This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Bessemer, Alabama
Camden, Arkansas
GARBERVILLE, California
Vincent, California
Erie, Colorado
Pueblo, Colorado
Cordele, Georgia
Hawkinsville, Georgia
Nicholson, Georgia
Oak Lawn, Illinois
Quincy, Illinois
Westchester, Illinois
Iowa City, Iowa
Ewing, Kentucky
Hebron, Kentucky
Salvisa, Kentucky
Coushatta, Louisiana
Echo, Louisiana
Durham, Maine
Cumberland, Maryland
Billerica, Massachusetts
Hadley, Massachusetts
Ubly, Michigan
Park Rapids, Minnesota
Brunswick, Missouri
Las Vegas, Nevada
Munsonville, New Hampshire
South Plainfield, New Jersey
Brooklyn, New York
Tioga Center, New York
Morehead City, North Carolina
Dayton, Ohio(2 reports)
Elyria, Ohio
Newalla, Oklahoma
, Ontario
Klamath Falls, Oregon
North Bend, Oregon
Marshalls Creek, Pennsylvania
Conway, South Carolina
Rock Hill, South Carolina
Clarksville, Tennessee
Knoxville, Tennessee
Copperas Cove, Texas
Emory, Texas
Katy, Texas
Princeton, Texas
Richmond, Texas
Willis, Texas
Salt Lake City, Utah
Tremonton, Utah
Falls Church, Virginia
Portsmouth, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Cascade Valley, Washington
DEER HARBOR, Washington
Issaquah, Washington
Moses Lake, Washington
Moses Lake North, Washington
Seattle, Washington
Stanwood, Washington
Vancouver, Washington
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Award(s)
FCC 1899
FA Haarlem 1921
This cultivar was introduced in 1899 and went out of commercial production about twenty years later, due to accumulating virus load. (Thi...Read More
I know for a fact I do not have King alfred nor does anyone else . this plant is long out of production and if you have it it is remnant...Read More
I love seeing the nodding blooms of the Daffodils. My fave. is the 'King Alfred' with the yellow flowers. I have just planted a pack in h...Read More
This is the work-horse of daffs. Reliable, sturdy, and multiplies quickly. I have a whole platoon of these around and about my gardens,...Read More
I transplanted several bulbs of this type to my garden from another spot, about 4 yrs ago. I got the green leaves each spring, about mid...Read More