Hi, I am interested in your "shorter small flowered two toned purple, maybe Rhine Nixe" and your "Small cupped very late blooming daff". I checked out your wants. I do have various Colchicums. I would need to wait for the foliage to start to die though before digging for your best success. If you are interested in waiting a few weeks to trade, let me know. Thanks, Remy

I think I have a cousin of Afternoon Delight in my yard -- I think the name is Devilish Delight, but I can't find an online catalogue listing to confirm. It's a very healthy creature -- this photo is from an unexpected fall rebloom -- although sometimes it throws a blossom or two that lack standards. I assume the deformity is related to whatever quirk makes the beard curl upward! Here is a link that might be useful:

This is a toughie. One of my fav combos. Champagne Elegance is probably most distributed. But here are other names. Fondation Van Gogh - Ambrosia Delight - Ambrosia Fool - Apricot Frosty - Aztec Burst - Betty Dunn - Border Guard BB - But Beautiful - Champagne Encore - Champagne Frost - Chateau d'Auvers Sur Oise cayeux03 - Cloudless Sunrise - Color Bash - Cookie Combo 01 - Coral Beauty - Coral Cheeks - Coral Peaks - Coral Srand - Design In Canteloupe BB - Douce Reverie white edges - Easter Cloud roberts95 RE - Festive Skirt - Forgiven ernst'94 rimmed light - June Sunset 80 - Just Teasing - Magharee - Milk On Apricots niswonger00 - Opal Brown meek'96 - Orange Portal kerr07 - Peach Melba (tan-apric solid fall) - Pom Pom Girl miller'98 - Royal Honey - Shurton Inn bartlett'94 - Sonja's Selah

Sans Souci (or Honorabile - probably the same thing) dependable for something like 170 years. Shorter and never needed staking that I ever heard of and adapted to just about everywhere. Pretty good track record that.