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FLORIDA DAFFODIL SOCIETY 2015 BULB SALE
Date:
Location:
Saturday, October 24, 2015
9:00 am
UF IFAS Cooperative Extension Service- 1424 Jackson Ave. Chipley, Florida
RULES:
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DO NOT SEND CHECK OR MONEY FOR BULBS WITH YOUR ORDER.
Bulb payment and pickup will be at the Bulb Sale; except for out-of-town orders which will be
handled individually.
DEADLINE: Orders must be October 19, 2015. Some quantities are limited.
Additional bulbs for sale at the event
Free Bulbs to those who attend.
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BULB SALE ORDER FORM
MAIL TO:
Linda Van Beck, 6061 Weeping Willow Way, Tallahassee, Fl. 32311
Mail orders must be mailed by May 15, 2015
Daffodil
No.
$2.75
Bags
Daffodil
Avalanche
Daffodil
Total No. bags @ $2.75
Erlicheer
Carlton @ 25 for $12.50
Golden Dawn
Carlton @ 100 for $45.00
Ice Follies
Ice Follies @ 25 for $12.50
Monal
LARGE BULBS
Ice Follies @ 100 for $45.00
Nir
Carlton 5 for $3.25
LARGE BULBS
Soleil d’Or
Trevithian
Name:
Mailing Address:
Cost
REGULAR SIZE BULBS
Carlton
Nony
No. of
Bags
Carlton 25 for
$16.00
Carlton100 for
$63.00
Ice Follies 5 for
$3.25
Ice Follies 25 for
$16.00
Ice Follies 100 for
$63.00
Phone:
Total No. Bags @$3.25
Total No. Bags @$16.00
Total No. Bags @$63.00
$
TO BE PAID AT SALE
$
MEMBERSHIP- Individual $5 / Family
$6
ENCLOSED
E-Mail:
Description
Picture
Description
mixture, small stems, variable yellow and .orange colors,
fragrant. Full sun. A true delight.
16-18” Early January
MONAL 2 Y-O Strong, overlapping yellow petals contrast with
a large deep orange straight cup. Monal likes garden soil and
does best with afternoon shade. Feed well! Doesn’t fade. Will
grow anywhere Carlton grows.
16” February-March
AVALANCHE 8 W-Y A striking, tall mid-season bloomer with
15 or more florets per stem. Sweetly scented. Multiplies.
16-18”
Early March
To Gainesville, FL
NIR 8 W-W Pure white tazetta with moderate fragrance.
Good garden size. Needs dry summer - water end of
August. Comes from Israel 14-16”
November
AUTUMN COLORS 8 W-Y, W-W mixture Bill Welch seedling
BRIDAL CROWN 4 W-Y
Erect, mid-green leaves and
clusters of fragrant, double, white to cream flowers with
yellow centers. Dependable. 14” One of the last to bloom.
CARLTON 2 Y-Y Large cup. It has a sweet fragrance rather
like vanilla. This flower should be the backbone of your daffodil
bed. Multiplies. Circa 1927 16” February
CEYLON- 2 Y-O It is a modern mid February bloomer, strong
yellow flower – has a orange cup with a red rim. Good in semi
shade- 14-16 inches tall- strong bloomer- smaller than Monal
and does not fade.
ERLICHEER 4 W-W (pronounced early cheer) This double
white has 12-15 florets per stem. Exceptionally fragrant. Good
for Coastal and Central Florida. Full sun. 10-12” February
GOLDEN DAWN 8 Y-O Dark orange, sun proof cup. Our
most prolific daffodil! 2-3 flowers per stem, with tall, narrow
foliage. Makes sturdy clumps. Late afternoon shade brings out
the color, but can take full sun.
Early March.
ICE FOLLIES 2 W-W Petals are creamy white with very large
flat frilled cup which opens bright yellow and gradually fades to
white. Large, slow to multiply. 16”
Early March
ITZIM 7 Y-O Medium-size yellow flower, swept back petals long trumpet – slowly turns bright orange with cold weather –
full sun or afternoon shade.
Up to 12”
Early March
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NONY 8 W-Y 6-10 white flowers with pale yellow cups.
Medium height; light fragrance. Slow to multiply. Good for
Coastal and Central Florida. 10-12”
January
SILVER CHIMES 8 W-W White petals shine, with pale
yellow cup that fades to white. Large flower head, very erect
with dark leaves that tend to curl. Loves heat & sand. Cup
fades in sun.
1916
12-14”
Early March
To Gainseville
SWEETNESS 7 Y-Y Small perfect yellow flower. Multiplies stiff formal foliage – historic - needs full sun. Good for
Gainesville area.
12-24”
February
SOLEIL D’OR 8 Y-O Yellow petals with yellow cup that turns
to a bright orange-red on rather tall stems. Glows in the dull
winter light. Needs full sun. To Central Florida . 1770!
10-12” January
TRESAMBLE 5 W-W Medium sized flowers have swept back
petals with cream cups that fade to white. It multiplies and
prefers afternoon shade. 1930
12”
March
TREVITHIAN 7 Y-Y 2-3 deep yellow, 2” flat cup flowers per
stem, wonderful fragrance. Good border plant. Multiplies.
16-20” Early March
All daffodils above have been grown successfully in the Van Beck garden
for over 20 years.
NOTE: Each flower has a number for the division of the daffodil. The color code lists the petal
first and then the cup. W=white, O=orange, Y=yellow, P=pink