I am aware that many different varieties of daffodils exist, probably thousands, but who knew that four could be found in a single walk? And in NYC none-the-less. It cheers me to be reminded that even in this not-so-clean city that true beauty can be found. After a bit of
Google research, I have tentatively identified the following dafs that I noticed during my Sunday-afternoon stroll.
Trumpet Daffodils - White corona (trumpet or cup) on White perianth segments (petals)

Split-Cupped Daffodils - Yellow on Yellow

Split-Cupped Daffodils: Yellow on White

Poeticus Daffodils: Red-tipped Yellow on White

I know this isn't a daffodil, I find it interesting to observe trees too . . .
1 comment:
Those are pretty Bren!
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