CARNCAIRN in 1997 We Repeated the Above Success in the "Nations in Bloom"

BROUGHSHANE VILLAGE

In 1996 once again Broughshane has amazed us all. We represented the UK in the 'Nations in Bloom" competition. This was a world competition and amazingly enough we won. A Canadian village came second. CARNCAIRN In 1997 we repeated the above success in the "Nations in Bloom". First time it has been achieved twice in a row. Daffodils Ltd. Season 1998 MINATURES ELKA £1/$1,70 Second World Daffodil Convention Number BOBBY SOXER £1/$1,70 CLARE E1/$1,70 DIVERTIMENTO £1/$1 70 PIXIES SISTER £1/$1,70

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Amount Postage & Packaging: AIR SURFACE TOTAL FRONT COVER DESIGN by Freddy Reade Please give a few alternatives in case varieties are sold out. Aged 10 TERMS NEW INTRODUCTIONS FOR 1998 All bulbs are offered on the condition that the crO.P. is satisfactory and subject unsold at the time of receipt of order. 2y-y MARY ROBINSON 2-3 (Carncairn) Named for the ex President of Ireland by request. We will not be responsible for the result of planting or forcing, but guarantee all varieties true to A tall elegant large flower. Clear golden yellow with a neat, clip-shaped corona. Very name. consistent and makes wonderful bulbs. Breeding Ballytrim x Golden Aura. Sdg. No. 9/9/82 Order cannot be cancelled except by mutual consent. Each £301$51 All prices are for net cash within one month from date of invoice, invoices including postage and packaging will be included in all parcels. 4w-p DERVOCK 3-4 (Carncairn) A very neat white pink double, makes small pink rosettes backed by even white perianth segments. Breeding Egg Nog x Castle Dobbs. Receipts for payments will not be sent unless specially requested. Sdg. No. 1/66/79 Orders will be executed in strict rotation. Each £20/$34 All bulbs at customers risk and expense. 11w-o LUCKY CARD 3-4 (Robinson-Carncairn) Romance x Baccarat. Intersting split corona Please order before the middle of July to avoid disappointment, because some stocks are small and grown from seed sent by Arthur Robinson. The Six corona segments are a soft peach all unsold bulbs are replanted by beginning of September. Figures following the names of varieties orange lying flat against the white perianth. Sdg. No. 1/30/85 denote approximately the relative time of flowering. No.1 being the earliest, and No.6 the latest. Each E20/$34 3w-gyo SCAMP 3.4 (Carncairn) Red Cottage O.P. spotted in our fields some years ago by Ron Scamp. This flower has a brilliant green eye which retains its colour if picked young. EXCHANGE RATES Pure white perianth, the corona is orange-red serrated at the edge. Yellow mid zone Dollar exchange rate of $1.70 to the £ is used. Extra bulbs will be supplied should the exchange rate merges into the green eye. Sdg. No. 5/10/80 change to customers disadvantage. Each £t51$25.50 3w-yyo STRANOCUM 3-4 (Carncairn) Merlin x Rockall. A tall flower typical of the breeding. A good grower and useful for collections with its clear orange rim. Sdg. No. 7/60/79 Each £151$25.50 PREPAID POSTAGE AND PACKING RATES (Please allow for gratis bulb when estimating.)

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EXTRA BULBS WILL BE SENT TO COMPENSATE IF POSTAGE HAS BEEN OVER ESTIMATED. NEW INTRODUCTIONS FOR 1997 GENERAL LIST 2w-p LISNAMURRICAN 3-4 (Tarry/Carncairn) Sdg. No. 18/5185. Broad, overlapping perianth IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER segments with cylindrical, very slightly expanding corona of deep smooth pink slightly paler at the rim. Selected by staff and pupils of Lisnamurrcan School, The divisions are marked on the left of each name. Broughshane, hence the name. Only one or two to offer. S indicates scented. Breeding Ann Cameron - Quiet Day. Each E20/$34 2w-p ACCENT 3.4 (Mitsch) Each E1/$1.70 2w-p PARKGATE 3 (Carncairn) Sdg. No. 1/4/84. A very striking large flower with the dark ACHDUART 2-3 (Lea) A very consistent show flower. Many times in the winning pink corona in sharp contrast to the pure white perianth. First prize early show 3y-r in Ballance House 1996, and runner up for Best Bloom. Engleheart Cup group. Each £3I$5.10 Breeding George's Pink x Dailmanach. Very few this year. Each t30/$50 4w-r ACROPOLIS 4.5 (Richardson) Falaise x Limerick. A very fine red and white double. 2y-o RACEVIEW 3-4 (Carncairn) Sdg. No. 19/3/82. Medium sized flower with deep yellow Good show flower. Each U.5042.35 perianth and goblet shaped corona serrated at the edge, a compelling orange red. In our winning 6 Ballymena 1995. Breeding Zeus x Bunclody. 3w-y AIRCASTLE 4 (Mitsch) An almost certain winner at shows. Well known for its perfect Each £25/$42.50 form. Petals open milk white, later changing to lemon. Crown pale lemon with darker 2o-o WARM DAY 2-3 (Carncairn) Sdg. No. 116/86. A very brilliantly coloured flower of deep rim. Show flower. Each £1.501$2.35 red orange with a cup shaped corona darker than the perianth. The colour intensifies as the flower ages resembling a blood orange. Much admired in Baltimore 1996 6y-o ANDALUSIA 1-2 (Coleman) Graceful typical cyclamineus hybrid with bright orange-red although it was nearly over! Breeding Stylish x Rorys Glen. Only a few to offer. crown and deep yellow perianth. Each £50480 Each £11$1.70 2y-o SOLIHULL 2-3 (Carncairn) Sd.g No. 512/82. This new cultivar has been chosen for 1 w-y APOSTLE 2-3 (Pannill) Bonnington x Empress of Ireland. Large bicolour with a exhibitors to enter one of the six special classes at the Daffodil Society Centenary smooth, rounded perianth and pale lemon corona which is fluted and rolled at the Show at Solihull in April 1998 - hence the name. Very few available. mouth. Each £5/$8.50 Each 231$5.10 4w - p APRICOT SUNDAE 4 (Carncairn) A really beautiful flower with smooth texture resembling a pink and white Double Event. Has gained awards on the show bench. Each £5137.50 2w-wwy APRIL CHARM 4 ( Grant Mitsch) White perianth of good substance, with a flaring, nearly flat white crown with a narrow yellow rim. Each E1/$1.70 ly-y ARCTIC GOLD 2-3 (J, L. Richardson) Goldcourt x Kingscourt. Still one of the best yellow trumpets. A very deep gold. Show flower. Each E11$1.70 3w-gyr ARDGLASS 4 (Ballydorn) Very circular flower having a richly coloured open crown with a broad orange band on rim and deep green eye extending well into the crown on opening. Each £31$5.10 3y-r ARDOUR 3 (Mitsch) Cheerio x Market Merry. Good size blooms with deep yellow overlapping perianth and a rather small crown of quite deep orange red. Each E11$1.70 4y-y ASLAN 3.4 (Carncairn) Egg Nog x Daydream. A very striking yellow double with smooth regular outer perianth segments. Inner segments very deep yellow. A consistent show flower. Best Div. 4 Omagh, 1988. 1st Prize Div. 4 Hillsborough, 1990. Sdg. No. 7/11/78 Each E51$8.50 2w-w AVE 3 (Wilson) Truth x Slemish. This is a large pure white of flawless smoothness and 1y-y BARONSCOURT 3-4 (Carncairn) Kingscourt x Prince Igor. This is a brilliant yellow symmetry, having a broad pointed flat perianth standing at right-angles to the large trumpet, a strong plant and a good laster, one of the few varieties that doesn't lie down well balanced crown. in heavy frost. Each £1131.70 Each £1/$1.70 2w-o AVENGER 4 (J. L. Richardson) One of the first but still one of the best Kilworth x Arbar lyyw-wwy BEDGEBURY 3-4 (Carncairn) Camelot x Daydream. A wonderful flower for garden series. display, also an exhibition flower. Stands up well to bad weather, very free flowering Each £11$1.70 with good reverse. The whole trumpet turns pure white, edged with a crinkled band of 3w-gyy AVIGNON 3-4 (J. L. Richardson) Registered by Mrs. Richardson 1973. Attractive late deep chrome yellow. In some seasons the inside of the trumpet turns faintly pink. Div. 3. Named for Bedgebury school. Seedling No. 15/51/78. Each £2133.40 Each £10/317 6y-y BABY DOLL 2-3 (M. P. Williams) This is an old but attractive cyclamineus registered 2w-gpp BELTRIM 4 (Carncairn) Rosario x Irish Rose. A pink of good deep colour with a very in 1957. Dainty with deep yellow colouring. rounded perianth and round cup with green eye. Each £1131.70 Each £1/$1.70 11y-y BACCARAT 3-4 (Gerritsen) Pale yellow perianth with dark yellow collar. Medium 3o-o BENEFACTOR 3-4 (Carncairn) Altruist O.P. Show flower. Apricot orange perianth and height. red crinkled cup. Each 1/$1.70 Each £5/38.50 2o-o BAILEY 2-3 (Robinson-Carncairn) Bunclody x Fireraiser. Good show flower. Lasts and 2w-yoo BEN VORLICH 2-3 (Lea) White petals of smooth texture, and a bright orange-red flared cup. It has a very strong stem and neck. Excellent for show or garden. travels well. Best seedling Hillsborough N.I., 1990. Only a few to offer. Each £2/33.40 Sdg. No. 2/2/80. 6y-o BERYL 2-3 (Williams) Cyclamineus x Poelicus. Primrose perianth and orange Each £10l$17 bell-shaped cup. Very dainty flower. 2y-y BALLINDALLOCH 2-3 (Lea) Attractive narrow corona expanding and serrated at the Each £1l$1.70 mouth. A strong and consistent plant. 1y-w BIG JOHN 2-3 (Murray Evans) Large tall flower. Good colour contrast. Breeding Each £21$3.40 Daydream x Bethany. 1y-y BALLYARNETT 1 (Carncairn) Goldcourt x Moonstruck. This is a large soft yellow Each £41$6.80 trumpet and the earliest ly-y we have grown. 3w-yyr BIRD SONG 4 (Carncairn) Corotin x Tulyar. A beautiful well-poised flower with a pure Each £2133.40 white perianth and flat yellow cup banded with a brilliant orange-red. An excellent show 3w-wwo BALLYCASTLE 3-4 (Dunlop) A charming flower with a broad white perianth and flower. S shallow white crown lit by a dainty pinkish orange rim. Scented. Each £1131.70 Each £1131.70 12y-o BITTERN 2.3 (Mitsch) Matador x Cyclamineus. A unique flower with two or three lw-w BALLYFREMA 2-3 (Carncairn) Empress of Ireland x Arctic Doric. Pure white medium S blooms per stem. Clear yellow perianth and long filled crowns of bright orange-red. sized flower with a very straight trumpet. Very consistent. Something quite different, Each £3135.10 Each £5/38.50 1y-y BALLYLIG 3 (Carncairn) Loughanmore x Golden Sovereign. Sdg. No. 23/8/76. Very 2w-gyp BLAIR ATHOL 3-4 (Mrs. J. Abel Smith) Ethel x Myriantha. Broad white perianth with large deep yellow flower. Useful for late shows when most yellow trumpets are over. orange crown. Long strong stem, Exhibition flower. Each £5l$8.50 Each £2.50/$4.10 ly-wwy BALLYVOY 2.3 (Robinson-Carncairn) Armagh x Drumnabreeze. a consistent plant 3w-ooy BLARNEY 4 (J. L. Richardson) A most charming flower with a firm, satin-smooth, producing many exhibition flowers. Resembling Armagh in form. Has a very good show-white perianth and a flat salmon-orange crown with a narrow primrose rim. reverse like Drumnabreeze. First prizes in Northern shows 1995. Sdg. No. 2/22/79 Each £1/$1.70 Each £101$17 71,1 BOBWHITE 3-4 (Mitsch) Produces many stems some having 4 or 5 blooms. 2w-gpp BALVENIE (Lea) S Resembles Quail. Good increaser. Each £2/$3.40 Each £2/33.40 1y-y BANBRIDGE 2-3 (Richardson). Old favourite. Very early deep yellow registered by 2w-yyo BONAMARGY 4-5 (Carncairn) Merlin x Seedling. Slightly reflexing white perianth and W.J. Dunlop. brilliantly rimmed cup. For best colour should be shown young. Each £1131.70 Each £131.70 1w-p BON ROSE 3.4 (J. Erp) Elegant pale white pink trumpet raised in 1956. Tasmanian. 3w-yyo BARLEY SUGAR 4 (Carncairn) Bravura x Bushmills. This flower has a flat, very Each £2/33.40 rounded perianth with circular cup of soft yellow, rimmed with orange. Almost perfect 2y-gwy BRACKEN HILL 2-3 (Carncairn) Daydream x Moonspell. A distinctive reverse bicolour, form. having a longish green-white corona rimmed with deep yellow. A very strong grower. Each £1/$1.70 Each£1/$1.70

2w-yyo BRAVE JOURNEY 4 (Carncairn) Merlin x Seedling. A large flower with very rounded, 3w-y CARNEARNEY 4-5 (Carncairn) Merlin x Rockall. A very tall flower with overlapping overlapping perianth with a wire rim of clear orange. perianth segments and butter yellow corona Opening with a faint orange rim which Each £1/51.70 soon fades. Show flower. In our winning 12, Omagh, 1994. 3w-a BRAVURA 5 (Wilson) Folly x Sunstar. A very large flower with a broad white perianth Each £8/$13.60 2y-r and a well balanced, vivid orange-scarlet crown. A strong and vigorous plant. Excellent CATTISTOCK (J. W. Blanchard) Revelry x Dewlish. seed parent. Each £131.70 1 or 2w-gpp CAVODA 3-4 Each £1/£1.70 (Radcliffe) A pink of lovely quality. Very pure white perianth and rose- pink cup typical of Tasmanian breeding. 11 bw-ooy BRILLIANT STAR 3-4 (J. W. A Lefeber) Each £1151.70 Each E1/51.70 5w-w CELTIC WINGS 2-3 (Dr. John Reed, U.S.A.) Angel x Triandrus Albus. Bred from one 2w-w BROOMHILL 3 (F. E. Board) Raised in 1965. Still winning in exhibition. flower which produced one seed and one bulb, this is a vigourous plant. Which took Each £1151.70 first and second prize in its class int the 1994 National Show in U.S.A. Carries two or 2y-o BUNCLODY 4 (Lea) Revelry x Seedling. A medium sized flower with intense red cup three smooth white blooms. and smooth flat perianth of richest gold. Excellent show flower. Each£5/58.50 Each £2/53.40 2y-wwy CENTURY 2-3 (Pannill) Camelot x Daydream. Good form and contrast. A very good BURMA STAR 2-3 (Carncairn) Vulcan x Spelter. A strong grower producing a large 2y-gyo reverse exhibition flower. number of flowers. Deep yellow perianth and sculptured cup. Lovely green eye Each £4/56.80 shading to yellow and then bright orange which extends 3/d of the way down the cup. 11w-y CHABLIS 3 (Gerritsen) Split x Silvretta. Attractive and unusual split corona. White Each £1/51.70 perianth with soft pink corona segments edged with yellow. 1y-y CABRA 3 (Carncairn) Kingscourt x Prince Igor. A lovely smooth yellow trumpet coming Each £1/$1.70 very late in the season and useful for late shows. The flowers are consistently well- lww CHANIA 2.3 (Carncairn) Empress of Ireland x Arctic Doric. A large flower well formed, resembling Prince Igor. proportioned with a slightly greenish tinge where the perianth segments join the Each E1/51.70 corona. Very short neck. Show flower. 3w-gyo CADENCE 4 (Mitsch) Galata x Tuskar Light. A very pretty flower with pure white flat Each £21$3.40 perianth. The crown is vivid green in the centre, shading to yellow with a wide orange- 11 y-y CHANTERELLE 3 (Gerritsen) Cream-white perianth and bright yellow flat split corona. red rim and a nicely scallO.P.ed edge. Each £1151.70 Each £1/51.70 1 w-w CHASTE 2-3 (Mitsch) Beautiful white trumpet. Large with heavy substance and 2w-gpp CAIRNDHU 4 (Carncairn) This small dainty flower comes consistently in good form. It overlapping perianth, good exhibition flower. has a dark olive-green eye, deep pink frilled cup and sparkling white perianth. Each £5/58.50 Each £1/$1.70 7y-w CHAT 3 (Mitsch) Binkie x Jonquilla. A reverse jonquil of very nice form. Perianth of 2yw-w CAIRNGORM 3-4 (Mrs. J. L. Richardson) Camelot x Daydream. A beautiful flower very S pale lemon with cups fading to white. Up to three flowers per stem. similar in colouring to its sister seedling Amber Castle. Strong plant. Good bulbs. Each £1/$1.70 Each £1151.70 2w-p CHELSEA DERBY 3-4 (G. H. Johnstone) Frequently used for breeding pinks by 3w-yyo CALLAWAY 4 (Carncairn) Snow Magic O.P. An unusual flower which appears to have Mrs. Abet Smith. a pink flush to the perianth in the early stages but when mature becomes glistening Each 21/51.70 white. Corona yellow with soft pinkish orange rim with indentations. Good increaser. 3w-r CHERRY BOUNCE 3-4 (Throckmorton) Very smooth white perianth and small cherry- Each £5/58.50 red corona. der Zalm) A large primrose-yellow double. yy CAMELLIA3(Van Each £2/53.40 Each £1151.70 9w-gyr CHESTERTON 5 (B. S. Duncan) A vigorous Poet with rounded perianth segments and 2w-w CANISP 2-3 (Lea) Ave x Early Mist F.C.C. (E), 1967. An outstanding beautiful flower of saucer shaped crown edged with deep red. Good exhibition flower. near trumpet prO.P.ortions. Each £2/£3.40 EachE2/53.40 2y-r CHIANTI 3-4 (W. Pannill) Ceylon x Jezebel. Tall with a light yellow perianth and 9w-gyr CANTABIL 5 (Guy L. Wilson) One of the finest poets, having a sparkling white shallow deep orange cup slightly paler towards the eye. Stands the sun well. ____p0an large, flat deep green eye rimmed with red. Wonderful colour if cut young. Each £5/58.50 Each £2153.40 2w-gpp CHIQUITA 3-4 (Murray Evans) (Interim x Greenisland) x Cara Nome. A medium sized 1 w-w CANTATRICE 2.3 (G. L. Wilson) Very old trumpet with great quality. flower with a round perianth and flaring corona of deep pink. Each £2153.40 Each £5/58.50 2w-w CAPE COOL 2.3 (Carncairn) Empress of Ireland x Arctic Doric. A tall early flower with 2w-g wp CHURCH BAY 3-4 (Carncairn) Drumtullagh x Little Princess. Tall striking flower with a straight cup and short neck. A lovely while with green tinges like Empress of Ireland. great substance. Green eye and orange-pink frilled cup. A very strong grower. Each £1151.70 Each £1/51.70 2w-w CHURCHFIELD (Carncairn) Easter Moon x Guy Wilson seedling. Very Ike Easter 3y-y DAIQUIRI 3-4 (Pannill) Lemnos x Lemonade. Light yellow perianth. Shallow corona of Moon but with more expanded and better shaped cup, which Opens cream but butter yellow. gradually turns pure white with a beautiful deep green eye. Very good show flower. Each £3/35.10 Each £1/31.70 2w-ooy DAVIOT 3 (Brodie of Brodie) The perianth is of lovely quality, clear white with a hint of 2w•w CHURCHMAN 2 (Ballydorn) Very white with an elegant straight cup. Consistent show green where the.petal joins the crown, which is bright orange coral, shading towards winner. Large. primrose at the rim. Each £31$5.10 Each £1/31.70 1 w-w CLONEYTRACE 2-3 (Carncairn) Empress of Ireland x Arctic Doric. A very healthy 2y-w DAYDREAM 3 (Grant Mitsch) Binkie x Seedling. A certain show winner. Perfectly plant making clean bulbs, has grown consistently for man y years without basal rot. formed with good substance and texture, the crown opens lemon coloured but soon I think I have underestimated this flower. It has breeding potential if crossed with a fades to white. Very long lasting. good lw-w. Sdg. No. 1/69/59 Each £13/$13.60 Each £1/31.70 2w-p CLOSE ENCOUNTER 3-4 (Pannill) Woodlea x Finlona. Cream-white perianth with 3w-wwo DELL CHAPEL 3-4 (Lea) Suilven x Hamzall. This delightful flower has a round pure long cup of rosy pink. white perianth and a small flattish cup with a neat rim of pinkish orange. Consistent Each £41$6.80 show flower. 3w-gor COLLECTORS CHOICE 3.4 (Carncairn) seedling 2/422 x Masaka. A tall large flower, Each £1/31.70 with a flattish cup, broadly rimmed with orange. 4w-p DELNASHAUGH 4 (Lea) Kinbrace x Romance. The perianth segments are broad and Each £11$1.70 flat and the inner segments are deep pink interspersed with white. Produces pollen 2w-w COLUMBUS 3-4 (Carncairn) Easter Moon x Guy Wilson seedling. A sister of and is sometimes fertile. Churchfield. A flower of wonderful substance and texture. Very pure white perianth with Each £3/35.10 greenish-grey eye. Very Successful in shows. 2y-y DEMAND 2.3 (IP G. Phi!!!ps) Each £1/31.70 Each £2/33.40 2w-gyo CONESTOGA 3-4 (W. A. Bender) An unusual flower with good colour contrast having a pure white rounded perianth and flat cup, scalloped at the edge, of clear true orange 6w-y DEMITASSE 2-3 (Pannill) Beautiful small flower, usually two per stem. colour. Each £81313.60 Each £5/38.50 2w-p DESERT ROSE 3-4 (Richardson) Daybreak x Romance. A very consistent flower with 2w-gww CONNOR 3-4 (Carncairn) Easter Moon x Rose Caprice. Tall, with a translucent a pure white perianth and a small cup which is deep pink right to the base. sexagonal green eye. Greenish cream cup which turns pure white. Each £1131.70 Each £1131.70 2w-gyr DIABLO 3.4 (Pannill) Roimond x Corsair. Bowl shaped cup of bright golden yellow, 2w-y COOLATTIN 3-4 (Carncairn) The rounded cup is edged with a beautiful lemon-yellow green eye and orange-red rim. Cream-white perianth. and has a greenish eye. A very long laster, sunproof. Vigorous grower. Each £2/33.40 Each £1/$1.70 7y-w DICKCISSEL 3 (Mitsch) Binkie x Jonquilla. A very attractive reverse bicolour. Two or 3w-gww COOL CRYSTAL 4-5 (Mitsch) Chinese White seedling. Similar to Chinese White but S three blooms. with more substance, whiter and with a bowl-shaped cup. Has many show bench Each £1131.70 Successes. Each £2133.40 4y-o DISCOVERY 4 (Mitsch) Gaytime x Daydream. A distinctive double with fewer 2w-ppo COREEN 3-4 (Carncairn) Rosario x Salmon Trout. The long cup, which curls back at segments than some but very elegant and with beautiful colours. A good increaser. the mouth, has a tinge of mauve inside, and on the outside is a good deep pink. Each £3/35.10 Each £31$5.10 3w-goo DOCTOR HUGH 4 (B. S. Duncan) Very deep red cup. Like an improved Rockall.

` CORNET 2..3 (Alec Gray) Pre 1953 Consistent prize winner. Each £2/33.40 Each £4/36.80 COTTON CANDY 3 (Murray Evans) a very attractive double, white with a primrose 4w-yyp 11w-owo DOLLY MOLLINGER 3-4 (J.W. A. Lefeber) a brightly coloured addition to this division. centre which fades to nearly white. The inner segments have delicate rims of pale Each £1131.70 pink. Each £31$5.10 2w-o DON CARLOS 4 ( J. L. Richardson) A.M., R.H.S., 1964. Kilworth x Arbar. Pure white 3w-goo COUNTRY MORNING 3-4 (Richardson) Ariel x ? very like Ariel. This flower has a perianth and flattish cup of brilliant deep solid orange. Good show flower. Each £1/31.70 beautiful round overlapping perianth and unusual orange corona. Each £2/$3.40 4w-p DOUBLE BLUSH 4 (Carncairn) A delightful pink double growing on medium length 2o-r CREAGH DUBH 2-3 (Lea) Very deep orange colour in perianth and goblet shaped cup. stems. Good in pots having very uniform flowers like peach-pink rosettes backed by Rather a long neck but good poise. TO.P. class show flower. smooth cream-white petals. Breeding Egg Nog x Little Princess. Each £201$34 Each 22133.40

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3y-r DOUBTFUL 2-3 (Richardson) On the border line between Division 2 & 3. A lovely neat 4w-y EGG NOG 3-4 (Richardson) Gaytime x Rose Caprice. One of Mrs. Richardson's strong flower with a clear yellow very smooth flat perianth and a small goblet-shaped cup of yellow and white doubles. Does not lie down in bad weather conditions. Sets seed intense glowing orange-red. An ideal show flower. easily. Each E1/$1.70 Each E1/$1.70 • 6w-y DOVE WING$ 1.2 (C. F. Coleman) A.M., R.H.S., 1954. A sister seedling to Jenny. 4y-y ELIXIR 5 (Mitsch) A useful addition to all-yellow double class. Strong grower. White, refjeing perianth and primrose yellow cup finely indented at the rim. A good Each £2/$3.40 • garden flower. 4w-p ELPHIN 4 (Lea) Fionn x Rose Caprice. Good grower. Carries pollen and stigma for Each E1131.70 breeding. 2w-p DRENAGH 3.4 (Carncairn) Guy Wilson seedling x Rose Royale. This is a tall, Each £3135.10 upstanding pink. The cup is pure pink right to the base. This plant stands up well to 3w-gyy EMINENT 4-5 (Mitsch) Greenisland x Bithynia. Cool flower. bad weather, and is a sturdy grower. Each £1/31/70 Each £1/51.70 1 w-w EMPRESS OF IRELAND 2 (Guy L. Wilson) A.M., R.H.S. 1956, Well known large 3w-yyr DRESS CIRCLE 3-4 (Bloomer) A good size flower, pure white perianth and yellow white trumpet. Exhibition flower. corona edged deep red. Each £2/33.40 Each E1/31.70 4w-y ERISKAY 3.4 (Lea) Each E2133.40 2y-w DRUMAWILLAN 3-4 (Carncairn) Cantatrice x Content. Rather resembling Spellbinder 2y-r (W. G. Pannill) Vulcan x Zanzibar. Originally classified as 2o-r having a with a cup instead of a trumpet. The perianth is smooth and without curl to the EXALTED 3-4 segments. Produces a very good colour reverse. very deep yellow perianth which in some seasons flushes orange. Each E1/31.70 Each 23/35.10 3w-gyr EYECATCHER 5 (Carncairn) Bravura x Bushmills. This flower has a pure white 2y-wwy DRUMNABREEZE 3 (Carncairn) Daydream x Moonspell. A very large flower with the perianth and a most noticeable cup, with a deep green eye, chrome-yellow middle shortest possible neck. The corona reverses quickly leaving the crinkled edge deep section, and edged with a serrated band of brilliant red. yellow. Each E1131.70 Each E1/31.70 3y-gyo FAIRGREEN 5 (Ballydorn) Portrush seedling. Very tall and strong growing, with a 2w-wwp DULCIE JOAN 3-4 (Abel Smith) Ethel x Syracuse. A smooth white flower with a deep lovely green eye and brilliant orange band pink rim. Very free-flowering. Each 22163.40 Each £11$1.70 2w-gpp FAIR PROSPECT 4-5 (Richardson) Infatuation x Debutante. Pure white perianth of 2w-y DUNMURRY 3-4 (W. J. Dunlop) A first class flower of most beautiful quality and thick lovely quality, large well-balanced bowl-shaped crown of deep coral pink with a green waxy texture. Brilliant colour contrast. base. Good plant and bulb. Excellent exhibition flower. Each £1/51.70 Each E2/33.40 6w-w DURANGO 2.3 (Pannill) Refined pure white cyclamineus. Reflexed overlapping 3w-gww FAIRY FOOTSTEPS 5 (Ballydorn) Small pure flower with circular glistening white perianth. Straight corona rolled at the mouth. Jenny x Empress of Ireland. perianth and deep emerald eye with a white edge to the corona. Each E5/$8.50 Each £243.40 1w-p EARLY BLOSSOM 2 (Abel Smith) An underrated flower. The earliest pink I know. 3w-goo FAIRY ISLAND 4-5 (Wootton-Carncairn) Broad. spreading poeticus white perianth. Potential for breeding. S Corona has jade green eye and soft, pinkish orange, very flat cup. Deeper orange Each £233.40 at the edge. 2w-gww EASTER MOON 3 (G. Wilson) Tryst x Greenland. A perfect flower with broad smooth Each £51$8.50 overlapping perianth of faultless waxy texture and substance. Shortish cup, pure white 2y-r FALSTAFF 2-3 (Richardson) A striking flower of brilliant colour and quality bred throughout with cold sage green base in cup. from Ceylon by pollen of red and yellow seedling. One of the best in its class. Each E1/31.70 Strong vigorous plant. Each E1161.70 lw-w EAST WIND 2.3 (D. S. Bell) Breeding Glacier x Ulster Queen. 9w-ggr FANAD HEAD 5 (Ballydorn) A beautiful poet. Reflexing perianth. Flat sage corona with Each £1/$1.70 fine brick red band. 2w-ypp ECLAT 4 (Mitsch) Caro Nome x Accent. A flower of very brilliant colouring. The flat Each E2/$3.40 pink cup can be almost red in some cases. Of value for breeding. 2w-p FANIA 3-4 (Richardson) Dailmanch x Quiet Day. An elegant pink, the corona slightly Each E1/51.70 expanded and serrated, paler at the edge, curling back a little. Perianth shovel shaped 2w-y EDGE GROVE 2-3 (Carncairn) Perianth of smooth texture standing at right angles to making 2 triangles. 1st Prize Seedling class, Bangor, Co. Down, 1994. the tube shaped corona which is slightly expanded at the mouth. Exhibition flower. Sdg. No. 5/11/86. Very few bulbs. Each £51$8.50 Each £20/$34 12 13

2w-p FIONN 3-4 (Lea) A fine pink that is clear bright pink right to the base of the cup which 4w-r GAY TIME 4-5 (J. L. Richardson) Falaise x Limerick. A.M., R.H.S., 1955. is formed like a short trumpet. The well-rounded perianth gives good balance to the Each £1/$1.70 flower on its tallish stem. The perianth is white. lw-w GENTEEL 3.4 (W. J. Pannill) Vigil x Empress of Ireland. Beautiful white trumpet with Each E21$3.40 uniform roll and smooth texture. 2o-o FIREMAN 3 (Carncairn) Vulcan x Spelter. Another glowing orange flower, very similar Each £3155.10 to Fireraiser but not so circular in form. Slightly largerand earlier. 2w-gpp GEORGE'S PINK 2-3 (Carncairn Tarry) The corona is long and trumpet shaped, curling Each £31$5.10 back at the mouth, deep pink with a lovely green eye. 2o-o FIRERAISER 3.4 (Carncairn) Vulcan x Spelter. The corona Is a bright orange-red, Each E81$13.60 and the whole flower is the most incredible burning orange colour which intensifies 2y-y GIGOLO 3-4 (Murray Evans) Very broad flat perianth and short cup. Tall strong stem as the flower ages. and short neck. Aircastle colouring. Each £51$8.50 Each £1/51.70 6yyw-gyp FIRST BORN 3-4 (Dr. J. Reed) Exciting flower which has won awards in U.S.A. Said 1y-gww GIN AND LIME 2-3 (Carncairn) Goldcourt x Moonstruck. A large flower of exceptional to be the first yellow pink cyclamineus. quality. Many times a prize winner and thought by some experts to be the best 1y-w Each E101$17 yet raised. 2y-r FLAMING METEOR 2 (Mitsch) Armada x Ceylon. The large flat perianth is of good Each £5158.50 substance and the long crown is a brilliant orange-red. 2w-w GLASNEVIN 2-3 (Carncairn) Polar Circle x Soledad. A large very pure white flower Each £1/51.70 with bowl shaped ribbed corona and broad overlapping perianth segments. Exhibition 2y-w FOCAL POINT 3 (Mitsch) Rus Holland x Entrancement. A striking flower with strong flower. Named especially for Glasnevin Jubilee. Sdg. No. 1/12/82. Very few available. stems and upward tilted blooms becoming pure white as they mature. Each £201$34 Each £1/$1.70 2w-oor GLASTON 3 (Phillips) An unusual coloured flower which we have used successfully 4y-wwy FOOL'S GOLD 4 (Carncairn) Daydream x Egg Nog. Our first reverse bicolour on overseas collections. double. Not large but elegant. When fully reversed the petaloids are white, Each £1/$1.70 beautifully edged with gold. 1w-y GLENAMOY 2-3 (Carncairn) Preamble x seedling No. 1/59159. A deep yellow trumpet Each £3/$5.10 contrasting well with the white perianth which is broad and overlapping. 1w-y FORESIGHT 1 (Guy L. Wilson) Often in flower here in February. The golden trumpet is The trumpet has an attractive roll. A long lasting flower. circular with a slight roll and the perianth is flat and white. Each £11$1.70 Each £11$1.70 2y-orr (Lea) Almost a trumpet. With a long corona turning from orange to 2y-goo FORGEMILL 2-3 (Carncairn) Vulcan x Spelter. A really consistent flower with a neat GLEN CLOVA 2.3 orange-red cup and rounded perianth segments. striking red at the mouth. Each £3/$5.10 Each £2/$3.40 2w-gwp FOXFIRE 3 (Murray Evans) Limerick x Seedling. A round flower with a very white 2w-w GLENDERMOTT 2-3 (G. L. Wilson) Good, strong white. Excellent for breeding. perianth and greenish white cup with a green eye and coral rim. A.M. (E) R.H.S., 1969. Each £1/51.70 Each £141.70 2w-gpp FRAGRANT ROSE 4-5 (B. S. Duncan) Roseworthy Seedling x Merlin. One of the 4y-r GLENGANAGH 3-4 (Carncairn) Castle Dobbs x Falaise seedling. A very consistent S best pinks, with heavy texture and wonderful colour, scented. Good exhibition flower. flower which stands up well to bad weather. Fertile both ways. Good colour contrast. Each £5158.50 Exhibition flower. Each £51$8.50 2w-w FREE SPIRIT 3 (Pannill) Verona x Stainless. Smooth glistening white perianth which is very rounded. Bowl shaped cup uniformly fluted. 3w-r GLENWHERRY 5 (W. J. Dunlop) Isola x Sunstar. Well known old variety with white Each £41$6.80 perianth and brilliant red cup. (Carncairn) Frigid x Silver Chimes. Coming sometimes with two Each £1/$1.70 4w-w FROU-FROU 4.5 S heads, this is an enchanting novelty. Small poeticus white double flowers like little 1 Y-Y GOLD COURT 3-4 (J. L. Richardson) A neat flower of perfect form and great ballet skirts. Fertile in some seasons. substance, bred from Crocus by Cromarty, of the purest gold colour. Good breeder. Each £2153.40 Each £11$1.70 2y-r FUEGO 2-3 (Richardson) Cathay x Patagonia Firecracker seedling. Sunproof, great 1y-y GOLD PHANTOM 3-4 (Richardson) Arctic Gold x O.P. Deep gold flower, very smooth, laster. medium size. Has won in shows. Each £1/$1.70 Each £1/$1.70 4w-o GAY CHALLENGER 3.4 (J. L. Richardson ) Very large double. Sister to Gay Song 1y-y GOLD STRIKE 3.4 (Carncairn) 1y-y seedling x Tittle Tattle. Scented. The first with orange centre. success in our attempt to breed trumpet daffodils with jonquil scent. Each £3155.10 Each £1/$1.70

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4y-y GOLDEN DUCAT 3-4 (Speelman & Sons) A most striking large golden yellow of lovely 3w-yyr HAWKEYE 3-4 (Pannill) Aircastle x Merlin. White rounded perianth segments and form and quality despite its Immense size. Strong, vigorous plant, very free of bloom small yellow bowl shaped cup with narrow red rim which is not sunproof. Each £2153.40 and increase. Each £1/51.70 2y-r HEAT HAZE 4 (Carncairn) Revelry x Kindled. A sculptured flower with tremendous 1y-y GOLDEN GIRL 3-4 (Carncairn) Loughanmore x Golden Sovereign. Named in memory substance. The deep orange-red cup is completely circular and the perianth, which is of a very special person. Deep golden yellow trumpet of great value for late shows. consistently well formed, is a pale lemon-yellow flushing red. Very smooth texture, trumpet serrated and curling back at the mouth. Sdg. No. 32/8/76 Each £1/$1.70 Each £151525.50 2y-o HEATHFIRE 3.4 (Richardson) Air Marshal x Firecracker. A very fine flower with bright 2y-wwy GOLDEN HALO 3.4 (Ballydorn) Daydream x Moonspell. A long lasting flower Opening golden yellow perianth and a large straight crown of orange-red nicely trifled at the yy with a short trumpet type corona which reverses and develO.P.s a deep amber gold mouth. The flower takes a few days for the colour to develop fully and it is then nearly rim. Unusual. sunproof. A very strong grower with good stiff stems. Each £3155.10 Each £1/$1.70 2y-wwy GOLDEN HALO 3.4 (Ballydorn) Daydream x Moonspell. A long lasting flower Opening 2w-gwp HIGHLAND WEDDING 2-3 (Richardson) Interim x Rose Caprice. This is a very striking yy with a short trumpet type corona which reverses and develops a deep amber gold flower with broad, overlapping perianth segments of pure white. The large deeply rim. Unusual. serrated crown is bell-shaped and white with a broad band of bright coral-pink shading Each £31$4.50 off towards the greenish base of the cup. ly-y GOLDEN RAPTURE 3-4 (J. L. Richardson) a large flower with smooth perianth Each OM .70 segments and a long trumpet, frilled at the mouth, of a good deep yellow. 2y-PPY HIGHLITE 4 (Pannill) A lovely and unusual flower with a smooth yellow perianth and Each £1151170 cup shaped corona of soft pink, we have used it in winning collections for USA bred 3w-gyr GOOSE GREEN 4 (Ballydorn) A delightful flower, bred from two Div. 9 seedlings. flowers. S Pure white perianth and yellow crown with thin, frilled red rim. The eye is emerald Each £2/$3.40 green. 2w-gwp HIGH SOCIETY 3-4 (Brian Duncan) Many times prizewinner. Each £51$8.50 Each £3/55.10 GOSSAMER 4 G. E. Mitsch) Probably Cushendall x Cantabile. Small with a pure 2w-gyo HIGHWAY SONG 3-4 (Carncairn) Kilworth x Matapan. Resembling Matapan and white perian ith incurving segments. The eye is a vivid emerald green with a crown having very good bulbs which in this area do not suffer from fungus troubles as do its emon with a band of pink. parents. Lovely brilliant orange-red corona and smooth white circular perianth. Each £1/$1.70 Each £1/$1,70 3w-gyy GRACE NOTE 5 (G. E. Mitsch) Probably Cushendall x Cantabile. Small with a pure 8y-o HOOPOE 3-4 (Mitsch) Tazetta Jonquil hybrid with fragrance. white perianth with incurving segments. The eye is a vivid emerald green with a frilled S Each £2153.40 lemon margin. Very decorative. 4y - o HOT TODDY 4 (Carncairn) Formley seedling 3/2/72. Egg Nog x Little Princess. Yellow Each £2/$3.40 double with orange segments very evenly distributed. Strong grower. 4y-o GREBE 3-4 (Mitsch) A striking medium size double with up to three flat layers of deep Each £1151.70 IBIS (G. E. Mitsch) Attractive Cyclamineus with well reflexing white petals and long yellow perianth segments. The Inner petaloids are yellow and orange. C._ Each £21$3.40 red lemon trumpet. Trousseau x Cyclamineus. 3w-gyo GREEN BRIDGE 3-4 (Carncairn) Merlin x Rockall. A very tall flower with good poise Each £2/$3.40 and strong stern. The perianth segments are smooth and overlapping, the small 5w-w ICE WINGS 3-4 (Coleman) Beautiful ice-white flowers of great substance, usually two corona is six-angled with vivid green at the base and chrome yellow with a crinkled or three flowers per stem. Good exhibition flower. One of my favourites. Each 22/53.40 band of bright orange. Exhibition flower. In our winning twelve Omagh 1995. Sdg. No. 3/60179 2w-w IMMACULATE 2-3 (Jackson) A wonderful flower but unfortunately has not been Each £2153.40 registered. An excellent breeder. 2w-gyy GREEN GLENS 4-5 (Carncairn) A tall late flower, with a distinctive dark olive green Each t2/53.40 eye spreading slightly into the cup, which is fluted and brillant yellow at the edge. The 3w-gyy IMPALA 4-5 (Mitsch) Chinese White x Unknown. A very elegant flower with stiff perianth is poeticus white and slightly reflexing. Very good in pots. perianth segments and flat yellow crown with a beautiful green eye. Show flower. Each £2/$3.40 Each £2153.40 6w-gwy GREENLET 2-3 (M. Foulds) G. E. Mitsch 1969. Attractive cyclamiueus with green eye. 1 w-w INNISWOOD 3-4 (Carncairn) Cotterlon x Kanchenjunga. A graceful flower coming in Each £2/$3.40 consistently good form with a short neck. The trumpet does not roll but expands slightly at the edge. Has won in shows. 2w - o HAPPY FACE 3.4 (Carncairn) Chinese x Fermoy. A big flower with an expanded buff- orange cup. Each £1151.70 Each £1/51.70 1 w-w INITIATION 4 (Carncairn) Cotterton x Broughshane. Late white with a very smooth, pure white perianth and a nicely frilled trumpet which rolls back as the flower ages. 4y - o HAWAII 4 (J. L. Richardson) Falaise x Ceylon. Strong yellow red double. Frequent show winner. Very green eye. Each £2/53.40 Each £1151.70

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7y-w INTRIGUE 5 (Pannill) Wonderful contrast when the flowers mature, good show flower 3w-r KILDRUM 5 ( W. J. Dunlop) Sunstar x Isola. A very large flower with a deep orange- with several flowers to the stem. red flattish cup and pure white perianth. Each £3/$5.10 Each £1/$1.70 3y-yyo IRISH COFFEE 5 (Mitsch/Throckmorton) Greenisland x Chinese White. Very broad 9w-gyr KILLEARNAN 4-5 ( Lea) Round sparkling pure white perianth with beautiful moss ivory perianth which turns lemon. Crown Opening yellow with an orange band. An S green base yellow mid zone and brilliant red pleated rim. Strong scent, good exhibition unusual flower. flower. Each £11$1.70 Each £3155.10 2y-o IRISH LIGHT 3-4 (Richardson) Patagonia x Border Chief. Brightest colour, smoothest 7y-o KINGLET 3 (Mitsch) Narvik x Jonquilla. An attractive orange-cupped jonquil hybrid texture, and exceptionally strong plant with good stems. bearing two or three blooms to each stem. Rapid increaser. Each £1/$1.70 Each £1151.70 3w-gww IRISH LINEN 4 (Carncairn) Wootton Seedling x Hamzali. A truly beautiful flower, KINGSCOURT 3-4 (J L. Richardson) F.C.C. 1947. Royalist x Crocus. One of the best being purest white throughout, with a striking dark green eye. Many times prize winner. known old yellow trumpets. Many times a prize winner. Each £31$5.10 Each £2153.40 2w-y IRISH MIST 3-4 (Richardson) Irish Minstrel x O.P. This flower has great substance 1y-y KING'S STAG 2-3 (J. W. Blanchard) Tollard Royal x Arctic Gold. A rich golden trumpet and texture. The deep yellow-orange cup is neatly serrated at the edge. with broad flat petals. Good exhibition flower. Each £1/$1.70 Each £3/$5.10 3-4 (Carncairn) An outstanding 3 with a brilliant glowing red cup, not 3w-o IRISH RANGER 3w•gyo KIRKINRIOLA 3-4 (Carncairn) Merlin x Fairrnile, A very consistent flower with deep sun-proof but of good form and texture. green eye and brilliant orange rim. Each £1151.70 Each £11$1.70 3w-r IRISH SPLENDOUR 4 (Dunlop) Tall and brightly coloured. 3w-gww KNOCKLAYDE 4 (A. E. Robinson) Carncairn. Cool Crystal x Delos. Tall flower Each E1/$1.70 resembling Cool Crystal but with better poise and purer white. The corona is tightly 4y-y ISLANDER 3-4 (Carncairn) Fiji O.P. A consistent exhibition flower with smooth, well trilled. Sdg. No. 3/51/79 formed outer perianth segments of soft yellow and slightly darker inner segments of Each £101517 egg yolk colour. Sdg. No. 1/44175 KNOWEHEAD 3 (G. L. Wilson) Pure ice-white with a pointed but broad perianth and Each £101$17 2w-w trumpet shaped crown, rolled at the mouth. JANA 1)(Alec Gray) Medium sized clear yellow. Each £1151.70 Each 22/$3.40 2w-wwp JANIS BABSON 3 (Evans) Seedling x Caro Nome. A very decorative flower with a 3w-yyo LANGFORD GROVE 3-4 (Abel Smith) Hamzali x Aircastle. A good flower for exhibition dainty frill to the circular flattish cup. Very suitable for floral art. with a flat yellow cup banded with orange. Pure white perianth slightly reflexing. Each £2/$3.40 Each £1151.70 2y-o JENNIE TAIT 3 (Carncairn) Zeus x Bunclody. Named espically for the 100th birthday -----2w-o LARKFIELD 3.4 (W, J. Dunlop) This flower has a pure white perianth and perfectly of a great Scottish lady on request of her granddaughter. At last some success in the '------plopcdone-cl--e-revih of a quite unique shade of salmon orange. Each £1/51.70 quest for sunproof y-o's. It lasted in brilliant sunshine in 1995. Has an unusual goblet shaped corona narrowing at the mouth. Show potential and very healthy. Sdg. 6/3/82. Gyw-w LEMON SILK 2-3 (Mitsch) Nazareth x Cyclamineus. Opening soft lemon with a long Only a few to offer. flared cup which eventually turns pure white. Beautiful smooth perianth resembling Each 001517 N. Cyclamineus, one of the best. 6w-w JENNY 2 (C. F. Coleman) Pure white sister of Dove Wings. Each £9/515.30 Each £1/$1.70 1 w-w LESLIE HILL 2-3 (Carncairn) Chinese White x Ave. A very neat and consistent white 6y-o JETFIRE 1-2 (Mitsch) Market Merry x Carbineer x (Armada x Cyclamineus). A trumpet. Long-lasting, uniform. and making excellent bulbs. Has gained awards on the charming early flower with a rich yellow perianth which reflexes beautifully, and a show bench. longish corona which Opens golden orange and gradually turns a rich orange red. Free Each £2/$3.40 of bloom and increase. 2w-o LIBYA 4 (Richardson) Kilworth x Ciro. A flower of striking colour with a large crown of Each £1151.70 deep orange-red, frilled at the edge. 2w-p JEWEL SONG 4 (J. L. Richardson) Infatuation x Debutante. Rounded overlapping Each £1/51.70 perianth segments and a small cup of solid coral pink. A small but beautiful flower, 6w-gpp LILAC CHARM 3.4 (Duncan) Roseworthy x 8562 x Rose Caprice. Well known Each £1.$1.70 cyclamineus with great charm as its name suggests. Many limes a prize-winner. 2w-p KILDAVIN 3-4 (Lea) Pure white slightly reflexing perianth and clear true pink trumpet- Each £4/56.80

like corona. Does not come large with us. 2w - p LILAC DELIGHT 4 (Mitsch) Precedent x Carita. Salmon crown suffused with lavender. Each £1/51.70 Each £2/$3.40

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4w-w LILLANDE 3-4 (Carncairn) Egg Nog x Castle Dobbs. This flower has wide while (Frylink) 8w-o MARTHA WASHINGTON 3 perianth segments the inner whorl is inflexed with wavy margins, corona segments Each £1/51.70 S interspersed among the perianth segments and trilled slightly resembling carnations. 1w-y MARY SUMNER 2-3 (Carncairn) Opening with a pale cream perianth and yellow The neck is short and strong. trumpet which changes to greenish cream with a beautiful roll at the mouth. Very tall Each £3155.10 and strong growing. 2w-wwy LIMPKIN 3.4 (Mitsch) Aircastle x Homage. Rounded overlapping perianth, saucer Each E11$i.70 shaped crown of pale lemon changing to near white with narrow trilled rim of yellow. 3w-r MATAPAN 3 (Richardson) Coronach x Forfar. An old variety but still one of the most Each £1151.70 beautifully formed in its class with a perfect rounded deep red cup and glistening white 6w-p LITTLE PRINCESS 3-4 (Richardson) A very strongly coloured pink corona with a perianth. satiny pure white perianth. We are getting very good results using this as a pollen £1/51.70 parent. 1yw-p MEMENTO 3 (Mitsch) Gloriola x Rima. Lemon ivory perianth good form, flat and Each £21$3.40 overlapping. The trumpet is long and straight, a light apricot pink. Exhibition flower and 3w-yyo LOCH ASSYNT 3 (Lea) Syracuse x Seedling. Beautiful rounded flower with a large increases well well-formed perianth and orange-rimmed corona. £253.40 Each £21$3.40 2w-gww MENUCHA 3 (Carncairn) Wootton seedling x White Prince. It is a very smooth 2w-o LOCH BRORA 2-3 (Lea) Snow white perianth and a large cup of vivid orange. Very consistent flower slightly resembling Easter Moon but with a larger more rounded cup. Each £1151.70 striking flower. (Carncairn) One of the most beautiful flowers we have raised, with Each £5158.50 3y-yyo MEREDITH 3-4 large overlapp i ng perianth segments of pale yellow and shallow orange-yellow corona 2y-r LOCH CARRON 2-3 (Lea) A good show flower with neat straight sides, cup of solid rimmed with orange-red. Very consistent. Best unregistered seedling Belfast Show red. 1993. Seedling No. 13/19182. Breeding unnamed Wootton seedling x Pale Sunlight. Each £21$3.40 Each £10/517 2y-r LOCH LOYAL 2-3 (Lea) Large rich golden perianth and fiery red cup. In winning 3w-yyr MERLIN 3-4 (Richardson) Mahmoud O.P. Engleheart Cup, 1979 and 1980. Each £1/51.70 Each £2153.40 3w-gyo MERLIN'S CASTLE 4 (Carncairn) Consistent. In winning 12 in Championship of 2y-r LOCH MORE 2-3 (Lea) (seedling x Falstaff) x Torridon. A good exhibition flower clearly Ireland in 1989. Breeding (Corofin x Merlin) x Aircastle. showing the Torridon breeding, medium size. In the winning Engleheart group in Each £3/55.10 London, 1981. 5w -y MERRY BELLS 4 (Oregon Bulb Farms) Each £5158.50 Each £1151.70 2y-o LOCH OWSKEIGH 3 (Lea) seedling x Caramba . 2y-p MILESTONE (Mitsch) Leonaine x O.P. Slightly pointed perianth of sulphur yellow with Each £1151.70 distinct pink cup. 1 y-y LOUGHANMORE 4 (Carncairn) Kingscourt x Antwerp. This is a very useful flower for Each £2153.40 late shows. It is very l i ke Kingscourt, but with a more serrated edge to the trumpet. 3w-gwy MINT CUP 3-4 (Carncairn) Wootton seedling x Shantallow. Good form and texture, The flower is a lovely bright clear yellow throughout and stands on a short neck at right beautiful grey green eye. angles to the strong stem. Each E11$1.70 Each £3155.10 5w-w MISSION BELLS 4 (Mitsch) Silver Bells O.P. Usually comes with three flowers per 2y-r LOUGHBAWN 2 (Carncairn) (Fortune's Sun x Ceylon) x Spelter. The earliest and stem for us. One of my favourites, ivory white with slightly reflexing perianths and longest lasting of all the 2y-r seedlings we have bred. Grows very well in pots. The cup long, bowl shaped crowns with yellow green eyes. has a straight edge and holds its colour well. Exhibited under No. W19/11. Each £21$3.40 Each £2/53A0 11w-y MISTRAL 3-4 (Gerritson) A rapid increaser making good bulbs. Pure white and clear 2y-r LURIG 3 (Carncairn) Large flower with striking colour which won three awards in yellow. Each £1/51.70 Indianapolis in 1991. Featured on cover of A.D.S. journal in September 1991. Very (Alec Gray) smooth flat perianth segments and bright orange-red goblet shaped corona. Seedling 8y-y MINNOW Each £1151.70 No. 9/11/82. Breeding Bunclody x Zeus. 2w-gww MISTY GLEN 4 (F. E. Board) One of the most beautiful flowers in this class. The Each £10/517 perianth has thick texture and Is very white with a green eye. The cup is slender, 2w-gwp MAGIC FLUTE 3 (Carncairn) Easter Moon x Rose Caprice. A smooth textured flower expanding at the edge which is slightly serrated. which opens with a pink cup which soons turns white leaving a pink edge slightly Each £2/53.40 crinkled. 2y-r MONAL 2-3 (Mitsch) Resembles Falstaff but larger. Each £1/51.70 Each £2/$3.40

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2y-w MOONSPELL 2 (Ballydorn) A remarkable vigorous reversed bicolour with strong 2w-p PARKFIELD'S BEAUTY 3 (Carncairn) (seedling Easter Moon x Rose Caprice) O.P. colour contrast and of trumpet character. Very smooth perianth and pure pink corona. Best seedling in Hillsborough, Northern Each £2153.40 Ireland, 1989. Only a few to offer. 1y-y MOONSTRUCK 1-2 (Guy L. Wilson) Each £8/$13.60 4w-yyo PARTHENON 4 Each £1/$1.70 (Richardson) Falaise x Rockall. A superb grower and lasts very well. Resembles Acropolis, has more brilliant colouring. 3w-y MOYARGET 3-4 (Carncairn) Merlin x Rockall. Sdg. No. 3/65/79. A tall flower much Each £1.50/$2.35 admired at the R.H.S., 1988. Best seedling in Belfast show in 1992. Spreading, well• 2w-wwp PEACOCK 4 (Pannill) In our conditions the pink gradually merges into white half way overlapping perianth, deep yellow corona. In some conditions edged with orange. down the corona with variations in the pink tints. Each £5/58.50 Each £3/55.10 2w-p MOYOLA 4-5 (Carncairn) Templemore x Rose Caprice. A very beautiful flower, coming 11awp PEARL SHELL 3-4 (Gerritsen) Cassata x Poesy. White perianth, cream coloured in consistently good form with a wonderful smooth texture. The cup is of an unusual collar turning to white. peach colour, with a greenish-grey eye. Each £1/51.70 Each £1/£1,70 11aw-p PHANTOM 3.4 (Mitsch) Accent x seedling. An attractive soft clear pink split corona, 2w-p MY WORD 3-4 (Mrs. E. Murray) Expanded deep pink cup, white perianth. lies flat against the perianth segments. It takes a few days for the corona to gain its Each £1151.70 • colour. 1w-y NEWCASTLE 3 (W. J. Dunlop) A consistent winner in single bloom classes. Each £2153.40 Each £11$1.70 3w•yyo PICASSO 3-4 (Carncairn) Corofin x Merlin. Formerly seedling 67 3b rim. A fine quality 2w-yoy NEWPORT 3 (Pannill) Limerick x Broughshane. A distinct flower, outstanding form and flower with great substance and smooth texture. The bright orange rim is very striking. quality. Smooth yellow orange goblet shaped corona, crowned with a wavy band of Each £1/$1.70 orange ending in a yellow rim. White perianth broad and very smooth. 11y-o PICK-UP 3 (Gerritsen) Each £5/58.50 Each £1/5.1.70 4w-p PINK PARADISE 4 ( B. S. Duncan) (Falaise x Debutante) x Polonaise. Well known 1w-w NILE 2-3 (Mitsch/Havens) (Vigil x Empress of Ireland) x Panache. Very large flower exhibition double. with tinge of green at the throat. Very well balanced. A beautiful flower. Each £4156.80 Each £3155.10 2w-p PINK TEA 3-4 (Murray Evans) Wide flat perianth with pure pink corona frilled at the 5w-w NIVETH 4 (Backhouse) Pure white. Very graceful. One to three flowers on medium edge. Tall strong stem. high stems. Each £5/58.50 Each £1/51.70 2w-p PINK TREASURE 4 (M. Gardiner) Breeding not known. 2w-yyr NORTHERN SCEPTRE 4 (Ballydorn) Northern Light O.P. A very brilliant large flower Each £1/$1.70 of exhibition quality which could be described as a much improved and more 2w-gwp PISMO BEACH 4 (B. S. Duncan) Syracuse x Jewel Song. A large flower with shallow consistent Northern Light. Many class awards. crown banded with pure soft pink, grey-green eye. Very attractive. Each £3/55.10 Each £1.501$2.35 4w-y ODYSSEY 4 (Pannill) A beautiful and full double. Show flower. 10w-gyr POETICUS PHYSALOIDES 4-5 A very interesting poelicus species given to us by Each £2/53.40 S Mr. Lemmers. It has done very well and produces strong bulbs. The flowers vary in 11w-poy ORANGERY 3 (Gerritsen) size and form. we would welcome comments on this one. Each £1/51.70 Each £3/55.10 2w-w POLAR CIRCLE 3 (Carncairn) Wootton seedling 2/439 x Ardbane, Very large flower 3w-y OYKEL 4 (Lea) An excellent exhibition flower which grows very well for us. In the with circular perianth segments and flat circular cup. All white. A very strong grower. winning Engelheart group in 1982. A very good laster. Each £1/$1.70 Each 22/53.40 1 w-w PORTFOLIO 2-3 (Pannill) Vigil x Empress of Ireland. Beautiful white trumpet with 2y-y PALE SUNLIGHT 4 (Carncairn) Very much resembling a Division 2 Aircastle with a broad spade-pointed perianth segments. clear cut goblet - shaped cup. The most delicious shade of cool cream. In our Each £4156.80 winning group for the Royal Mail Trophy 1982. 2w-gpp PORTNAGOLAN 4 (Carncairn) seedling x Tynan. A neat pink with a stiff, indented Each £21$3.80 corona and smooth penanth. A late flower, very good in pots. Of exhibition quality. 11aw-p PALMARES 3.4 (Gerritisen) Each £215140 Each £2/53.40 3w-y PORT NOO 3.4 (Carncairn) Golden Aura x Aircastle. Sdg. No. 5/4/79. A very 2w-gwp PANKOT 3-4 (Carncairn) Easter Moon x Rose Caprice. A beautiful formed flower with consistent flower with well overlapping pure white perianth standing at right-angles to a pure white perianth. The cup has a green eye, is pale yellow with a delicate orange the straight stem. First prize seedling in class in Ballymena, 1991. Very good in pots. pink rim. Produces a large number of show blooms. Many prizes in 1997. Each E1/$1.70 Each E101$17

22 23 2y-r 2w-p POWDER ROOM 4 (Carncairn Daffodils) Boudoir selfed. The corona has a very RESPLENDENT 2 (Mitsch) (Narvik x California Gold) x Flaming Meteor, Good deep beautiful eye zone, deep green at the base, merging into a dark pink, almost red ring yellow perianth and vivid orange-red crown. Strong grower and good exhibition flower. which softens to powder pink with an expanded and serrated edge. Strong perianth Each £21$3.40 like two triangles. Lovely for late shows and floral arrangements. Sdg. No. 1/21/78. 1w-w RHINE WINE 3-4 (Pannill) Desdemona x Canisp. A large flower with flared trumpet. Each £6/510.20 Each £5/58.50 3w-gyo RIM RIDE 3.4 1w-y PREAMBLE 1-2 (G. L. Wilson) If shown young can still compete well in 1w-y classes. (Pannill) An exhibition flower with smooth slightly reflexing perianth Each £1/5.1.70 segments, the bowl shaped crown is soft yellow and banded with orange. Breeding 2w-p PRIMROSE PATH 3-4 (Carncairn) Passionale x Rose Caprice. Formerly seedling Precedent x Glenwherry. S W8/9. A medium sizes flower with a broad flat perianth and buff pink cup. It has a Each £3/55.10 3w-gyo strong scent of primroses. RING HADDY 3-4 (Ballydorn) Circular flat smooth perianth, smaller saucer crown Each £1151.70 nicely banded, deep orange-red, scented. Best Div. 3, Belfast Festival, 1989. Each £5/58.50 ly-y PROSPERITY 2-3 (Havens) Nazareth x Butterscotch A clear bright yellow trumpet of classical show form. 2y-yyo RINGMASTER 3-4 (Richardson) Aranjhez x Bahram. An old variety which has rather Each £5/58.50 disappeared. Has a broad flat clear yellow perianth and saucer shaped crown of 2y-w PRYDA 2-3 (G. W. & M. E. Brogden) Not Registered. A wonderful strong grower and deeper yellow rimmed with bright orange red. increaser. Very solid perianth and large flattish corona. Pastel shades. Each £1/51.70 Each £1151.70 2o-r RIO ROUGE 3 (Ballydorn) Foxhunter x Alight. A beautiful and unusual flower. Broad 7y-r PUKAWA 3-4 (J. O'More) Revelry x Jonquilla. Registered by Phil Phillips in 1997. copper toned perianth of good form, and nicely expanded red crown. S An attractive addition to the yellow red jonquil class. Each t2153.40 Each £3/55.10 5w-w RIPPLING WATERS 3-4 (Barr & Sons) Pre 1932. An old triandrus which comes with 2w-gpp QUIET DAY 3.4 (Carncairn) Irish Rose x Rose Caprice seedling. Open pollinated. Very several white flowers per stern. smooth pink. Good form and texture. Special award Royal International Festival, Each £21$3.40 Liverpool, 1984. 2w-w RIVER QUEEN 2-3 (Pannill) Beautiful very pure white exhibition flower. Each £1151.70 Each 25/58.50 2w-w ROCKPORT 3-4 (Carncairn) A very white flower, bred from a Wootton seedling with 6Y-Y QUINCE 2-3 (Alec Gray) Cyclataz O.P. Each £1151.70 Shantallow breeding. First prize in a large class of 2w-w's at the Championship 2w-wwp RAINBOW 4 (Richardson) Interim x Rose Caprice. A.M. 1967. A very consistent Show in Belfast 1989. show flower. Each £3155.10 Each £1!$1.70 2o-o RORY'S GLEN 3 (Robinson-Carncairn) Bunclody x Fireraiser. A tall flower with 2w-gyo RAMADA 3-4 (B. S Duncan) Verona O.P. An attractive flower for late shows with fantastic deep orange colour in the perianth. Bulbs of Rory's Glen were grown at the merging colours to green, yellow and orange in the corona with a band of yellow at the National Arboretum near Washington D.C. for their "Flowers of the Future" garden in rim. 1988 where it produced excellent blooms. Each £1151.70 Each £5/58.50 4w-w ROSE OF MAY 6 { 2w-p RARKMOYLE 4 (Carncairn) An attractive flower. The perianth is of good form and G. L. Wilson) A beautiful, small, pure white double of compact S texture and the cup is a beautiful delicate pink. . form. Very sweet scented and valuable for its lateness. Each £115.170 Each £243.40 2y-yyr ROUND ROBIN 3-4 (Carncairn) A very tall long-lasting flower with Alrcastle colour 1 w-w RASHEE 3 (Guy L. Wilson) Ice white with a touch of green at the base of the trumpet. Each £1151.70 perianth, and chrome coloured corona with narrow red rim. The corona is completely flat. 2w-yyr RED COTTAGE 3 (Carncairn) An exceptionally long lasting flower with a pure white S rounded perianth of good form and texture. The yellow cup is banded with brilliant Each £141.70 2w-gyo orange-red. Scented. ROYAL COACHMAN 3 (Evans) Rose Marie x Carolina. Has all the colours of a Each £1/51.70 Royal Coachman trout fly, white, green, red and yellow. Smooth, tall and colourful. 2w-r RED DEVIL 3.4 (Carncairn) Kilworth x Pirate King. The goblet-shaped cup is deep Each £1/$1.70 solid crimson right to the base, in splendid contrast to the pure white rounded perianth. 2w-o ROYAL REGIMENT 4 (Richardson) Kilworth x Arbar. The petals are pure white, Each £1/51.70 overlapping, round and slightly incurved, the flattish crown, neatly serrated at the 3w-r REFRESH 3-4 { P. & G. Phillips) An attractive flower with a small glowing red cup. edge, is bright fiery orange-red. Each £3155.10 Each £1/51.70 6w-gpp REGGAE 2-3 (Duncan) Roseworthy x Foundling. One of Foundlings best children with 2w-gwy ROYAL WEDDING 3-4 (Carncairn) Greenisland x Tobernaveen. A large rounded flower a deep pink green eyed cup which is of beautifully proportioned narrow and slightly with an overlapping perianth and circular cup edged with a ring of gold. Strong stem expanded cylindrical form. Pure white smooth perianth with good reflex. and neck, good poise. Each £3/55.10 Each £1151.70

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5w-w SABERWING 3-4 (Mitsch) Easter Moon x Triandrus Albus. A very white and beautiful 2w-w STOKE CHARITY 3 (A. J. R. Pearson) Easter Moon x Rashee. Very pure white flower flower with bowl-shaped crown, green at the centre, one or two flowers per stem. with a sage green eye. Should be good for shows. Successful In shows. Each £2/$3.40 Each 21151,70 1w-y STORMY WEATHER 2-3 (David S. Bell) Good pollen parent. 3w-gyo SATURN 4 (Carncairn) Bravura x Bushmlis. A tall, striking member of the rimmed Each £2/53.40 class, with a Rockall-type perianth and flat circular cup of yellow, rimmed with sold 2y-yoo STOURBRIDGE 3.4 (Lea) Majorca x Loch Stac. Is sunproof. orange-red. The eye is dark green. Each 211$1.70 Each 21/$1.70 6w-wwp STRAY 2-3 (Carncairn) Foundling x Lilac Charm. Resembling Dove Wings in form, but 3w-gww SEADREAM 3-4 (J. O'More) with a faint edge of pink to the cup. Each 22/53.40 Each 23155.10 1y-y SHANE'S CASTLE 3 (Carncairn) Maviston x Pretoria. A very large flower carried on a 2y-o STYLISH 3-4 (PG. Phillips) Very bright colouring. With us this flower comes as tall stem. The perianth is slightly reflexed, but the petals lie flat. 2o-o as the perianth is distinctly orange. It is proving a good pollen and seed parent. Each 21/51.70 Each £1/$1.70 (F. E. Board) A good flower with perianth segments of smooth 2y-r SHINING LIGHT 3 2y-goo SUDA BAY 2 (Carncairn) This is a exceptionally strong growing variety. The perainth is yellow, slightly reflexing and of good texture. The cup is goblet-shaped and of deep a good deep yellow and the cup clear orange with an attractive green eye. orange-red, serrated at the edge. Very consistent. Each 21151.70 Each £1/$1.70 3y-yyr SUNAPEE 4 (Evans) Carbineer x Ardour. Good rounded canary-yellow perainth, and 3w-wwy SILKENS SAILS 3-4 (Mitsch) Greenisland x Chinese White. A very large creamy- cup rimmed with bright orange-red. A very good show flower. white flower with a lemon rim. Each 211$.1.70 Each £1151.70 7y-y min. SUN DISC 2-3 (Alec Gray) Perfect rounded flower and flat cup. Miniature. SIMPLY BLOOMFIELD 2-3 (Carncairn) Soft yellow, very strong grower, wonderful 5- i -;;- 2- 2111 ..______.• Each£11$1,70_ garden plant which should also be good for exhibition. Selected and named by the s Bangor Horticultural Society after the shopping centre on the outskirts of Bangor, Co. 6w-y SURFSIDE 2-3 (Mitsch) Broad perainth segments of milk white, weThfed and soft Down, where they staged their daffodil display in 1993. lemon crown slightly expanded and frilled at the mouth. Each £2153.40 Each £2/$3.40 2y-y SKERRY 3 (Carncairn) Golden Aura x Aircastle. Very smooth overlapping perianth 7y-o SUZY 3-4 (Favell) This is a strong plant producing three or four large, smooth golden large and pointed, Lightly ribbed shallow corona. Especially good in collections with flowers on one stem, which are enhanced with wide, flat crowns of solid orange, its cool green-yellow colouring. Strong grower and good increaser. quite vivid in colour. Each 21/51.70 Seedling No. 4/4/79. Each £4/$6.80 4w-w SWANSDOWN (Brodie of Brodie) Mitylene x Smyrna. Old variety. Each £1151.70 3y-y SKOOKUM 4 (Evans) Greenisland x Actaea. Each 211$1.70 7y-y SWEETNESS 3-4 (Favell) A delightful scented flower of very beautiful qually. A self- 4y-o SMOKEY BEAR 3.4 (B.S. Duncan) Papua x Vagabond. Very long lasting flower. Many S yellow jonquil which is a consistent winner on the show bench. A vigorous and fast times a prizewinner. Fertile. increaser. Each £3/$5.10 Each 2141.70 2w-w SOLEDAD 3-4 (Richardson) Verona x Stainless. A beautiful ice-white flower very like 1 w-w TAIN 3-4 (Brodie of Brodie) A lovely ice-white flower shown off by deep blue-green Stainless, but more rounded in the perianth and growing larger and stronger. foliage, this makes a dazzling patch of whiteness in the garden, in which it will grow Each £1/51.70 vigorously. Each 21/51,70 1y-w SPELLBINDER 1-2 (Guy L. Wilson) King of the North x Content. One of the first in this class and still a show flower of the finest quality with a smooth luminous greeny-yellow 4w-w TAKORADI 4.5 (J. L. Richardson) Large, full striking white double. Falaise x perianth and trumpet which reverses to white. Broughshane. Each £1/$1,70 Each £2/53.40 11 w-w SPLIT 4 (Gerritsen) 1 w-y TALL SHIP 2-3 (Tarry/Carncairn) Dunmurry x Stormy Weather. Sister seedling to Each £1151.70 High Seas. Seedling No. 1/36/82. A very attractive tall flower with an even roll to 3y-gyr SPRING TONIC 4 (Throckmorton) Old Satin x Altruist. Pale yellow perianth gradually the trumpet. Well proportioned. Short neck. Potential show flower. turning paler. Green eyed corona with a red rim. Each 210/517 Each £11$1.50 TARDREE 4 (Carncairn) Very beautiful in a pot last year. Clear green eye 1 w-gPP 7y-o STARFIRE 2 (Ron Hyde) Jonquilla Minor x Kara Piro. A very prolific and striking and pale pink trumpet with hints of mauve. Flat pure white perianth. jonquil.' With us the cups turn bright orange-red. Breeding (Easter Moon x Rose Caprice) x Tynan. Each 21/$1.70 Each 231$5.10

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(Robinson-Carncairn) Newcastle x Cool Harmony. A very 1w-y THREE TREES 2-3 consistent show flower, always producing smooth texture. The corona is an unusual 1 w-w VIGIL 2-3 (Guy L. Wilson) A very large, ice-white flower, with a broad pointed perianth sulphur yellow, the perianth white and overlapping. Short neck and good poise. and beautifully flanged trumpet. In winning group of six three's Ballymena 1991. Seedling No. 6138/79 Each £2133.40 Each £10/$17 2w-gpp VIOLETTA 4 (B. S. Duncan) Roseworthy x Minerva. Most noticeable for its interesting 3y-gyr TIMOLIN 4 (Carncairn) Sunapee x Aircastle. Pale yellow well-formed perianth and colour. The cup has distinct shades of violet. Is proving a valuable pollen plant. emerald-green corona with pure yellow mid-zone, and narrow rim which is almost Each £1/$1.70 VIREO 6 (Mitsch) Seraglio x Juncifolius. Too large to be a miniature but still a very crimson. Not a large flower, but useful for showing. 7Y-9YY Each £3/$5.10 S small flower. Lemon gold rounded with small flattish cup with a moss green eye. (Richardson) Trousseau x Dove Wings or Jenny. Attractive pale creamy- Each £11$1.70 6w-w TITANIA 2 white cyclamineus. 2w-gyp WENDY WALSH 4 (Carncairn) Sdg x Tynan. An unusual small flower with lemon-white Each £141.70 perianth, greenish eye, and cup which is yellow-pink with a pastel pink edge. 3w-gwy TOP OF THE HILL 4-5 (Ballydorn) Beautiful tall flower of Crepello type, with sparkling Each £2/$3.40 white perianth and small pale crown, green eyed and edged yellow. Several show 2w-w WHITE MIST 3-4 (Noton) successes including Northern Bank Trophy. Each £11$1.70 Each £1/$1.70 1 w-w WHITE PHANTOM 2.3 (Carncairn) Cotterton x Broughshane. A good sized flower, 5w-w TRESAMBLE 3 (P D. Williams) Lovely pure white triandrus, several heads per stem. early and very pure white with an attractive roll to the edge of the trumpet. A strong Old variety. grower. Each £1/$1.70 Each £1/$1.70 TRILLER 4 (Mitsch) Vulcan x N. Jonquilla. Has Vulcan colour in the cup. WIDGEON 3-4 (Mitsch) Daydream x ? A very attractive yellow pink. Only a few to 7y-o 2Y-PPY S Only one or two blooms per stem. offer. Each £11$1.70 Each 23/35.10 5w-y TUESDAY'S CHILD (J. W. Blanchard) Excellent show flower, up to three blooms per 2w-yyw YAMHILL (Evans) stem in some cases more. With reflexing perianths and soft yellow crowns. Each £11$1.50 Each £21$3.40 2w-w TULLYGIRVAN 3-4 (Carncairn) Blarney x Irish Rose. Opens with a buff cup, which changes daily until the flower is all white, lasting for weeks. A good increaser and strong grower. Show flower. Each £11$1.70 4w-o TULLYNOG 4 (Carncairn) This is a rather short double, perhaps an advantage as it stands up to wind. The brilliant orange of the petaloids comes from pink breeding in both parents. Each £31$5.10 2w-p TYNAN 3-4 (Carncairn) Pink O'Dawn x Rose Royale. A sister seedling of Lisanore. This is a clear true pink without any coppery tones. Each £1/$1.70 1y-o UNCLE REMUS 2 (Backhouse) One of the famous Backhouse orange trumpets. Very valuable for breeding. Each £141.70 2y-p UNDERTONE (B. S. Duncan) Each £2/$3.40 11w-y VALDROME 2.3 (Gerritsen) Split corona, white perianth, flat amber yellow collar. Each £1/$1.70 7y-w VERDIN 3 (Mitsch) Binkie x Jonquilla. Soft lemon perianth with a crown which fades S to white. A rapid increaser. Comes with several heads. Each £1/$1.70 2w-p VICE PRESIDENT 3-4 (Mitsch/Havens) Exhibition flower with heavy substance. Good poise. Rose pink cup. Each £4/56.80