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Daffodils to Show and Grow, 2011 10th Edition Revised 2011 ©The American Daffodil Society, Inc. Published by The American Daffodil Society, Inc. P.O. Box 522 Hawkinsville, GA 31036-0522 U.S.A. Committee for the 10th edition Kirby Fong, Richard Ezell, Michael Berrigan, Kathy Andersen, Kathy Welsh, Mary Lou Gripshover, and Naomi Liggett, Chairman Cover Art by Marie Bozievich www.daffodilusa.org www.DaffSeek.org www.daffodilusastore.org INTRODUCTION The information in Daffodils to Show and Grow is taken from the Tom D. Throckmorton Daffodil Data Bank of the ADS and includes those daffodils likely to be seen in shows, in gardens, or in commerce. Many catalogs from around the world have been scoured to make sure those flowers in commerce are listed here. It should be noted that when alphabetizing, the program makes note of spaces in a cultivar name, so that ‘Gold Velvet’ comes ahead of ‘Goldcourt’ and that ‘Moon Valley’ comes ahead of ‘Moonbird’. Occasionally the name of a cultivar is followed by one or more pound signs (#). These serve to signal an unusual feature or circumstance which exists in our knowledge of the cultivar. Most commonly the # draws attention to the fact that more than one cultivar bears the name. The flower name is followed by the classification. Immediately after the classification is a column headed with a “V/I/M/H.” When a V appears in this column, it indicates that the flower is variable, either in color or form. An intermediate-sized flower is indicated by an I; PI indicates a flower which may be an intermediate, as no measurements were given at registration. M indicates an ADS-approved miniature, and H indicates a historic flower. Breeder is the raiser, not the registrant. Season of bloom is based on a scale of 1 to 7. Season 1 is extra early, Season 6 is extra late; and Season 7 indicates an unusual period of bloom, such as autumn or winter blooming cultivars. Height indicates the relative height of the plant, based on a scale of 1 to 4. Height 1 indicates an ADS approved miniature. Year is the date of registration. If registration is long delayed, the date is followed by a < sign. If the cultivar is unregistered, the date of Introduction or exhibition is given, followed by an *. REMEMBER, SOME TROPHIES REQUIRE THAT THE FLOWER BE REGISTERED. Ctry gives the country of origin. Daffodils Distinguished Solely by Botanical Name, now in Division 13, are taken from the RHS Daffodil Register and Classified List 2008, as updated, and are listed in the back of the book. A listing of those cultivars currently on the ADS Approved List of Miniature Cultivars is also at the back of the book. The Tom D. Throckmorton Daffodil Data Bank of the ADS contains most pertinent information about known daffodil cultivars. Parentage, chromosome count, and fertility data are given in addition to information found here. The Data Bank is updated annually, and a printout may be purchased from the Society’s office at P.O. Box 522, Hawkinsville, GA 30036-0522. Those with access to computers will find the above information, along with many photos, at www.DaffSeek.org. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Division 4 SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION Double Daffodil Cultivars For garden purposes, daffodils are classified One or more flowers in thirteen divisions. Division number indi- to a stem, with cates form, while letters indicate color. For doubling of the perianth segments or example, 2 Y-YYO is a large-cupped daffodil, all yellow except for an orange rim; the corona or both 1 W-Y is a trumpet daffodil with white peri- anth (petals) and yellow corona (trumpet). Division 5 Triandrus Daffodil Cultivars Division 1 Characteristics of N. Trumpet Daffodil triandrus predominant: Cultivars usually two or more One flower to a stem; pendent flowers to a stem; perianth corona (trumpet) as long segments reflexed as, or longer than, the perianth segments (petals) Division 6 Cyclamineus Daffodil Cultivars Division 2 Characteristics of N. Large-cupped Daffodil cyclamineus clearly Cultivars evident: one flower to a stem; One flower to a stem; perianth segments significantly corona (cup) more than reflexed; flower at an acute angle to one-third but less than equal to the the stem, with a very short pedicel length of the perianth (neck) segments (petals) Division 7 Jonquilla and Division 3 Apodanthus Daffodil Small-cupped Daffodil Cultivars Cultivars Characteristics of One flower to a stem; Sections Jonquilla or corona (cup) not more than Apodanthi clearly evident: one to five one-third the length of the flowers to a stem; perianth segments perianth segments (petals) spreading or reflexed; flowers usually fragrant Division 8 Division 11 Tazetta Daffodil Split Corona Daffodil Cultivars Cultivars Corona split—usually for more than Characteristics of the N. half its length tazetta group predominant: usually a) Collar Daffodils three to twenty flowers to a stout stem; Split-corona daffodils leaves broad; perianth segments with the corona spreading, not reflexed; flowers segments opposite the fragrant perianth segments; the corona segments usually in two whorls of three Division 9 b) Papillon Daffodils Poeticus Daffodil Split-corona daffodils Cultivars with the corona segments Characteristics of the alternate to the perianth N. poeticus group segments; the corona predominant: usually segments usually in a single whorl one flower to a stem; perianth segments of six pure white; corona usually disc-shaped, with a green or yellow center and a red Division 12 rim; flowers fragrant Other Daffodil Cultivars Daffodil cultivars which do not fit the definition of any other division. Division 10 Bulbocodium Daffodil Cultivars Division 13 Characteristics of Section Daffodils Bulbocodium clearly Distinguished Solely evident; usually one by Botanical Name flower to a stem; perianth All species and wild segments insignificant compared with or reputedly wild variants and hybrids corona; filament and style are usually curved V/I/ Flower Name Class M/H Breeder S HYear Ctry 4U2 1 Y-O N.Kuiper & Son 1 2002 Hol. A Capella 2 W-P Grant E. Mitsch 3 3 2000 USA Aaron Copeland 1 W-O Dr. John R. Reed 2 2007 USA Abalone 2 W-YYP Grant E. Mitsch 4 4 1962 USA Abate 3 W-W Janis Ruksans 2000* Latv Abba 4 W-O J.M. van Dijk 2 3 1984 Hol. Abbey Elizabeth 4 Y-P Max Hamilton 3 3 1989 N.Z. Aberfoyle 2 Y-YOO J.S.B. Lea 2 3 1994 Eng Abiqua 2 Y-Y Murray Evans 3 1985 USA Abners Head 4 W-WWP David Adams 4 3 2003 N.Z. Abona 2 Y-Y William Jackson, Jr. 2 4 1979 Aust Abracadabra 6 Y-Y Dr. M.G. Temple-Smith 2 2 1985 Aust Abraxis 8 W-O Wilfred Hall 2 3 2005 N.Z. Abri 2 Y-Y G.J. Phillips 2 3 1994 N.Z. Absegami 2 Y-YYR Dr. William Bender 5 3 1990 USA Absolute 2 W-YYP John A. Hunter 3 3 1999 N.Z. Abstract 11a W-YYO David L. Sheppard 3 3 1989 Can. Abstruse 3 W-R David Jackson 2 2005 Aust Acapulco 8 Y-O William G. Pannill 4 3 1992 USA Acceleration 7 YYW-W V Mrs. E. Havens 5 3 1997 USA Accent 2 W-P Grant E. Mitsch 4 3 1960 USA Accolade 3 W-R J. Lionel Richardson 5 4 1956 Ire. Accommodate 2 Y-Y David Jackson 2 4 1993 Aust Accomplice 3 W-Y Brian S. Duncan 4 2006 N.I. Accord 2 Y-WWY William G. Pannill 3 3 1980 USA Accrual 2 Y-Y David Jackson 2 1986 Aust Ace of Diamonds 9 W-R H Rev. G.H. Engleheart 5 3 1921 Eng Ace of Spades 1 W-Y Dr. John R. Reed 3 3 2000 USA Achduart 3 Y-O J.S.B. Lea 1972 Eng Achentoul 4 W-R J.S.B. Lea 1970 Eng Achnasheen 3 W-GWW J.S.B. Lea 4 1964 Eng Achuckle 4 Y-Y Glenbrook Bulb Farm 2 2002< Aust. Acolyte 5 W-W H Percival D. Williams 4 3 1927 Eng Acropolis 4 W-O J. Lionel Richardson 4 4 1955 Ire. Actaea 9 W-YYR H G. Lubbe & Son 4 4 1919 Hol. Activist 11a Y-WWY V Colin Crotty 2 2010< N.Z. Acumen 2 YYW-P David Jackson 5 3 1993 Aust Ada Finch 1 W-W H DeGraaff Bros. 1 3 1927 Hol. Adapter 2 Y-R David Jackson 4 2007 Aust V/I/ Flower Name Class M/H Breeder S HYear Ctry Adept 7 YYW-Y R. & E. Havens 5 2009 USA Admiral 3 W-YYR Mrs. P.E. Speyer 3 4 1984 N.Z. Admiration 8 Y-O H Albert Vis 1912 Hol. Adorable Lass 6 Y-Y Jerry & Eileen Frey 1 2 1989 USA Adoration 4 W-W I Grant E. Mitsch 5 3 1972 USA Adroit 1 Y-Y David Jackson 2 2005 Aust Advance Guard 1 Y-Y H Rev. G.H. Engleheart 3 1923 Eng Adversane 3 W-GWW Noel A. Burr 5 3 1994 Eng Advocat 3 Y-GYY Brian S. Duncan 1977 N.I. Aerolite 2 Y-Y H DeGraaff Bros. 3 3 1923 Hol. Affable 4 Y-O Grant E. Mitsch 4 4 1977 USA Affair to Remember 2 W-Y Glenbrook Bulb Farm 3 3 1998< Aust Affiance 6 Y-R Glenbrook Bulb Farm 2 2 2002* Aust Afficionado 3 W-O David Jackson 4 3 1997 Aust Affiliate 4 Y-Y David Jackson 4 2007 Aust Affirmation 2 Y-P R. & E. Havens 5 3 1998 USA Aflame 3 W-YOO H Warnaar & Co., Ltd. 2 4 1938 Hol.
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