Daffodils

Lilting grace, cheerful demeanor, and a subtle quality composed of form, texture, and poise make the daffodil a universal favorite. Color, too! While yellow, in all its chromatic variations, and

A quaint little white daffodil grown and loved in England more than 300 years ago is the cernuus or swan neck daffodil (Narcissus moschatus).  Demure and feminine in expression, it

Few novelties have caused more excitement in the horticultural world than the pink daffodil. Unfortunately, exhibition varieties such as Salmon Trout, Rose Caprice, and Pink Monarch are still too expensive

When you buy a daffodil bulb, you buy for keeps. No replacement will ever be needed, so your original outlay, spread over 10 to 15 years – by which time

Every new daffodil introduction is interesting to the enthusiast. If the price is within his reach, he is tempted to buy.  But in many cases, the cost is prohibitive, and

Daffodils are among the most infallible of spring bulbs—anyone can grow them.  Some varieties will thrive and multiply in almost any soil from Florida to Maine, and most varieties will

While the memory of your early spring garden is still fresh, why not compile next year’s bulb list for fall delivery? Narcissus should be at the top of your list,

The Miniature Daffodils are from 2”, the tiniest, to 9” inches high. Most species or hybrids are only a generation removed from the species.  And most, like their taller, 15-