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On 09/05/2014 13:45, Andrew May wrote:
On 09/05/2014 13:32, Jeff Layman wrote:
On 09/05/2014 12:26, Andrew May wrote:

I should have been a sack of just the yellow ones - but I wouldn't
guarantee it.

Was the sack sealed when you bought it, or was it open? If open and
bought from a garden centre, it's not unusual for people (particularly
of the young variety...), to pick up bulbs and put them back in the
wrong place!

Nope. It was a complete and unopened sack of traditional yellow daffodil
bulbs from a reputable garden centre.

If you buy enough then you invariably get the odd volunteer.

I once bought a 56lb sack of a named variety (from Nyssens) and planted
them out in grass. Only when they flowered did it dawn they were not the
ones I'd ordered. Obviously a labelling error. Nyssens apologised,
refunded the cost and the following autumn they sent me a sack of the
right sort I'd wanted. Now that's what I call keeping the customer
happy...

Janet.