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DAFFODILS Narcissus. Amaryllidaceae. in the Following 1 DAFFODILS beautiful Daffodil which was found naturalized and Narcissus. Amaryllidaceae. growing abundantly some years ago, and whence it has been distributed under the name of Countess of In the following catalogue, I have listed cultivars Annesley.’ alphabetically under the separate raisers. I have annotated ref: Flora & sylva 2 (1904): 213. some of the cultivars, but because details of all the others are available in the International daffodil register (1998), I ❀❀❀ have omitted descriptions, parentage and awards (except awards of garden merit AGM). I am extremely grateful to Ballydorn Bulb Farm: Killinchy, Co. Down the Daffodil Registrar, Sally Kington, for her collaboration, 188 cultivar registered. and most especially for providing me with alphabetic lists of cultivars for the raisers. ‘Aldringham’: raised 1968; registered 1978 ‘Annalong’: 1982 Origins unknown ‘Ardglass’: raised 1972; registered 1983 ‘Ardmillan’: raised 1986; registered 1996 ‘Big Irish Spurius’ ‘Ballygowan’: raised 1981; registered 1993 before 1886 name – note that this is probably not a valid cultivar name, but ‘Ballykinler’: 1994 it was a convenient moniker used by daffodil enthusiasts. ‘Ballymaster’: 1967 ‘It increases slowly, making bulbs larger than any other trumpet ‘Ballymorran’: raised 1982; registered 1994 Daffodil, some of the bulbs producing four or five scapes. The ‘Ballynahinch’: raised 1982; registered 1994 flower, though less bright in colour and different in shape, rivals ‘Ballynichol’: raised 1977; registered 1989 in size those of the true N. maximus.’ ‘Ballyward’: 1982 Origin: ‘Nobody knows its origin ...’ – a daffodil that ‘Baltic Shore’: 1991 populates the pages of horticultural periodicals in the ‘Barleygold’: raised 1980; registered 1990 1880s, and obviously known from Irish gardens. C. Wolley ‘Barleywine’: 1993 Dod was one who wrote about it. ‘Best of Luck’: 1983 ‘Braddock’: 1980 With your remark that this Daffodil deserves a better ‘Brave Adventure’: 1979 name I quite agree, for it is nearly the finest variety of ‘Bridesmaid’: 1970 Narcissus Pseudo-Narcissus in cultivation. ... I first ‘Cantala’: 1968 received flowers of it, followed by a hamper of bulbs ‘Canticle’: 1984 about seven years ago, from a lady on whose father’s ‘Capisco’: 1969 land it grew near the river Blackwater, in the county of ‘Carlingford’: 1992 Cork. It grows there still ... It flowers with me here ‘Castlehill’: raised 1971; registered 1981 nearly as early as the Tenby Daffodil, coming out in ‘Charity Fair’: 1983 average season the first week in March ... I do not think ‘Churchman’: 1968 the large variety was known in England until I ‘Church Town’: 1977 distributed some about five years ago. ‘Colour Sergeant’: raised 1975; registered 1989 ‘Conly’: raised 1978; registered 1995 ref: The garden 29 (30 January 1886): 101. ‘Copper Nob’: raised 1980; registered 1991 ‘Craigarusky’: 1992 ‘Marie’ ‘Crown Royalist’: 1976 before 1902 ‘A fine bold’ flower ‘almost as white as a good cernuus’. ‘Cuan Gold’: raised 1982; registered 1993 Origin: a spontaneous seedling in a garden in Co. Wicklow, ‘Cushendun’: raised 1968; registered 1980 where ‘there are many interesting seedlings’. This one was ‘Delphin Hill’: raised 1976; registered 1989 a cross between N. bicolor and N. cernuus (see also ‘Rosa’). ‘Derryboy’: 1990 Frederick Moore wrote that ‘Dove of Peace’: 1980 ‘Drumbeg’: raised 1983; registered 1994 One of the secrets of these seedlings appearing in this ‘Drumlin’: raised 1981; registered 1993 Wicklow garden is the fact that it has always been ‘Dundrod’: 1979 tended by a lady who loves it, who weeds it herself by ‘Dunlambert’: 1975 hand, and who never allows a scuffle-hoe to be used ‘Dunrod’: about 1980 against her pets. ‘Eye Level’: raised 1983; registered 1994 ‘Fairday’: 1967 ref: Gard chron. 31 (3 May 1902): 294. ‘Fairgreen’: 1965 ‘Fair Head’: 1982 ‘Rosa’ ‘Fairmaid’: raised 1970; registered 1980 before 1902 White flowers. ‘Fairmile’: 1969 Origin: a spontaneous seedling in a garden in Co. Wicklow, ‘Fairsel’: raised 1968; registered 1978 where ‘there are many interesting seedlings’. This one, ‘a ‘Fairy Footsteps’: 1982 cross between N. nanus and N. cernuus’. (see also ‘Marie’). ‘Fairy Glen’: 1991 ref: Gard chron. 31 (ser. 3) (3 May 1902): 294. ‘Fairy Spell’: 1991 ‘Fanad Head’: raised 1973; registered 1987 ❀❀❀ ‘Faraway’: 1976 ‘Faro’: 1965 Annesley, Lord: Castlewellan, Co. Down ‘Farranfad’: 1988 1 cultivar recorded. ‘Favor Royal’: 1976 ‘Fincool’: 1965 ‘Countess of Annesley’ ‘Finmacool’: 1975 before 1904 ‘a distinct and beautiful daffodil’; no other description ‘Firestorm’: 1979 traced. ‘Florida Manor’: 1979 Origin: ‘Castlewellan is the home of a distinct and ‘Fourways’: 1979 2 ‘Frank’s Fancy’: 1979 ‘Mourneview’: 1991 ‘Frostbite’: 1994 ‘Moyle’: 1982 ‘Frost in May’: 1981 ‘Murlough’: raised 1973; registered 1987 ‘Ganaway’: 1984 ‘Nendrum’: raised 1975; registered 1986 ‘Gilda’: 1988 ‘Northern Sceptre’: 1975 ‘Glandore’: 1972 ‘Northern Spell’: 1977 ‘Glencraig’: 1977 ‘Notable’: raised 1967; registered 1979 ‘Golden Amber’: 1975 ‘Nouvelle’: raised 1969; registered 1987 ‘Goden Halo’: 1983 ‘Omaha’: 1974 ‘Golden Radiance’: 1974 ‘Ottoman Gold’: 1986 ‘Golden Sovereign’: 1975 ‘Owen Roe’: 1983 ‘Golden Strand’: 1988 ‘Port Erin’: 1980 ‘Golden Topaz’: 1990 ‘Port Patrick’: raised 1980; registered 1990 ‘Golden Wings’: 1977 ‘Portstewart’: 1971 ‘Gold Mine’: 1983 ‘Port William’: 1991 ‘Goose Green’: 1983 ‘Presto’: 1978 ‘Gransha’: 1977 ‘Prince of Brunswick’: raised 1966; registered 1976 ‘Green Lodge’: 1992 ‘Red Hugh’: raised 1974; registered 1987 ‘Greenpark’: 1988 ‘Redman’: 1975 ‘Green Peace’: 1984 ‘Rialto’: 1974 ‘Helen’s Tower’: raised 1987; registered 1994 ‘Right Royal’: raised 1969; registered 1980 ‘Hexworthy’: du Plessis Bros. 1985. ‘Ringhaddy’: raised 1977; registered 1989 ‘High Church’: 1986 ‘Rio Bravo’: 1986 ‘High Tower’: 1982 ‘Rio Gusto’: 1981 ‘Hilford’: raised 1967; registered 1979 ‘Rio Lobo’: raised 1980; registered 1991 ‘Hill Head’: 1990 ‘Rio Rondo’: 1992 ‘Hilltown’: raised 1975; registered 1991 ‘Rio Rouge’: 1974 ‘Hollypark’: raised 1975; registered 1989 ‘Roi d’Or’: 1995 ‘Inishowen Head’: raised 1985; registered 1996 ‘Rossferry’: 1986 ‘Interval’: raised 1975; registered 1986 ‘Rubyat’: 1989 ‘Ireland’s Eye’: 1979 ‘Sandymount’: 1992 ‘Islandhill’: 1984 ‘Shimna’: 1991 ‘Jamestown’: 1978 ‘Sketrick’: raised 1980; registered 1996 ‘John Ballance’: raised 1972; registered 1989 ‘Spelga’: 1975 ‘Kenbane Head’: raised 1973; registered 1989 ‘Strangford’: 1970 ‘Kilclief’: raised 1980; registered 1995 ‘Sun Salver’: 1976 ‘Kilcoo’: 1968 ‘Sylvan Hill’: 1984 ‘Kilcool’: before 1968 ‘Tollymore’: 1984 ‘Killeen’: 1980 ‘Top Gallant’: raised 1971; registered 1986 ‘Killyleagh’: raised 1986; registered 1994 ‘Topkapi’: 1975 ‘Kilmood’: 1988 ‘Top of the Hill’: 1981 ‘Kiltonga’: 1990 ‘Torch Bearer’: 1975 ‘Lady Emily’: 1988 ‘Torr Head’: raised 1974; registered 1987 ‘Lancaster’: 1977 ‘Trasna’: 1970 ‘Late Call’: 1984 ‘Tullybeg’: 1979 ‘Lime Regent’: 1975 ‘Tullynakill’: raised 1974; registered 1989 ‘Lisbane’: 1975 ‘Tullyroyal’: 1975 ‘Lisbarnett’: 1984 ‘Tyrella’: raised 1975; registered 1996 ‘Lisburn’: raised 1985; registered 1995 ‘Ulster Bullion’: 1984 ‘Lisnamulligan’: raised 1980; registered 1990 ‘Whiteabbey’: 1986 ‘Loughanisland’: 1986 ‘White Cross’: raised 1970; registered 1983 ‘Lough Cuan’: raised 1973; registered 1984 ‘White Hill’: raised 1975; registered 1986 ‘Lough Ryan’: 1987 ‘Witch Doctor’: raised 1972; registered 1983 ‘Lunar Spell’: 1968 ‘Witch Hunt’: 1993 ‘Lusky Mills’: 1978 ‘Malin Head’: 1993 ❀❀❀ ‘Mayan Gold’: 1988 ‘Merida’: 1992 Bankhead, J.: ?? ‘Misty Dawn’: raised 1976; registered 1989 10 cultivars recorded. ‘Mizzen Head’: raised 1985; registered 1996 ‘Monkstown’: 1970 ‘Bunny’: before 1950 ‘Moon Empress’: before 1970 ‘Epoch’: before 1950 ‘Moongreen’: 1974 ‘Paudeen’: before 1950 ‘Moon Jade’: 1983 ‘Rimfire’ before 1950 ‘Moon Ranger’: raised 1975; registered 1990 ‘Snowman’: before 1950 ‘Moon Rhythm’: raised 1970; registered 1980 ‘Solidity’ before 1950 ‘Moonspell’: 1972 ‘Startler’: before 1950 ‘Moon Tide’: raised 1970; registered 1984 ‘Statesman’: before 1950 ‘Mount Ida’: raised 1976; registered 1987 ‘Tornado’: before 1950 ‘Mountnorris’: 1968 ‘Tundra’: before 1950 ‘Mount Oriel’: raised 1979; registered 1991 ‘Mount Pleasant’: 1968 ❀❀❀ 3 ‘Jewel of Spring’: 1970 Beamish, Richard H.: Ashbourne House, Glounthaune, Co. ‘Kelanne’: Rathowen Daffodils 1982 Cork. ‘Lancelot’: Rathowen Daffodils 1979 1 cultivar recorded. ‘Lansallos’: du Plessis Bros 1986 ‘Limehurst’: Rathowen Daffodils 1982 ‘R. H. Beamish’: before 1914 ‘Lucky Lad’: 1973 ‘Lucky Lady’: 1973 ❀❀❀ ‘Lucky Lass’: 1973 ‘Lucky Me’: 1973 Bloomer, T.: Omagh, Co. Tyrone. ‘Lucky Star’: 1973 171 cultivars registered ‘Lucky You’: 1973 ‘Luxulyan’: du Plessis Bros 1986 ‘Albacrest’: Rathowen Daffodils 1985 ‘Magic Maiden’: Rathowen Daffodils 1982 ‘Algarve’: Rathowen Daffodils 1984 ‘Magic Waters’: 1970 ‘April Fires’: 1964 ‘Maid of Ulster’: 1964 ‘April Flame’: 1964 ‘Majestic Star’: Rathowen Daffodils 1982 ‘April Gold’: 1964 ‘Megalith’: Rathowen Daffodils 1984 ‘April Harvest’: 1962 ‘Mellon Park’: Rathowen Daffodils 1984 ‘April Lass’: 1964 ‘Mentor’: Rathowen Daffodils 1982 ‘April Magnet’: 1964 ‘Midas Touch’: Rathowen Daffodils 1977 ‘April Merit’: 1964 ‘Midday Sun’: Rathowen Daffodils 1982 ‘April Message’: 1964 ‘Mourne’: 1964 ‘April Parade’: 1964 ‘Murrayfield’: Rathowen Daffodils 1984 ‘Au Revoir’: 1964 ‘Navarone’: Rathowen Daffodils 1985 ‘Bandolier’: Rathowen Daffodils 1977 ‘Northern Flame’: 1972 ‘Battle Cry’: Rathowen Daffodils 1977 ‘Omagh’: Omagh & District Horticultural Society
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