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1. ‘Tanzey Girl’ is such an extraordinary grower and performer here in the
   north. It generally (for me) produces elongated, smallish bulbs, which
   fool the eye for what they eventually produce the following spring. The
   plant’s vigor and size, rapidity of increase, and abundance of thick,
   leathery, sun resistant flowers make it one of my best in my field. And
   for those of you who observe and admire a daffodil’s foliage—an
   important aspect in the garden, I feel—it too is superior. Erect,
   stiff, and quite deep bluish-green, and in good proportion to stem
   height.

   What a perfect contender it should be for better jonquil, split-corona,
   and double breeding… Crossed x ‘Conestoga’ and applied to a number of
   Ron Scamp’s well-formed, stiff-stemmed splits, the future may well be
   quite impressive!

   Just superior!!! Thanks for posting this and the other lovely flowers!

   Jason A. Delaney | Missouri Botanical Garden | North Gardens
   Supervisor and Bulb Collections Specialist

   Post Office Box 299 | Saint Louis, Missouri 63166-0299 | United
   States of America |

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