Narcissus 'Golden Dawn'

Flowering a bit later in the spring, Golden Dawn is an excellent extender for those who never want to see the daffodil season wind down. These pretty tazettas sprout 2 to 3 stems per bulb, each with 3 to 5 blooms, providing oodles of fragrant flowers per bulb.

Easily the heaviest producer of flowers and one of the fastest increasers of any variety. Puts up an entire second crop of stems as the first ones are fading. Flowering here begins in mid-February, continuing until about the first of April. Flowers are larger than on the earlier varieties, and of a rich yellow with light orange cups, in clusters of 5 - 8 on tall strong stems. This is a hybrid of the cluster narcissus type crossed with the Spanish jonquil, from which it inherits its reblooming ability as well as its naturally small bulb size and narrow foliage. Also from the jonquil comes its unique and heavenly scent, and its ability to flower well even from very young offset bulbs. Golden Dawn can be naturalized in a dry-summer situation, or grown where irrigated including when overplanted with summer annuals during the dormant season, making it ideal for professionally landscaped situations, and one of the best all-around varieties in existence. Zones: 4-10 Bloom time: Spring Bulb size: 8-10+ cm around. These have been grown and freshly harvested here in Arizona. Plant height: 15-22 inches (38-56 cm)