Large Cupped Daffodil Martha Stewart

Loved the color on these daffodils. Very pretty!

Have repeat bloomed over 3 years. Different time from King Alfred and Ice Follies. Elegant flower.

Very refined and delicate daffodil with creamy, nearly white petals and a salmon/apricot edged frilly trumpet. In Zone 7a, the ones in full sun opened the first week in April, placing them squarely in the middle of the daffodil parade!

250 bulbs in a 43 foot square area around main focal point in yard. Stunning!

These Large Cupped Daffodil bloomed in a paler shade of yellow than what was pictured, but they are stunning and I actually prefer the softer hues. They were regal and tall and faced the sun, turning slightly sideways. I will definitely plant more this fall.

I wish I could give these 4 1/2 stars. They came up REALLY strong this spring - the bulbs were obviously healthy and vigorous. The color is quite a bit different than the listing photo, though. At least mine are - I got a bunch and put them in multiple locations in the yard, and their color is consistent, despite slight differences in growing conditions - some in a partly shaded rock garden, some in a very sunny spot between perennials, and some in a mostly sunny border. So, I don't think the growing conditions explain the color difference. The image shows a high-contrast flower, but mine came up with creamy white petals (not the bright white in the photo) and the cup had a very pale salmon colored edge, without any yellow in the throat. Don't get me wrong - I still REALLY like them; they have a large flower, and are VERY robust. It seems to me that every bulb I planted came up, and only one or two had foliage only - amazing for their first year planted, in my experience. Health wise, they certainly deserve 5 stars. The color was just a bit more muted than advertised. I actually really like their subtle tones, but they are more of a pastel tone than the eye-popper image. Also, they came with the name "Martha Steward" (with a "D"). This is the name I found referenced elsewhere online, just as an FYI.

did not look at all like pic not sure if i got the right thing would not waste my money on it

Martha Stewart daffodils bloomed Mid-April in full sun. Held up to strong winds. White and salmon colors blending towards a pretty cream after 2 weeks.

All the bulbs came up and presented us with beautiful soft flowers. Very lovely to look at. I would definitely recommend these / The colors are beautiful!

This is a beautiful daffodil. I'm sure that I'll be ordering more for next year. They were quality bulbs, and I was happy to see that they all came up. This was one of my earlier daffodils---after the very early yellow daffodils that a lot of people have, but before some of my other varieties.