Sidney DuBose
Stockton, California, USA
Sidney DuBoseSection: Jonquilla
N. jonquilla
Fls 2-4 per stem, very smooth; perianth segments broadly ovate, more or less prominently mucronate, pure white, spreading, overlapping one-third to a half; the inner segments a little inflexed; corona cup-shaped, smooth, deep rose pink, with mouth wavy and rim entire. Scented. A sibling to the ‘DuBose Artwork Series’ daffodils.
Part of Sid DuBose’s “Artwork Series”. Named in honor of Art Davis, Sid’s employee who did the actual physical cross. Sid DuBose gave Art the pollen of N. jonquilla and instructed Art to place the pollen on the seedling (Cordial x Canby). Hence, the name ‘Work of Art’.
Work of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #53731 Ann Hibbs, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #52904 Darrin Ellis-May, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #48115 Mark Westermeyer, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #46040 Tom Stettner, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #39621 Kirby Fong, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #13112 Tom Stettner, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #12441 Kirby Fong, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #9386 Kirby Fong, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #8929 Tom Stettner, USAWork of Art, 7 W-P, Sidney DuBose, United States, 1997
Photo #8092 Brian S. Duncan, Northern Ireland