The Beautiful Bee Flower Farm

This traditional floral harbinger of spring brightens our days and our hearts with each cool bunch of their happy little heads. Their cheerful faces seem to beckon a smile from all on-lookers. A wonderful addition to any bouquet, but also stunning as a single- or muti-variety daffodil bunch on its own. You can't go wrong with these beauties.

We grow singles and doubles, from small to large trumpets, in shades of white, yellow, pink, apricot, and orange. Some have one head per stem, and some have clusters of blooms per stem. Some are all one color, while others have contrasting petals and trumpets. The variety of sizes and color combinations is spectacular! (See ours in panel 3! >>>)

Fun fact:

Edible: Some to all parts of the plant are toxic and should not be ingested. Keep away from small children and pets.

Dries/Presses: well

Also called: Narcissus or Jonquil

(Note: Always do your own research before ingesting anything.)

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