Jennifer Haase
Author for A-Z Animals

If you'd never heard of a reverse bicolor daffodil until now, you're probably not alone. But it won't be long until more gardeners are talking about these unique spring flowers.… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Bicolor daffodils are two-tone beauties that bring captivating blooms to spring gardens. These showy flowers are easy to grow from bulbs and reward you with a parade of color. But… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Here are 9 rare types of daffodils. Daffodils are iconic spring flowers that bring a touch of colorful charm to any garden. While most people are familiar with the classic… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

There are many reasons that paperwhite daffodils are beloved bulb flowers. Their small white blooms are both delightful and chic. In addition, paperwhites produce many flowers per plant. And paperwhite… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Heirloom daffodils are proven hardy, beautiful flowering plants that stand the test of time. And many heirloom varieties are some of the sweetest-smelling daffodils you'll ever find! So keep reading… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

According to Kew Royal Botanic Gardens in England, there are more than 26,000 cultivars of daffodils worldwide! But don't worry, there are 13 daffodil divisions that make identifying all types… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Have you ever heard of a butterfly daffodil? This common name refers to split-cupped daffodils due to the look of their cups. In this case, the daffodil center cups are… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

The unique and fancy Narcissus bulbocodium is better known as a hoop-petticoat daffodil. And, with its big bell-shaped cup, this type of daffodil does indeed look like an upturned hoop… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Small-cupped daffodils make a big splash with their colorful blooms in the spring. Though their cups are tiny, many of these cultivars have showy 4-5 inch flowers. And it's not… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

In the US, most daffodil bulbs become blooming plants in the spring. But they must first lie dormant through many weeks of cold weather. For that reason, daffodil bulbs are… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

As a general rule, daffodils bloom in late winter and spring. However, the specific timing of when daffodil flowers appear depends on several factors. First, daffodils blossom at different times… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

The most popular types of daffodils tend to have big, colorful blooms and fabulous fragrances. But you might be surprised by some of the traits of each popular daffodil and… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Highly fragrant poeticus daffodils have unique coloring compared to other daffodil types like trumpets and jonquils. Though there might be fewer poeticus cultivars than some other varieties, the available plants… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

With multiple pendant flowers nodding gracefully in the garden, each triandrus daffodil plant is a marvel of showy blooms. Triandrus daffodils are also marvelous for their soft colors and reflexed… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Cyclamineus daffodils are small plants with loads of charisma. They've got windswept petals, frilly trumpets, and usually a lovely scent that turns heads. Though many cyclamineus daffodils grow only about… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

There aren't many scenes more cheerful than miniature daffodils blooming across the landscape. For that reason, gardeners fall in love with these charming beauties over and over again. So let's… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Tiny, hardy, and bursting with blooms are just a few ways to describe heat-loving tazetta daffodils. Though tazettas aren't built for climates with cold winters, they thrive and impress when… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

All daffodils are delightful spring flowers. However, there's something extra special about large-cupped daffodils with their big, glorious blooms. So let's explore 14 types of large-cupped daffodils that add extraordinary… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Double daffodils are graceful and romantic-looking flowers with plush and fluffy blooms. They're also fragrant and often produce more than one flower per stem. For these reasons and more, double… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

Jonquil daffodils are dazzling when their many blooms open under the bright spring sun. They produce multiple flowers per stem and have a heavenly sweet smell. But how do you… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

White daffodils bring a special touch of grace to spring garden beds and containers. Whether you plant double-petal varieties or those with big trumpet blooms, all-white daffodils can add elegance… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago

The sight of yellow daffodils blooming across the landscape is an iconic image of spring. Though some daffodil varieties bloom in other seasons, spring is when the majority of daffodils… Read More

By Jennifer Haase 2 years ago