Fragrant Daffodil Thalia

Because of the warm March we had here in eastern Iowa, the daffodil bloomed about 1-2 weeks soon than usual. Then it was back to freezing temps so tulips got damaged. These helped to keep things nice

Bloomed beautifully - taller than expected. Lovely fragrance. Lasts over a week when cut and several weeks in the ground.

I loved the way these daffodils blended into the natural semi-wild landscape around my home. They have a wildflower, unfussy look.

My Thalia have proven reliable late bloomers (zone 6a: late April-early May). Their starry, thin, white, translucent petals and solid white cups, coming two and three to a stem are equally gorgeous in their forest-edge spot as in a gloriously scented bouquet.

Very pretty in bouquets.

I've loved Thalia for years. It's a delicate looking white daffodil, but I swear, this thing will grow anywhere. I buy them every year. The deer don't like them...an added bonus.

Out of all the bulbs I bout last fall these did the best with a pretty good showing

Planted last fall. All appear to be blooming nicely !

AMAZING- these are so beautiful and every stem has multiple flowers….I planted on a hill where they can be viewed from below and fully enjoyed- they are so fragrant. Why did I wait so long to add more of these?

The shape of these Thalia Daffodils is simply amazing...they look like little white orchids at first glance. I was excited to plant these, and they certainly did not disappoint at all. They are among the last of the bulbs to open, the only thing I planted that is opening any later is "Phesant;s Eye".