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BULBOCODIUM VULGARIS CONSPICUUS. 
Div. 13. A robust variety with deep yellow flowers. Increases well in damp soil.
Height: 5"           
Flowers: Late Mar     N  AGM

OBVALLARIS (Tenby Daffodil).
Div. 13. Neat bright yellow flowers on a very stiff stem. Long lasting and excellent for naturalising.
Height: 11"   
Flowers: Feb-Mar           N AGM

PENCREBAR. 
Div. 4. A double jonquil looking like a tiny perfect rose. S

Height: 6"     
Flowers: Apr     

BELL SONG. 
Div. 7. Another fine new twin-headed hybrid. Delicate pure white petals and a pink cup.
Height: 12"          
Flowers: Apr                       S
  

PEEPING TOM.
Div. 6. A most distinctive cyclamineus hybrid with its very long narrow trumpet flared at the end and reflexed petals. A true golden-yellow. Excellent for naturalising.
Height: 16"   
Flowers: Feb-Mar           N  AGM
  

BINKIE. 
Div. 2. A very unusual and extremely attractive reverse bicolour. The almost white cup is paler than the clear primrose-yellow perianth.
Height: 12"      

PETREL. 
Div. 5. Another fine American hybrid with three to give nodding pure white flowers reminiscent of Hawera. 
Height: 8"      
Flowers: Apr   

CANALICULATUS (lacticolor).
Div. 8. A sweetly scented miniature tazetta. White petals and lemon-yellow cup. Needs a well-drained position and a good summer baking.
Height: 5"           
Flowers: Late Mar                S
  

ELKA. 
Div. 1. A tiny gem from Alec Gray with a lemon trumpet and milk white petals. It was named for two lady daffodil growers — Elizabeth and Kate. It does well here on the edge of a shrub bed.
Height: 4"      
Flowers: Mar

POETICUS RECURVUS. 
Div. 13. The old-fashioned late Pheasant Eye loved by everyone. Snow-white petals swept back from a tiny yellow cup edged with red. Excellent for naturalising.
Height: 17"    
Flowers: May           N   S   AGM

ERLICHEER.
Div. 4. A remarkably strongly scented tazetta with up to five small double creamy flowers contrasting well with deep green leaves. Needs a good summer baking.
Height: 10"    
Flowers: Late Mar               S

POETICUS FLORE PLENO
(Tamar double White)
Div. 4.  
The well know double Pheasant Eye with fully double highly scented flowers of glistening white.  S

Height: 17"      
Flowers: May  

FEBRUARY GOLD. 
Div. 6. The well-known and loved early cyclamineus hybrid with golden-yellow petals and a slightly darker cup. Very long lasting and good for naturalising.
Height: 12"   
Flowers: Feb-Mar        N AGM
  

Height: 12"   
Flowers: Feb-Mar  

GERANIUM.   
Div. 8. A most striking poetaz with four to six flowers on an upright stem. Pure white petals with bright scarlet-orange cup. Good in pots. 
Height: 16"   
Flowers: Late Mar       S  AGM
  

RIP VAN WINKLE (minor pumilus plenus). 
Div. 4. A quaint miniature double of unknown origin with masses of flat yellow petals tinged with green. Can be naturalised.
Height: 6"      
Flowers: Early Mar                    N

HAWERA.         
Div. 5. Several very graceful hanging blooms. Lemon yellow with paler cup. Well-drained soil in sun or part shade. 
Height: 7"      
Flowers: Apr                  AGM
  

AGM     S

ICE WINGS.
Div. 5. A superb twin-headed white triandrus hybrid rather like an ivory Dove Wings.
Height: 13"    
Flowers:_Late Mar       N  AGM
  

RUPICOLA. 
Div. 13. A tiny jonquil species. Solitary soft yellow flowers with flat cups. Sweetly scented.
Height: 3”      
Flowers: Mar/Apr          S   AGM

JACK SNIPE.
Div. 6. A delicate little cyclamineus whose long creamy petals and dark primrose cup make a striking contrast. Excellent for naturalising. 
Height: 8"      
Flowers: Late Mar        N  AGM

SEGOVIA. 
Div. 3. A very beautiful miniature jonquil. Superbly contrasting glistening white petals and small flat lemon cup. Stock limited.
Height: 6"      
Flowers: Apr                        AGM

JENNY.
Div. 6. An exquisite cyclamineus hybrid with milk-white petals. The trumpet opens lemon coloured but quickly fades to a lovely creamy-white. One of the best. Good in grass. 
Height: 15"
Flowers: Early April       N  AGM
  

SILVER CHIMES. 
Div. 8. An extremely lovely and charming tazetta hybrid with up to ten perfect flowers on each stem. Pure white with a cup of palest primrose. Does best in a dry position.
Height: 12"    
Flowers: Apr                           S

ITZIM 
Div. 6. One of the best American cyclamineus hybrids. Large gold flowers, well reflexed with a bright red-orange trumpet. Very striking.
Height: 12"    
Flowers: Mar              N  AGM
  

SMALL TALK. 
Div. 1. Beautifully formed tiny yellow trumpets. A delightful dwarf daffodil of much substance. Very early flowering and clumps up well.
Height: 4"      
Flowers: Early March 

JONQUILLA SINGLE. 
Div. 13. The well-known late flowering jonquil species. It has up to six very strongly scented deep yellow flowers to a stem. Best on limey soils and in full sun.
Height: 12"    
Flowers: Apr-May        S  AGM
  

SUNDIAL. 
Div. 7. An exquisite miniature jonquil of a most unusual dark lemon with a hint of green in t frilled cup. Often twin-headed. Height: 6"      
Flowers: Late Mar     

JUMBLIE. 
Div. 12. An excellent little cyclamineus hybrid with two to three clear yellow flowers to the stem. Slightly orange cup and well reflexed petals. Very free flowering and good for pots. Height: 8"     
Flowers: Mar                  AGM
  

SUN DISC. 
Div. 7. A fine Alec Gray hybrid with perfect rounded straw-yellow flowers and a tiny golden cup.
Height: 6"     
Flowers: Apr                                                           AGM

KENELLIS. 
Div. 10. An unusual dwarf with milk white petals and deeper, bulbous cup, which denotes its part bulbocodium ancestry. Best kept slightly dry.
Height: 6”      
Flowers: Feb-Mar

TETE-A-TETE. 
Div. 12. Probably the best of all dwarf hybrids. Very early and tremendously long lasting. Golden petals very slightly reflexed from the neat cups. Cannot be too strongly recommended and a very prolific flowerer.
Height: 6"
Flowers: Feb-Mar                AGM N
  

KOKOPELLI. 
Div. 7. Up to four perfect round yellow flowers with slightly deeper cups. Like a larger Sundial. A sure-fire winner and highly desirable. New.
Height: 12”    
Flowers: April                     S AGM

THALIA. 
Div. 5. One of the best triandrus hybrids with one to three well formed white flowers on each stem. Excellent for naturalising.
Height: 12"
Flowers: Late Mar                   N