Narcissus, Cyclamineus Narcissus, Cyclamen Daffodil 'Jetfire'

This is my first experience with this type of daffodil and I could not be more pleased! I planted about 300 of these daffodils around th...Read Moree yard. Some are in the border around the gardens, there are some lining the sides of the shed, and there are some in random, informal clumps among the trees of the forest that the house backs up to. They look great everywhere and are a very bright and colorful flower. These started blooming here in Zone 5a mid March. Some have yet to bloom but will soon. Extremely early to bloom and one of the first daffodils (or any flower for that matter) to bloom after winter. The flowers last a long time because even after several weeks they flowers are still going strong. Deer and rabbits hate them so you don't have to worry about anything eating them. They seem to grow anywhere, too. Some are in full sun, some in nearly full shade. The bulbs in full sun flower sooner than those of full shade. Some are in really good dirt, some in hard clay, and some are in nothing but pea gravel and even those are doing great. They multiply readily and naturalize well.

These pair well with Showwinner tulips. They are about the same height and the bright red of the tulip go extremely well with the bright yellow+orange of the daffodil.

Just a wonderful daffodil that I cannot recommend enough. I will certainly be planting more of these this fall.

Sunny and cheerful in the Spring!

I have these growing next to my raised hosta bed, alongside a path and underneath a Horse Chestnet tree. They usually are in flower befo...Read Morere the crocus Flower Record finish, I also have Iris reticulata in the same spot.

Over 5 years they have increased, slow for a start but are now making a good show. They start all yellow, and slowly the cup turns orange, this year it has been quite cold and it seems to be a darker orange than usual. The large, broad, upswept petals set it off to perfection.

Multiplies by bulb very well, good form for the garden setting; just the right size. Flowers open almost all yellow, and the cup becomes...Read More a medium orange with age, and the tepals reflex true to its heritage.

A delightful little flower with yellow petals and an orange-y cup. Great form and substance and often used for show. Division 6 - Cycla...Read Moremineus. Early to mid spring bloom.