In the The Nether ates of America. CHAPTER 9 THE YELLOW DAFFODILS. 137 3? Guy W on's Ye low Trumpet al Yellow Trumn of the 1950s 14 Modern Yell w Trumpet 14 dk1980-2010 Ihe small-cupped yellow 15 CHAPTER 10 THE WHITE DAFFODILS The Wild White mpets. White rum The Large Cupped Whites 6 rtant early whit again nedenarge 66 The small-cupped W ites Other cultivars (1920-1960). CHAPTER 11 THE BICOLORS 181 88 he。 umpet bicolor -cup The Bicolors (W-Y),9-010. 18 CHAPTER 12 THE REVERSE BICOLORS. The Role of Narcissus triandrus .194 utivars spebn8p5 9 80-2010. -cupped reverse bicolors The small-cupped reverse bicolors. .198 66 In the ‘footsteps’ of Guy Wilson ..............................................................................................................................................125 Scotland and Wales.......................................................................................................................................................................128 The Netherlands............................................................................................................................................................................130 Other Dutch Hybridists............................................................................................................................................................130 Portugal.........................................................................................................................................................................................131 Australasia.....................................................................................................................................................................................131 United States of America ..............................................................................................................................................................132 CHAPTER 9 THE YELLOW DAFFODILS................................................................................................................................137 The Trinity College Maximus.........................................................................................................................................................137 Early Developments Outside Ireland.............................................................................................................................................139 Guy Wilson’s Yellow Trumpets......................................................................................................................................................141 J. Lionel Richardson’s Yellow Trumpets ........................................................................................................................................142 Commercial Yellow Trumpets of the 1950s ..................................................................................................................................144 Modern Yellow Trumpets .............................................................................................................................................................145 The Large-Cupped Yellows............................................................................................................................................................146 The Small-Cupped Yellows............................................................................................................................................................148 The Yellow Daffodils 1980-2010 ...................................................................................................................................................149 The yellow trumpets................................................................................................................................................................149 The large-cupped yellows........................................................................................................................................................149 The small-cupped yellows........................................................................................................................................................150 CHAPTER 10 THE WHITE DAFFODILS ................................................................................................................................154 The Wild White Trumpets.............................................................................................................................................................154 Important Early Cultivars ..............................................................................................................................................................154 Guy Wilson’s White Trumpet Daffodils.........................................................................................................................................156 ‘Kanchenjunga’ and the Giant Whites...........................................................................................................................................157 Modern White Trumpets..............................................................................................................................................................162 The Large-Cupped Whites.............................................................................................................................................................163 The Leedsiis .............................................................................................................................................................................163 Other important early whites..................................................................................................................................................164 Guy Wilson again .....................................................................................................................................................................165 Other Irish cultivars .................................................................................................................................................................167 Some modern large-cupped whites.........................................................................................................................................167 The Small-cupped Whites .............................................................................................................................................................169 Guy Wilson’s cultivars..............................................................................................................................................................169 Other cultivars (1920-1960).....................................................................................................................................................170 Modern cultivars......................................................................................................................................................................170 White Daffodils 1980-2010 ...........................................................................................................................................................171 CHAPTER 11 THE BICOLORS .......................................................................................................................................181 Early Bicolor Cultivars ...................................................................................................................................................................181 20th Century Bicolors....................................................................................................................................................................182 The trumpet bicolors...............................................................................................................................................................183 The large-cupped bicolors .......................................................................................................................................................186 The small-cupped bicolors.......................................................................................................................................................188 Bicolors (W-Y), 1980-2010 ............................................................................................................................................................189 CHAPTER 12 THE REVERSE BICOLORS...............................................................................................................................194 The Role of Narcissus triandrus.....................................................................................................................................................194 The Reverse Bicolor Cultivars........................................................................................................................................................194 A Remarkable Journey ..................................................................................................................................................................196 ‘Spellbinder’ ..................................................................................................................................................................................196 The American Reverse Bicolor Cultivars .......................................................................................................................................197 Some Other Modern Reverse Bicolor Cultivars.............................................................................................................................197 Reverse Bicolors (Y-W), 1980-2010...............................................................................................................................................198 The trumpet reverse bicolors ..................................................................................................................................................198 The large-cupped reverse bicolors...........................................................................................................................................198 The small-cupped reverse bicolors..........................................................................................................................................198