Hello, I’m hoping someone can provide the name for the very early flowering, dwarf daffodil with white perianths and yellow, upward facing trumpet in the photo- it is pictured with ‘Tete a Tete’–and is always the first to bloom in…
Thanks to Ian, Drew, and Brent we have two names for our daffodil at Greenwood Gardens:William Backhouse developed both 'Stella' and Conspicuus' Brent and Ian think it is the later.However, I agree with Drew. Since it clearly seems to be…
Greetings,This wonderful narcissus grows at Greenwood Gardens in New Jersey. We would love to know its name, and I would love to find a source so I could plant it in my own garden. Thank you!vicki
Greetings, I planted willkommii in my garden several years ago and get only leaves and no flowers. I garden in NW New Jersey, zone 6. The bulbs are in an plot where other daffs are very happy.I have replanted them…
Re my questions regarding minatures, I should have added that I garden in NW New Jersey, zone 6 (sometimes 6a, sometimes 6b depending on how vast the climate swing is) the altitude here is around 1,000 feet.thanks again vicki johnson
Greetings,when I purchased N. cyclamineus 'Snipe' last year, there were no specific instructions for placing it. Just recently I read an article in an English magazine that stated, in general, that all cyclamineus types should be in soil that never…