Tidebrook, 3W-W, is another relative rarity. It was hydridized by Noel Burr; the one shown at Lamberhurst was grown by D. Baker. John Castor Livermore, CA
Final Lamberhurst bloom: Tidebrook
Author: John Castor, California
Nothern California
Lamberhurst show: Men-an-Tol
Another one that caught my eye was Ron Scamp’s Men-an-Tol, 2Y-YYR, shown by Mrs. J. Sudell. John Castor Livermore, CA
Lamberhurst Kimmeridge
Kirby mentioned the show in the small town of Lamberhurst, in Kent. Here is a bloom that caught my eye at that show: Kimmeridge, 3W-YYO, shown by D. Parks. John Castor Livermore, CA
Brian Duncan’s other split cup seedling
Mary Lou Gripshover posted a photo of Brian’s seedling 2885, Trigonometry x Vahu, taken at the Belfast show of the Northern Ireland Daffodil Group. I was lucky enough to see it growing in Brian’s own patch in Omagh, and here…
Last apical spot photo: Bosbigal bloom #2
This gives a different view of a bloom with well-developed apical spots. John Castor Livermore, CA
Apical spot photos: Bosbigal bloom #1
Melissa’s Bosbigal, 11a Y-O, is another Ron Scamp flower. It is a good example of apical spots, as seen in this photo. Bosbigal’s pedigree has King Alfred in generation 7, and therefore N. hispanicus in generation 9. Most of its…