Well it was only a matter of time before daffodils were the subject of the In a Vase on Monday post. Many of these were blown over in the winds at the end of last week and some had to be rescued from under shrubs and perennials which have grown larger than I expected! I have had to make a note to dig up the bulbs and move them into a more open location.
I think the selection demonstrates just how diverse narcissus are. I prefer the lighter coloured flowers as I find the brighter yellows a bit brash.
Thanks to Cathy for hosting this weekly meme.
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I like the paler ones too. My favourite is Thalia – I think you may have a few of these in your vase.
Oh what a motley collection you have in your vase, Helen – they look so effective in their abundance. Thnak you for sharing ps I am with you about the ‘brash’ yellows 🙂
These look beautiful! What sort are the really small ones?
That’s a good question, I have no idea and I can’t find the label despite rummage around the base of the plant
There’s more variety with daffodils now than when I was a child!
Possibly although a lot of old varieties are coming back too
Hello,
I enjoyed your beautiful arrangement this week and I agree with you about the stark yellow, although everything in moderation I suppose.
Although I don’t have a post up this week on what is in my own vase, last week I posted on my own daffodils. You’ll be pleased to see they are not all yellow!
http://chronicadomus.blogspot.com/2017/03/whats-blooming-inside-drifts-of-snowy.html
You have a lovely selection in your vase
I HVE BIG JOB RREPOTTING MY BULBS THIS AUTUMN AS OO CROWDED GRAND-DAUGHTER AND DAUGHTER SSAID WILL HELP. NEED TO BUY SOME MORE POTS HAVE FERTILISER AN POT MIX STILL REDOVERING FROM STOKE SO NEED TO PACE MYSELF. WE HAVE HAD TIL END OF DYLONE FOM AUSTRALIA AND LOTS OF RAIN ON SOGGY GROUND. NOT OLD AS TROPICAL STORM FROM NORFH. SEERAL HOUSES IN TROUBLE ON CLIFFS WITH GARENS SLIPPING INTO SEA AND POBABLY THE HOUSES. WELL THAT’S HOW LIFFS ARE MADE BIT FALLING OFF THEM. BIG CLY CLIFFS. ALSO A LO OF FLOODING NORTH ISLAND. GONE ARE THE DRY AREAS.