before moving onto this more unusual hoop-petticoat:
and finishing with this tiny "wild" form:
I'm not sure how much value Daffodils have as a nectar source or food plant but they certainly brighten up a grey april day.
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Daffodils - part 2
Slightly delayed...a few more daffodils from my parent's garden. Once again I'll start with a standard-ish variety:
before moving onto this more unusual hoop-petticoat:
and finishing with this tiny "wild" form:
I'm not sure how much value Daffodils have as a nectar source or food plant but they certainly brighten up a grey april day.
before moving onto this more unusual hoop-petticoat:
and finishing with this tiny "wild" form:
I'm not sure how much value Daffodils have as a nectar source or food plant but they certainly brighten up a grey april day.
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Gray and raining here today- the bright daffodills are pefect for this day!
Lovely and bright! I love the hoop-petticoat! I've never seen that before. I had no idea there were so many varieties of daffodils.
thank you. the hoop-petticoat is actually not a daffodil cultivar per se but a true species: Narcissus bulbicodium with its own range of varieties: http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/2294/
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