No daffodil trial would be complete without the inclusion of at least a few varieties of traditional yellow blooms. Now that some of these varieties have started to produce flowers, I've been regretting that I didn't order a wider variety. 'Isha' daffodils have been a lovely addition to my late season cut flower garden. Much…
Continue reading ➞ In Bloom: ‘Isha’ Daffodils
Aside from my very obvious garden infatuation with pink daffodils, my large growing trial also focused on fragrance. After reading that 'Gay Tabor' daffodils are both double and highly scented, I knew that I wanted to order a small ten count package of bulbs. 'Gay Tabor' daffodils are known for their fluffy double flowers. I'll…
Continue reading ➞ In Bloom: Fragrant ‘Gay Tabor’ Daffodils
As our focus on pink daffodil varieties continues this year, we come to the 'Delnashaugh' daffodil. Like so many others that I've already showed here on the blog, 'Delnashaugh' is a beautiful bright pink double bloom. Though 'Delnashaugh' daffodil looks very similar to the likes of 'Replete' and 'Pink Champagne,' they did bloom just a…
Continue reading ➞ ‘Delnashaugh’ Double Pink Daffodil
Can you believe that I've been doing this blog thing for 5 years now? In fact, one of the very first posts that I ever made was about using daffodils as cut flowers. You can see it by clicking here. I'm happy to say that those original daffodil bulbs are still producing flowers. That's one…
Continue reading ➞ Harvesting Daffodils for Cut Flowers in a Vase
