1996 National Show Results
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1996 Show Winner! Peggy White, 2 W-W, exhibited by Bill Pannill

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Below are the 1996 ADS National Show results. This information is presented in the following format:
  1. the identification of the award;
  2. the name of the cultivar(s);
  3. the division (a number from 1 thru 12) followed by the color of the petals, a dash, and the color of the cup;
  4. the name of the exhibitor.

Some of the daffodils have multiple colored petals and cups, so you will see more than one color identified between the dashes. Some of the daffodils have numbers instead of names because these are newly developed seedlings. The name of the hybridizer developing this variety and the seed number will appear vice a name in these instances. For more information about the classification of daffodils see Daffodil Divisions and Varieties

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GOLD RIBBON - Peggy White 2W-W exhibited by Bill Pannill

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Mini Gold Ribbion Winner - Flomay 7W-WWP
MINI GOLD RIBBON - Flomay, 7W-WWP exhibited by Anne Corson

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SILVER RIBBON (for most blue ribbons) - tie between Petie Matheson and Bill Pannill, 17 blue ribbons each

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WHITE RIBBON - Trena, 6W-Y, exhibited by Anne Donnell Smith

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Mini White Winner - N. Rupicola 10Y-Y

MINI WHITE RIBBON - N. rupicola, 10Y-Y, exhibited by Kathy Andersen

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ROSE RIBBON- Bender 80/3 1Y-P This was one of the blooms in Bill Bender's vase of three which won the Grant and Amy Mitsch trophy.

MINI ROSE RIBBON - Leone Low's HL-2, 2Y-Y

JUNIOR AWARD - Gull, 2W-GWW exhibited by David Minch

SMALL GROWER AWARD - Rapture, 6Y-Y exhibited by Pat Parker

PURPLE RIBBON - White collection exhibited by Bill Pannill

  • Lone Star 2W-W
  • Peggy White 2W-W
  • Virginia Walker 1W-W
  • River Queen 2W-W
  • Diamond Head 2W-W

LAVENDER RIBBON - Anne Corson

  • Xit 3W-W
  • Clare 7
  • Segovia 3
  • Little Rusky 7
  • Flomay 7

RED-WHITE-BLUE ribbon - Bill Pannill (with cultivars of his own breeding)

  • Valley Forge 1YW-Y
  • Peggy White 2W-W (the Gold ribbon winner)
  • Javelin 2Y-R
  • Monticello 1W-Y
  • Derby Day 2Y-Y

MINI RED-WHITE-BLUE - Leone Low

  • 509-1 (Hummingbird x N. cyclamineus) Div. 6
  • 519-2 (Pledge x Pequenita) 1
  • 519-2 (Pledge x Pequenita) 1
  • Link Little Beauty seedling LLBS-1 x Bitsy 6
  • 519-3 (Pledge x Pequenita) 1

MAROON RIBBON- Sarah Burton

  • Rapport 2Y-WWY
  • Young American 1YW-WWY
  • Avalon 2Y-W
  • Grand Prospect 2Y-W
  • Century 2Y-WWY

GREEN RIBBON - not awarded

Tom Throckmorton Award - Bill Pannill

  • Spindletop 3W-Y
  • New Penny 3Y-Y
  • Dressy Bessie 2W-GYO
  • Gold Bond 2Y-Y
  • Rockall 3W-R
  • Williamsburg 2W-W
  • Daydream 2Y-W
  • Ashland 2W-Y
  • Great Gatsby 2Y-R
  • Apostle 1W-Y
  • Pannill 74/47 (a 1W-P x Coolah) 1W-P
  • Indian Maid 7O-R
  • Rising Star 7W-P
  • Intrigue 7Y-W
  • Rim Ride 3W-GYO

 

1996 Quinn Winner
Carey E. Quinn Award - Kathy Welsh

  • Ben Loyal 2
  • Tenterfield 1
  • Aplomb 1
  • Surrey 2
  • Matador 8
  • Broadway Village 2
  • Crystal Star 2
  • Balvenie 2
  • Strines 2
  • Ben Hee 2
  • Goldfinger 1
  • Pops Legacy 1
  • Rainbow 2
  • Demand 2
  • Immaculate 2
  • Quail 7
  • Happy Talk 2
  • Fly Half 2
  • Backchat 6
  • Broomhill 2
  • Amber Castle 2
  • Loch Stac 2
  • Miss Prim 2
  • Tracey 6

Grant and Amy Mitsch Trophy (for best vase of three standard seedlings exhibited by the originator) - Bill Bender's seedling 80/3 1Y-P

Matthew Fowlds Award (for best named, standard, cyclamineus hybrid) - Rapture 6Y-Y exhibited by Anne Donnell Smith

Olive Lee Memorial Trophy (for best standard daffodil from divisions 5, 6, 7, and 8) - Sunday Chimes 5W-W exhibited by Jack Holland

Larry P. Mains Memorial Trophy (three stems each of nine standard cultivars from RHS division 3) - Bill Pannill

  • Purbeck 3W-YYO
  • New Penny 3Y-Y
  • High Cotton 3W-W
  • Tanglewood 3Y-R
  • Tyson's Corner 3W-GYR
  • Our Tempie 3W-YYO
  • Taco 3W-R
  • Spindletop 3W-Y
  • Pannill 67/16A (Paricutin x Ambergate) 3Y-R

Harry I. Tuggle, Jr. Trophy (three stems each of twelve standard cultivars and or species from at least three RHS divisions) - Bill Pannill

  • Derby Day 2Y-Y
  • Tudor Dance 1W-Y
  • Daydream 2Y-W
  • Lara 2W-O
  • Ashland 2W-Y
  • Javelin 2Y-R
  • Apostle 1W-Y
  • Great Gatsby 2Y-R
  • Rim Ride 3W-GYO
  • Lone Star 2W-W
  • Gold Bond 2Y-Y
  • Lonesome Dove 2W-W

John and Betty Larus Award (for best vase of three miniature seedlings shown by the originator) - Leone Low's H/L-1 (Bagatelle x Snipe) 2Y-Y

MINIATURE BRONZE RIBBON - Kathleen McAllister

  • Xit 3W-W
  • Minnow 8Y-Y
  • Hawera 5Y-Y
  • Yellow Xit 3W-Y
  • Cupid 12Y-Y

Roberta C. Watrous Award - Delia Bankhead

  • Yellow Xit 3W-Y
  • Minnow 8Y-Y
  • Stafford 7Y-Y
  • Junior Miss 12W-Y
  • Xit 3W-W
  • Little Rusky 7
  • Sewanee 2W-Y
  • Sabrosa 7Y-Y
  • Sundial 7Y-Y
  • Pequenita 7Y-Y
  • Cupid 12Y-Y
  • Laura 6 W-Y

Dorchester, 4 W-P by Brian Duncan
ADS Hybridizer's ribbon - Dorchester 4W-P exhibited by Brian Duncan
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Goethe Link Award (3 cultivars exhibited by the hybridizer) - Oregon Trails Daffodils (Bill Tribe)
  • AA1/2 1Y-Y
  • H9433 2W-P
  • H94422 1Y-Y

Murray Evans Trophy (6 cultivars exhibited by the hybridizer) - Brian Duncan

  • Gold Bond
  • Songket
  • Limbo
  • Rimmon
  • Barnesgold
  • Naivasha

ADS Challenge Cup Winner
ADS Challenge Cup (12 cultivars exhibited by the hybridizer) - John Pearson

  • Orange Walk
  • Happy Fellow
  • Sheelagh Rowan
  • Bugle Major
  • Uncle Duncan
  • seedling 90-24-N41
  • Altun Ha
  • Fine Romance
  • Mary Veronica
  • Celestial Fire
  • Sugar and Spice
  • Xunantunich

Australian Award (5 cultivars bred in Australia) - Kathy Andersen

  • Weipa 1W-Y (D. Jackson)
  • Accrual 2Y-Y (D. Jackson)
  • Wybalena 4W-O (K. Heazlewood)
  • Nynja 2Y-Y (D. Jackson)
  • First Frost 2W-W (J. N. Hancock)

Carncairn Award (5 cultivars bred in Ireland) - Kathy Welsh

  • Ave 2 (Wilson)
  • Rameses 2 (Richardson)
  • Falstaff 2 (Richardson)
  • Rainbow 2W-WWP (Richardson)
  • Avenger 2 (Richardson)

English Award (5 cultivars bred in England) - Kathy Welsh

  • Casterbridge 2 (Blanchard)
  • Ben Hee 2 (Lea)
  • Gold Convention 2 (Lea)
  • Loch Trool 3 (Lea)
  • Loch Owskeich 2 (Lea)

New Zealand Award (5 cultivars bred in New Zealand) - Kathy Andersen

  • Backchat 6Y-Y (P. Phillips)
  • Procyon 1Y-Y (J. Hunter)
  • On Target 2W-Y (G. W. E. Brogden)
  • Tubal 1Y-Y (P. & G. Phillips)
  • Egmont King 2Y-YOR (G. W. E. Brogden)

Northern Ireland Award (5 cultivars bred in Northern Ireland) - Clay Higgins

  • Doctor Hugh 3W-GOO (Duncan)
  • Sportsman 2Y-R (Duncan)
  • Romany Red 3O-R (Duncan)
  • Lennymore 2Y-R (Duncan)
  • Irish Splendor 3W-R (Dunlop)

American Horticultural Society Silver Medal (for 8 cultivars from at least 3 divisions from divisions 5 through 9) - Catherine Gillespie

  • Bell Song 7W-P
  • Indian Maid 7O-R
  • Autumn Gold 7Y-Y
  • Dainty Miss 7W-GWW
  • Avalanche 8W-Y
  • Mission Bells 5W-W
  • Well Worth 7Y-Y
  • Sarchedon 9W-YYR

Photos by Kirby Fong
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