Daffodils
Daffodils are loved for their bright, cheerful flowers that bloom in early spring in shades of yellow, white, and soft pastel tones. Their sturdy stems and simple, elegant form make them easy to weave into garden beds, borders, and containers, where they return reliably year after year. Whether planted in sweeping drifts or paired with other spring bloomers, daffodils bring welcome color to the garden.
How to Choose
Flower form: Trumpets, large and small cups, doubles, jonquils and split-coronas each read differently in a drift.
Bloom season: Early, mid and late varieties planted together stretch daffodils across most of spring.
Fragrance: Jonquilla and tazetta types are the most strongly scented and are worth siting near a path.
Height and naturalizing: Choose short varieties for containers and edging, and vigorous ones for drifts that multiply on their own.
All daffodils in the catalog
31 varieties, A–Z · page 2 of 2
Narcissus 'Salome'
Salome Daffodil
Blooms creamy white petals with a pale yellow cup often tinged with soft apricot or peach tones
Full sun to partial shade
Narcissus 'Scarlet O'Hara'
Scarlet O'Hara Daffodil
Blooms bright yellow petals with a contrasting deep orange-red to crimson cup
Full sun to partial shade
Narcissus 'Sovereign'
Sovereign Daffodil
Blooms white outer petals with a dark orange-yellow to golden cup
Full sun to partial shade
Narcissus 'Tahiti'
Tahiti Daffodil
Blooms golden yellow petals with deeper orange-red ruffled segments in the double center
Full sun to partial shade
Narcissus pseudonarcissus
Flower Carpet Daffodil
Blooms pale yellow petals with a darker yellow central trumpet
Full sun to partial shade
Narcissus pseudonarcissus 'Tete-a-Tete'
Tete-a-Tete Daffodil
Blooms buttercup-yellow petals with a deeper yellow trumpet
Full sun to partial shade
Narcissus x odorus 'Campernelle'
Campernelle Jonquil
Blooms golden yellow petals with a deeper yellow, distinctly lobed cup; fragrant
Full sun to partial shade
