Not only does its 3" bloom have an unusually colored olive-green cup to go with its greenish-yellow perianth, this fragrant daffodil sometimes reblooms in fall after its annual springtime show. Your neighbors will be green with envy when they spot this unique, green-hued flower in your garden. Equally striking whether planted in a group or snipped for use in a bouquet. This exciting, new variety is a cross between a green fall blooming daffodil and spring-blooming daffodils.
Temperatures affect daffodil colors. Warmer spring temperatures really bring out the deeper green hues in green daffodils, while cooler temperature bring out their yellow/pale green tones.
Temperatures affect daffodil colors. Warmer spring temperatures really bring out the deeper green hues in green daffodils, while cooler temperature bring out their yellow/pale green tones.
