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daffodils

Narcissus

Daffodils are bright yellow flowers that bloom in spring. They have a trumpet shape and are often found in gardens and parks, bringing joy with their sunny color.

Habitat: Gardens

Appearance

The daffodils has bright, usually yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers surrounded by six petals. Its long, slender green leaves emerge from the ground, supporting the cheerful blooms. Some varieties feature white or orange coronas, making them visually unique from other spring flowers.

KingdomPlantaePhylumTracheophytaClassLiliopsidaOrderAsparagalesFamilyAmaryllidaceaeGenusNarcissus
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daffodils

Category

Plant

Rarity

Common

Danger

2/5

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Interesting facts

Daffodils are a symbol of hope and new beginnings in many cultures.

The name 'Narcissus' comes from a Greek myth about a vain young man.

There are over 13,000 daffodil varieties, with flowers of many shapes and colors!

They contain galantamine, a chemical used in some medicines!

Special abilities

Ability

Winter Survivor

Daffodils can store energy in underground bulbs, helping them survive harsh winters and grow back each spring.

Ability

Natural Repellent

Daffodils has toxic compounds in their sap that naturally deter most animals from eating them, protecting the plant.

Ability

Nectar Beacon

Daffodils has bright flowers and sweet nectar that attract insects, ensuring their pollen is spread for reproduction.

Measurements & details

Height
30-60 cm
Spread
10-20 cm
Flower Size
3-7 cm
Bloom Season
Early spring
Is Edible
No
Toxicity
Mild
Lifecycle
Perennial
Pollination Method
Insect

Ecological connections

pollinates

honey bee

Apis mellifera

collects nectar and pollen

pollinates

bumblebee

Bombus terrestris

visits flowers for nectar

eats

large narcissus fly

Merodon equestris

larvae feed on bulbs

eats

leopard slug

Limax maximus

may graze on leaves

Traits

Also known as

DaffodilNarcissusPaperwhite

Collections

Safety

Danger

2/5

Daffodils are pretty, but don't eat them! They can make you feel sick.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is daffodils?

30-60 cm

How wide does daffodils spread?

10-20 cm

How big are the flowers on daffodils?

3-7 cm

When does daffodils bloom?

Early spring

Is daffodils edible?

No

Is daffodils toxic?

Mild

What is daffodils's lifecycle?

Perennial

How is daffodils pollinated?

Insect

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