At 05:15 PM 3/6/2014, you wrote: > Surprised that no has remarked on this rare and unusual > Narcissus. The white edged cup seems to be unique in the genus and > I was very glad to get a glimpse of this rarity. Thanks. JW Some years ago I raised a number of Narcissus jonquilla from seed collected in the Pyrenees, and many of them (being mostly bright yellow) showed some white at the margin or the base of the corona, or at the inner part of the corolla, or both. I expect this is normal variation for a wild population but probably not admired by daffodil breeders. I was wondering why the species epithet bestowed on the pictured plant is "albimarginatus" and not "albomarginatus," which is more usual. Jane McGary Portland, Oregon, USA