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That's an old name, comes from folk songs. they are all different varieties
of Narcissus. There are thousands of kinds. I have had some with pink
trumpets and I adore the big white ones called Mount Hood. I did start
collecting them at one time, but we re-modelled the garden and lost some.And
some don't go on well into a second year. My mother has an acre of ground
and at tithe far end under fruit trees, she has lots of naturalised
narcissus,They look wonderful
Hana
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Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 3:36 PM
Subject: Re: [nosdiet] Yeah!!!


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> Sounds beautiful! My British friend calls them Daffy-down-dillys.
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> Have a great NoS day
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> Ginny
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