Description: (Narcissus). An elegant, eye-catching daffodil with fully double, ruffled cups in a cheerful color palette. These 12- to 18-inch plants are topped with lavishly ruffled petals in a buttercream to lemon chiffon tone. Plant this early-season bloomer with delightfully scented flowers.
Daffodil Bulbs, Barret Browning:
Description: (Narcissus). Its stunning crisp clean colors make this old heirloom sing in the garden. Plants reach 20 inches tall, bringing cheerful color to the spring landscape.
Daffodil Bulbs, Dance with Me:
Description: (Narcissus). Sweetheart peachy-rose centers that are dramatically ruffled against crisp white petals. An exciting butterfly-type daffodil perfect for cutting and landscaping. These compact, and easy-to-grow plants stand just 12-16 inches tall.
Description: (Narcissus). Breathtaking blooms as big as a dinner plate, these daffodils have impressive 5-inch petals, making them some of the largest we've ever seen! Delicate white, star-shaped outer petals encircle a frilly, flat trumpet of brilliant lemon yellow. Often compared to a sunny-side-up egg, we think they resemble a golden chalice on an ivory saucer. Dinner Plate won the RHS Award of Garden Merit in 2010, and its bold beauty shines in any vase or garden. With strong stems, they won’t droop, and like all daffodils, they naturalize over time, offering stunning spring blooms year after year.
Daffodil Bulbs, Double Sunrise:
Description: (Narcissus). This striking variety can be recognized by its large, golden-yellow, double blooms. These vibrant flowers bloom in early to mid-spring and are perfect for garden borders, naturalizing, or as cut flowers. Plants grow up to 18-20 inches tall.
Description: (Narcissus). This unique variety produces double blooms with layers of soft pink and creamy white petals that resemble pom-poms. Hardy and easy to grow, they bring elegance to spring gardens. Great for container gardening as well.
Description: (Narcissus). Mammoth blooms, 4.5 inches across with sunny yellow, double cups that are extra fancy and frilly. This sweetly scented early bloomer will reach 12-18 inches tall. Excellent for beds, borders, containers, and for planting en masse in the landscape.
Description: (Narcissus). A true beauty, draped in soft ivory white with a pastel peach trumpet that brings a sense of joy after winter’s gloom. These daffodils produce large blooms, standing 16-18 inches tall, and were named in honor of the White Flower Farm owner's granddaughter. Big and bright, they naturalize in sunny, well-drained spots and shine in various landscapes—from lining driveways to defining borders and flowerbeds. They're equally charming in pots or containers, bringing a touch of spring to patios, balconies, and windowsills.
Daffodil Bulbs, Sizzling Fire:
Description: (Narcissus). Behold voluptuously ruffled petals in the most vivid tangerine and lemon colors! The subtly scented blooms appear mid-season. These colorful plants reach 16-20 inches tall and make excellent landscape specimens as well as cut flowers.
Description: (Narcissus). A fragrant and frilly daffodil with jonquil blood. The luxurious peachy corolla looks like rumpled silk, adding romance to arrangements and so much charm to the landscape! 16-inch-tall blooms are excellent for cutting!
Description: (Narcissus telamonius plenus). A most rugged and long-lived daffodil, this frilly extra-large variety has brought cheer to the landscape for 4 centuries! Von Sion dates back to 1620 and it’s no wonder this has remained a top choice for so long, it is stunning and the easiest breezy landscape plant.
Description: (Narcissus). These delicate pale yellow petals cradle a peachy pink trumpet, capturing the beauty of spring’s first sunlight. The blooms signal winter's end with their radiant, sunny hue. Valuable to pollinators, these flowers attract bees and butterflies with their abundant pollen and nectar. They look fantastic as a standalone superstar, popped into pots and containers, dotted amongst grass verges and driveways, planted along herbaceous borders with other spring flowers or at the base of trees, or spread out in fruit orchards.
