Daffodil

Spring is not "Sprung" without daffodils, so to speak. What better way to welcome spring than with a burst of colours from daffodils.

This woodland bulb is perfect for naturalising in lawns and under deciduous trees. This is where the bulbs are planted and left on their own to grow and to multiply, eventually forming dense clumps after several years. The lawn area is not cut until the foliage dies down.

Over the years, garderners and horticulturist have bred the humble yellow daffodil into the myriad of colours and shapes available today. The Flowers are now available in Whites, Yellows, Oranges and Reds, and all variations in between. There is even some with bits of green.

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Pictures:

		One Flower per Stem
		Multiple Flowers per Stem

See also:  Bulbs, Corms & Tubers

Yellow Orange

These daffodils have one flower per stem. The flowers are larger and tend to be more showy.

White Yellow White Yellow White Orange White Orange

White Pink Yellow Yellow Yellow

Yellow Orange Yellow Orange

Geranium (White Orange)

These daffodils have multiple flowers per stem. The flowers tend to be smaller. Some types are fragrant.

Geranium (White Orange) White Yellow Soliel d'Or