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Some more in flower now:
'Turland's Gold' - a Narc. cyclamineus hybrid from Keira Bulbs (bred by Tony Davis, Bowral, NSW)
A Narc. triandrus hybrid from Keira Bulbs
A tazetta hybrid
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[Charithea]

Hello Fermi. You are correct. All Narcissus look lovely. I grew up with the indigenous Narcissus serotinus, (Sept-Dec)and Narcissus tazetta (Nov-Feb)both highly scented. Cultivated N came along much later for me. No long now and we shall soon have the former growing up on the hill and the latter later in the Spring.  Charithea - and thanks for the pics!!

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A Narcissus cyclamineus hybrid, 'Mitzy' raised by Alec Gray,

After a week, 'Mitzy' has now faded to white (still a little yellow at the tip)
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[Trevor Australis]

Nice one Fermi, mine are flowering too but must be a week or so ahead of you as they are just about white-white. Your pictures are great but I suspect your partner must be right.... what with taking photo's and posting them on several sites you must spend no time eating and little time sleeping, and I know you work. We are anticipating rain so I'll be spreading fertiliser near all the little bulbs in the garden and pots.

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Narcissus 'Tracey'
Another N. cyclamineus hybrid (KB-6 W P-2-08) from Keira Bulbs in Canberra,
yet another one! (KS -2-2013 Seedling #1)
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Narcissus 'Tracey' fades to cream/white,
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Some more daffs this week
A Narc. triandrus hybrid (probably triandrus x jonquilla as it was received as a jonquilla hybrid);
Narcissus (bulbocodium ssp) obesus just emerging
Narcissus 'Decoy x Swagger' - one of Rod Barwick's "little breeders"
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This is Rod Barwick's little jonquilla Narcissus 'Fenben'
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A jonquilla hybrid with orangey petals, 'Kedron'
A little trumpet which is possibly 'Elka'
A yellow and orange tazetta hybrid, 'Hoo Poe'
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A little hybrid called 'Kenellis' raised by Alec Gray prior to 1948 from N. bulbocodium x 'Snowflake'
A hybrid I raised from something I didn't record crossed with Narc. cyclamineus!
A cluster of 'Ruddynosey' and 'Dovekie'
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[Umbrian]

You are giving a lot of us great pleasure with your 'photos of Narcissus Fermi. I particularly liked the unknown x cyclamineus one in the latest posting - truly beautiful.

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Thanks, Carole,
glad you are enjoying them.
Here are a few more.
First some jonquilla hybrids:
Bell Song 7W-P
Kinglet 7Y-O
Aotea 7Y-O
Splatter 11a W-Y
cheers
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A dwarf hybrid Narcissus poeticus called 'Ringer'
A tiny trumpet named after the famed Daffodil breeder 'Alec Gray'
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[Trevor Australis]

'Splitter' is a great favourite with visitors to our garden. It grow with 'J.T. Bennett-Poe' and another small creamy pale yellow. It is often too windy here for the bigger, taller daffs to flower properly so I have moved my annual purchases into the shorter kinds.

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Trevor,
in that case there's plenty to choose from! Glenbrook, Hillview and Trevanion all have great catalogues which include a lot of dwarf forms. Remind me to send you Keira Bulbs' list when it comes out

Here are some more from our garden,
'Cherie' 7WP and close up
'Estrella Bella' 11aW-Y, a split cup jonquil
'Pueblo' 7 WW
'Intrigue' 7 YW
cheers
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