Lushly frilled pink trumpet blooms: Creates a dramatic and eye-catching display in gardens
Contrasting white protruding petaloids: Adds visual interest and complements other flowers
Naturalizes in groups: Thrives when planted in clusters, increasing garden biodiversity
Temperature-sensitive color variation: Pink hues intensify with warmer spring temperatures
Companion plant for bleeding hearts: Enhances garden ecosystem and bloom variety
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Thanks to a lushly frilled, pink trumpet and contrasting white, protruding petaloids, this is one daffodil that makes its presence known. Plant in small groups and watch as they increase yearly in bloom and beauty. Naturalizes nicely and makes a great companion to bleeding hearts.
Temperatures affect daffodil colors. Warmer spring temperat
Bloom Color
Pink (may vary to salmon pink in warmer temperatures)