Viridiflora Narcissus Pacific Hunter

This pleasantly fragrant early bloomer produces flowers as early as January—before the snowdrops!—if it’s not too cold. A cross between a viridiflora daffodil, which flower in the fall, and a spring-blooming daffodil, Pacific Hunter adds beautiful vibrance to beds or borders while winter gloom is still prevalent. The 3” flowers have creamy yellow petals from the cup that darken to a richer yellow at the tips, with a green central vein visible on the back of each flower. And on top of that, each stem will produce up to 4 flowers!