The intense deep golden yellow flowers look superb in early Spring and can be naturalised in lawns as well as planted in groups in beds, borders, woodland areas and roadside verges.
The bold flowers form on sturdy stems and are amongst the first to show during March. The swaying flowers in a Spring breeze create a vision to behold.
Daffodil golden harvest make superb cut flowers, remember do not cut the leaves as these are the bulbs food source to create the next generation of flowers.
Interesting Note: A name adopted by a New Zealand Band, a novel written by Jorge Amado and a film production company in Hong Kong, however, we prefer to relate it to the ripened wheat fields throughout the British countryside.
