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Narcissus
A beautiful yellow perennial flower that is one of the first to bloom in Canada. For many of us, it signifies that Spring has begun. Yeah! Several characteristics distinguish daffodils. The first is the flowers, which have a trumpet-shaped central portion surrounded by a halo of petals and a delicate aroma. The flowers can be born singly on a stalk, or in bunches. They have blade-shaped leaves. The flowers can be yellow, white, orange, or mixed. ie: They may have orange trumpets and yellow petals, or white petals with orange trumpets.
Hot Tropical like climate. Found near a Garry Oak Forest.
They grow wildly here on the Island, everywhere. People also grow them in their gardens.
Spotted on Mar 12, 2011
Submitted on Jan 28, 2013
2 Comments
Yes, Daniela they are. I get excited when I finally see the Daffodils. Winter here is finally over. :)
So pretty!