On 27 Mar 2013, at 8:35, Bulborum Botanicum wrote: > The problem is that these are collected in the wild They look very much like > Narcissus 'Baths Flame' maybe a natural hybrid or a garden escape ? The bon mot is "feral", daffodils that have escaped from cultivation and now grow and thrive without human involvement as though they were wild. Quite common around Victoria BC. N. 'Barrii Conspicuus' grows alongside my long driveway, but I didn't plant it there. A modern narcissus cultivar that may be heading in this direction is 'Tete a tete', widely sold in pots for early spring color, then simply dumped any old place. Indeed, many old, famous cultivars are long gone but hang on as ferals. -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Z. 7-8, cool Mediterranean climate