Darwin Hybrids offer the most promise for a repeat season of spring blooms from tulips, says horticulturist Christian Curless of Colorblends. "Brent and Becky's Bulbs" Tribune The Wichita ...

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You know what we love the most about March? The arrival of spring flowers! And two of the earliest are daffodils and jonquils, which burst forth in late winter or early spring with sunny colors that ...

It’s hard not to love daffodils, which are somehow both exquisite and exuberant. Affordable and deer-resistant, they return reliably year after year. They also possess another valuable, if ...

Spring can’t seem to make up its mind with the weather roller coaster in recent weeks, but that hasn’t stopped the 50,000 daffodils at the Reeves-Reed Arboretum in Union County. “They are reaching ...

Can you imagine a spring without tulips in a rainbow of colors and dazzling daffodils blooming in the landscape? After a drab and dreary winter, we long for these harbingers of spring to signal the ...

Daffodils are specific varieties of flowers within the genus Narcissus, meaning that all daffodils are Narcissus, but not all Narcissus are daffodils, says garden author Kathy Jentz. The genus ...

Seasons are defined by their flowers in the photo-centric world I inhabit. Now that the crocus crop is a regular performer in late winter, the venerable daffodil has also stepped onto the globally ...