Sonoma County, CA (Zone 8b) | March 2007 | positive
I like the look very much, but don't use as a cut flower. Just one stem (with 8 blooms) in my office was overpowering, and the scent was ...Read Morerather acrid. Best enjoyed outside.
Oklahoma City, OK (Zone 7a) | November 2004 | neutral
This particular cultivar is believed to be a relative of the heirloom "Seventeen Sisters" daffodil which dates to 1700. Each stem has se...Read Moreveral blooms of yellow cupped, white petaled flowers. The height reaches to 16" and grows well in zones 6 - 9. They are good for forcing indoors. They naturalize well and do very well in warmer areas of the country.
Award(s)
AM(e) 1991
AGM 1995
Good grower in SW Houston area. Update 03/2010: Multiplying with a vengeance, I'm delighted!
I like the look very much, but don't use as a cut flower. Just one stem (with 8 blooms) in my office was overpowering, and the scent was ...Read More
This Narcissus naturalizes in this Zone, ( 8b) 40 miles north of Houston, Texas..It blooms early, usually in January..
This particular cultivar is believed to be a relative of the heirloom "Seventeen Sisters" daffodil which dates to 1700. Each stem has se...Read More