Heirloom Triandrus Narcissus, Triandrus Daffodil, Angel's Tears 'Thalia'

Planted in Dec, thalia came up the first week in May. Wanted to see if the cultivar would work in parts of the lawn or if the grass would...Read More be too high. As they will be earlier next year, it looks doable although the grass is a little weedy looking. The fragrance is wonderful from a clump of thalia. Very subtle.

What a beautiful, all white daff. It is supposed to be a good selection for southern gardens, and while our 2006 winter was rather crazy...Read More and off norm, this daff did not disappoint. Highly recommend. Planted inground, full sun.

Mar 2010: while not vigorous, it has not decreased and it is reliable and beautiful as ever. Definitely a southern garden must-hjave.

I've got this daffodil scattered all over my garden. It's a fairly late bloomer, very elegant, and holds up well.

I have grown this bulb for many years, starting with 5 bulbs, and now I have hundreds of them. They naturalize very well. They multiply q...Read Moreuickly, but still bloom well when crowded. All stems have at least 2 blooms, a lot of them have 3. The white flowers are later than most of my daffodils. The only drawback is their very strong "fragrance" if brought inside for bouquets. Some folks like it, my DH hates it. They smell like Paperwhite narcissus. Not bothered by any insects or diseases.