Doll Baby

Div. 7 Jonquilla daffodil (3 W - P) with 1 or 2 sweetly smelling flowers per stem.White petals with a small peachy-pink cup. Dark green foliage is narrow. Registered in 1985, created by Elizabeth Tainter from NJ. Good for southern gardens.

Falmouth Bay

A very large bloom on a very tall plant. 3 W - GWW - Rounded white flower with a small white frilled disc shaped cup that has a very green base. First introduced in 1990, registered in 2001, bred in England by Ron Scamp. Flower is 4 - 5 inches across, plant can be over 26 inches tall. Division 3.


Falmouth Bay nearly as tall as tulip Marie Jo (an unusually tall early double tulip)

(Pictured are 23" and 21" tall)

group


Stint - holding own, but starting decline

Cosmopolitan - holding on

Fully open Marie Jo -

Had 10 different varieties blooming today.
About half-way through the forcing pots. Normally I would have given away a bunch of them by now but circumstances dictate otherwise this year. Isolationism is the name of the game.
Anyway, in no particular order, they are:

Red Revival


Marie Jo


Cosmopolitan
2nd pot (in basement)

Calgary Flame
(behind the red tulips)

Ice Wings


Sugar Dipped
2nd pot

Stint


Color Run


Falmouth Bay


Doll Baby

Kaydee - one of my first favorites


Another favorite the all white trumpet Beersheba


And yet, another, all white - Ice Wings (Div 5) favorite


Opened overrnight - Leen van der Mark


ongoing:
Red Revival

(1st pic is with Falmouth Bay)

2nd pot of Sugar Dipped


2nd pot of Fortune


ongoing:
Doll Baby -

Group pics

Upstairs show table is nicely crowded...




center tulips -


Red Revival -

Daffodils
Kaydee -

Ice Wings -

Fortune -

Beersheba -

This probably doesnt even belong here, but i want to know what it is

Maybe a an adversely affected paperwhite?

Few group pics:




Beersheba

Kaydee & Fortune

Ice Wings cluster

jmorth said:Maybe a an adversely affected paperwhite?

To small to be a narcisuss. Also no frilly ring around the reproductive bits.

Personally i suspect orinthogalum umbelatum

Could be Ornithogalum umbellatum as I kind of note some green and some white. I think I agree with your conjecture.
Hope you are well.

Neat little miniatures (first 2 pics from basement)
Baby Boomer -
Div. 7
Little Sunray
Div. 5

Fortune
w/ Kaydee >

Beersheba



Tulips
Gavota


Strong Gold


Table Grouping
Top shot (of group shot) -

group shot -

....wrong photo. Wow... twice in a row...gonna delet the old one

Had to add another table to accommodate bloomers -


Tropical Sunset


Beersheba


Fortune


Barenwyn


Strong Gold


Gavota


Salmon Pearl


Come Back


Spread Reds


Tulip sub-group

6 Tulips, 12 daffodils
18 different cultivars forced and blooming now -



(kitchen)

Come Back


Red Revival


Salmon Pearl


Strong Gold


Leen van der Mark
(red & white)

Gavota


Daffodils
Sugar Dipped


Fortune


Little Sunray


Baby Boomer


Ceylon


Alexis Beauty


Beersheba


Barenwyn


Ice Wings


Cosmopolitan


Mt Hood


Tropical Sunset



Parting group shot -

New today -
Shirley

New today
Red Paradise
(I first forced this variety back in 2013, 2014)

So many upstairs. these were left downstairs under fluorescents; First one is Black Jack (new), then Gavota and Leen van der Mark.

The two on the left are 2nd pots of their respective varieties.

Ceylon


Some group shots:


top shot group shot


Shirley


2nd pot Ice Wings


Tropical Sunset
(<with Baby Boomer)

Shirley, Strong Gold, and Come Back

(very top tier are bottoms of Red Revival and furthest right a bottom of Leen van der Mark)

Gavota


Baby Boomer


Alexis Beauty

mine, same bulb from last year

I didn't do any hyacinths this year, which is kind of unusual.

Congregation of tulips:

Lower left red single is Red Paradise
Directly above it is Shirley
Top left is Gavota
Red directly below Gavota is Come Back
Yellow is Strong Gold
Red and white is Leen van der Mark
Top right red is Red Revival