Jumblie

Narcissus Jumblie, 12 Y-O, Alec Gray, 1952

Jumblie is the pretty sister of the world’s most grown daffodil Tete a Tete. Unfortunately, she has never become as famous, because she is a little less suited to be grown on such a large scale: she produces a little less babies and is a little more sensitive to virus. But for a hobby grower like me, who doesn’t mind having a little less gainings and who loves to give a little more attention to a stock, there are no problems. As a gardener, you too will have fun with Jumblie, because when you plant her she will surprise you with the amount of flowers she throws and with how long they flower. Jumblie is a miniature for an early and cheerful spring.