Blooming Plant of Daffodil, Jonquil, Trumpet Narcissus Daffodil
blossoms are trumpet shaped, with petals fused to form a corona
(aka crown cup or trumpet). There are double, multiflowered,
small-cupped and large-cupped Daffodils are available in hues of
yellow, white, orange and green. Many daffodils are also
bicolored. Daffodil plants will last five to 14 days, depending
on variety and interior temperature. Plants last longer if they
are kept in are more than 12,000 varieties of daffodils, grouped
into 13 divisions, each containing tall, medium and miniature
(below six inches) daffodils. Here are descriptions of the most
popular DIVISION 1 Narcissi in this division are called trumpet
daffodils, because the cup, or corona, is as long or longer than
the petals and looks like a trumpet. These have one floret per
stem. Popular varieties include ‘Primeur’, with golden-yellow,
late-blooming flowers; the golden-yellow ‘Dutch Master’; and the
canary-yellow ‘King DIVISION 2 These large-cup daffodils have
one flower t