We are going to build a memorial garden to our baby Grandson who was 34
days old when he died.

His name was "Bailey".

I've looked at the RHS plant finder and one of the plants listed is
Narcissus "Bailey" but it was last listed in 2001.

Has anyone an old copy of the Plant Finder and can look up any
reference for us?

Or can anyone suggest where I can start looking for this Narcissus?

Thanks.

Steve and Liz

On 11/8/06 10:48, in article
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We are going to build a memorial garden to our baby Grandson who was 34
days old when he died.

His name was "Bailey".

I've looked at the RHS plant finder and one of the plants listed is
Narcissus "Bailey" but it was last listed in 2001.

Has anyone an old copy of the Plant Finder and can look up any
reference for us?

Or can anyone suggest where I can start looking for this Narcissus?


I'm very sorry to hear of your loss but I think the memorial garden is a
beautiful idea. Try contacting this society
http://www.daffsoc.freeserve.co.uk/

There is also a Rhododendron baileyi and a Meconopsis baileyi and I'm pretty
sure there's a Dianthus of that name, too.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/

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On 11/8/06 10:48, in article
, "stepsmit"
wrote:


We are going to build a memorial garden to our baby Grandson who was 34
days old when he died.

His name was "Bailey".


I'm very sorry to hear of your loss but I think the memorial garden is a
beautiful idea.

I too am so sorry to learn of your sad news and that it is a
lovely thought to create a memorial garden.

There is also a Rhododendron baileyi and a Meconopsis baileyi and I'm pretty
sure there's a Dianthus of that name, too.

Other baileyi plants are Cornus baileyi, Yucca baileyi, then there is a cactus
Echinocereus baileyi.

Jennifer

In message .com,
stepsmit writes

We are going to build a memorial garden to our baby Grandson who was 34
days old when he died.

His name was "Bailey".

I've looked at the RHS plant finder and one of the plants listed is
Narcissus "Bailey" but it was last listed in 2001.

Has anyone an old copy of the Plant Finder and can look up any
reference for us?

Carncairn Daffodils, Broughsbane, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, BT43 7HF.

Or can anyone suggest where I can start looking for this Narcissus?

Thanks.

Steve and Liz


Also there's genera Baileya (a daisy of some description), Baileyoxylon
and Austrobaileya, and many species baileyi, baileyorum etc. See

URL:http://www.ipni.org/ipni/plantsearch...ey%25&output_f
ormat=normal&find_sortByFamily=on&find_sortByFamil y=off&query_type=by_que
ry&back_page=plantsearch

Acacia baileyana is a nice plant, but IIRC it's rather tender.
--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

"Jennifer Sparkes" wrote
I too am so sorry to learn of your sad news and that it is a
lovely thought to create a memorial garden.


How very sad. My condolences also.

There is also a Rhododendron baileyi and a Meconopsis baileyi and I'm
pretty sure there's a Dianthus of that name, too.

There's a Dianthus called 'Bailey's Celebration':
http://plants.thompson-morgan.com/uk...5126/1?SA=1303

--
Sue

"Stewart Robert Hinsley" wrote
stepsmit writes
Has anyone an old copy of the Plant Finder and can look up any
reference for us?

Carncairn Daffodils, Broughsbane, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, BT43 7HF.

Or can anyone suggest where I can start looking for this Narcissus?

Maybe the daff society could help:
http://www.daffsoc.freeserve.co.uk/

--
Sue

Sue wrote:
"Stewart Robert Hinsley" wrote
stepsmit writes
Has anyone an old copy of the Plant Finder and can look up any
reference for us?

Carncairn Daffodils, Broughsbane, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, BT43 7HF.

Or can anyone suggest where I can start looking for this Narcissus?

Maybe the daff society could help:
http://www.daffsoc.freeserve.co.uk/

--
Sue

Thank you all for your replies - I will continue looking and planning.

Steve