Few daffodils can claim a transformation quite like this one—buds that open green and gradually reveal creamy white inner petals, all wrapped in a sweet fragrance that carries across the garden. As one of the last daffodils to bloom, Kurfurstin Sophie extends the season beautifully, with fully double, 3½" blooms packed with overlapping whorls of petals that hold their yellow-green outer coloring while the inner layers soften to near-white. Growing 18–20" tall, it's a natural fit for borders, cutting gardens and naturalized meadow plantings where its late-season color and scent can truly shine.
