Daffodil Types, Hybridizing, Intermediates, Miniatures, Seedling, Species, Standards

Keira Bulbs’ Daffodil Paddock

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Hi

Clay here is our daffodil paddock. Those who visited today seemed surprised by the number of daffodils we grow so that suggests we grow a lot! Still plenty flowering despite adverse weather conditions.

I have been selecting out some giant bulbocodiums. We have another truly giant one flowering that impressed all the visitors today. I need to take a photograph for you all.

 

View of most the daffodil paddockBottom rows of right side - lots of miniatures near metal fence Left hand side of daffodil paddock - mostly standards Right hand side of daffodil paddock - most miniatures grown in this area Right hand side of daffodil paddock and shade house_edited-1 Selecting out giant bulbocodiums Shade house where N cyclamineus and other bulbs that like it wet are grown Top area of right hand side of daffodil paddock where most miniatures are grown_edited-1 Top rows of right hand side of daffodil paddock

 

1 comment for “Keira Bulbs’ Daffodil Paddock”

  1. Graham,

    Thanks for the pictures of your daffodil paddocks.  I enjoyed your Canberra Show Part I as well.

    I have done very well here with bulbocodiums.  Maybe you can add some of those giant bulbocodiums to you list this winter.

    I spent the last few days remaking my daffodil beds that I dug this spring.  I had tilled them out, raked them flat and left them for the summer to bake.  Not it’s adding organic matter, fertilizer, lime and creating the beds again for planting sometime in late Nov and early Dec.

    Clay

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