned that N. obvallaris is available from Ron Scamp, Nancy Wilson, and Brent and Becky. I have passed the information on to the local man who is an officer of the Welsh Society. He…
What do the Black Tips mean?
Although I do not know the reason why Ben asked for the information, he is probably trying to determine the ancestry of some of our current cultivars. No doubt he will tell us. Of the large wild yellow trumpet species,…
Apical spots
The spots are not in the pollen but right at the end of the anthers, and need a very good eye, or magnifying glass to see them clearly. See attached photograph. James Akers
blooming in Ohio today
Here’s a photo of N. cantabricus blooming today. Thank goodness I have these little things blooming in pots in protected areas, because by the looks of my garden I won’t have bloom outside for weeks yet. Mary Lou
Merry Christmas!
Here is a photo I took this afternoon of the FIRST bloom from the paperwhites I planted THREE or FOUR WEEKS before Christmas. (Never give up. Never never give up, as Winston used to say.) I’ll send a close…