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Daffodil Facts

The daffodil is a group of perennial plants that produces a bulbed flowering bloom. Wild daffodils generally bloom in the early months of spring. The daffodil bulb is best highlighted by a large trumpeting form. Daffodil's that are grown outside grow best in large plantings of seeds. A daffodil flower can survive up to a week in a water filled vase. When the daffodil is grown to perfection the flowering bloom appears with trumpet shaped corona in a star shape. The flower bulb of the daffodil sits at the end of a stalk about foot and 1/2 long.

"Originating in the southern regions of western europe, the daffodil flower produces a bulb shaped bloom that is wonderful cut and placed in a vase.

• Scientific Name: NARCISSI
• Average Growth Size:  
• Description of Foliage: The flowers of the daffodil plant come in bulb shaped form, sitting at the end of a sleak long stem.
• Indigenous Area: Europe
• Various Uses: Daffodils are great in vase or antique potter arrangements. The daffodil flower provides a unique accent to most home floral arrangements.