Narcissus poeticus
Judy Glattstein via pbs (Fri, 23 Apr 2021 07:30:27 PDT)

There was no garden here when we moved to New Jersey more than 20 years
ago beyond a purple rhododendron and some other scruffy things. Nine
acres. Not all garden (and what is garden has become too much to manage,
20 years on), mostly wooded so a portion provides our firewood for the
wood burning stove each winter.

That first season I planted somewhere around 8,000 bulbs. Many small
ones such as scilla and also daffodils. There are deer you see, looking
for the newest salad bar.

A good friend sent me Allium 'Purple Sensation' and daffodil bulbs,
poeticus cultivars. The allium have mostly gone. But as you can see from
yesterday's pictures the poeticus cultivars continue to thrive. Labels
gone, cannot tell one from another. But I do enjoy their return every
year. And send a virtual hug and thank you to my friend.

Judy in New Jersey

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