Close up review of different, and some rare, daffodil varieties in flower, includes growing tips

[@samsong6472]

Beautiful daffodil varieties liked

[@rogthegardener1]

Thanks for your comment, yes I still planting more again this autumn/winter ready for next spring … and we can see the the new shoots already… in fact I saw some flowers on some last week 😀👍

[@lyonheart84]

I've always loved the pink trumpet varieties

[@rogthegardener1]

Yes, the colours seem to change / develop over the days?

[@whitevoodooman7276]

Very nice roger I like the pink charm
Vandalism on that round abount lol !

[@rogthegardener1]

Every green space is an opportunity to plant? :-)

[@kayperkayful]

I have a bunch of Culpeppers snow gems..

[@rogthegardener1]

Hi, many thanks for your comment - I was not aware of that variety so have been searching online it ... seems it is not widely available here in the UK but may be enjoying a 'renaissance' .. it seems to be better known in the US ... are you US based?

[@kayperkayful]

I am….Oregon

[@rogthegardener1]

@@kayperkayful well many thanks for introducing me to yet another delightful daffodil - Ill keep look out for it over here!

[@kimthames2531]

The one which he called Jack the lad is actually Tahiti

[@rogthegardener1]

Thanks Kim, Tahiti is a lovely variety and does indeed look very much 'Jack the Lad' which what those were labelled as when we purchased the bulbs - are you familiar with both varieties? I must admit it does look very much like tahiti, thanks again
Roger