A reliable performer and a vigorous naturalizer, this is one of the few double-flowered narcissus I like. Unlike most, it doesn't need ex...Read Moreceptional weather in order to open well. And only the cup is double, so the scape stands up well.
Exceptionally late to bloom, this is a great season extender, into garden tour season.
This is a soft lemon-yellow and harmonizes better with a wide range of tulip colors than the usual brassy gold.
Winner of the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.
We planted n. 'yellow cheerfulness' with early blooming azaleas and it made a nice show here in Ohio.
It's a delicate lo...Read Moreoking flower, though, and I think we will move n. 'tete a tete' and 'jetfire' away from 'y. cheerfulness' to show off it's soft and charming bloom more successfully.
This is one of the later bloomers here in Missouri. It multiplies but needs divided to keep blooming well. The small flowers are a beaut...Read Moreiful soft yellow and look like little roses.
Award(s)
AM(e) 1946
*AM(p) 1976
AGM 1995
AM Haarlem 1937
FCC Haarlem 1942
A reliable performer and a vigorous naturalizer, this is one of the few double-flowered narcissus I like. Unlike most, it doesn't need ex...Read More
We planted n. 'yellow cheerfulness' with early blooming azaleas and it made a nice show here in Ohio.
It's a delicate lo...Read More
This is one of the later bloomers here in Missouri. It multiplies but needs divided to keep blooming well. The small flowers are a beaut...Read More
A smallish flowered, double daffodil that is a yellow sport of 'Cheerfulness'
Flowers March to May
Very eas...Read More