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Daffodils

Daffodils flower from late April until June depending on types.

The first ones to flower are the N. cyclamineus hybrids and the last to bloom are cultivars with double flowers. The bulbs are toxic and the sap can cause skin irritation on sensitive skin. 

Daffodils are categorized into 13 divisions according to flower size and shape: :

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I. Trumpet

II. Large-cupped

III. Small-cupped 

IV. Double

V. Triandrus cultivars

VI. Cyclamineus cultivars

 

 

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VII. Jonquilla cultivars

VIII. Tazetta cultivars

IX. Poeticus cultivars

X.  Bulbocodium cultivars

XI. Split corona

XII. Other cultivars

XIII. Species and wild varieties

small flowered daffodils

Cyclamineus hybrids (VI)
Narcissus cyclamineus
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Jonquilla hybrids (VII)
Narcissus jonquilla
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Lesser daffodil
Narcissus minor
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Narcissus x odorus
 
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Tazetta hybrids (VIII)
Narcissus tazetta

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Triandrus hybrids (V)
Narcissus triandrus
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Large Flowered Daffodils

Trumpet daffodils (I)
Narcissus pseudonarcissus
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Large cupped daffodils (II)
Narcissus x incomparabilis
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Small cupped daffodils (III)
Narcissus x incomparabilis
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Double daffodils (IV)
Narcissus x incomparabilis
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Split corona (XI)
Narcissus x incomparabilis
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Poeticus hybrids (XI)
Narcissus poeticus
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