Hi jewell_pnw, Years ago, I dug a double daff from an old house site and have been told that it is Telamonius Plenus (aka Van Sion) by 2 very experienced Daffodil Society members. I am assuming they were correct. Anyway, I have several clumps of them that are needing dug and divided as they have very few blooms, if any. I'd be happy to share numerous bulbs of them with you, for postage. How many bulbs is unknown until they bloom, wither for at least 6 weeks and then get dug. I would then cure, dry and store them until mailing them in late summer. If interested, just drop me an email and please put your GW name in the Subject line along with DAFFS for postage. I also have what I think is pseudonarcissus (a specie daff I think), a very early, small single yellow that is great for naturalizing. They also need dug, divided, and shared if you would like some of those too. chemocurl...aka Sue Mine are just starting to bloom, so maybe I can get some new pics. They remind me of a daffodil having a bad hair day, and are not one of my favorites.

I'M HERE! I'M HERE!size> I've been lurking here, and post a little on a couple of other GW forums, but don't post anywhere else on line.. I have been pondering 2 of your posts...If you could only have one Daffodil, which one? and Anyone else playing with their daffodil bulbs?...and will reply later. It has been a super busy year and I just finished digging daffodils (I hope anyway) about 2 weeks ago. Last month I was scouring 'Bulbs available' lists from four Daffodil Specialty Growers trying to narrow down some choices. Decisions...decisions. All is well, and I'll be posting more later, as time allows. Thanks for asking about me. Sue

Hi chemocurl, Thanks but I tried that - the designer (Tobi Fairley) doesn't answer inquiries about individual pieces - you have to hire her! That is why I posed here - in case anyone thought it looked familiar.

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