Jonquil daffodils are the best option in warmer parts of the country, like southern Florida and Louisiana. Daffodils can be planted in sun or part shade.

About this time last month I stepped into a room full of Jonquils. Not the beautiful yellow variety of daffodil, but cheerful, exuberant, walking and talking, upper-case Jonquils, all about my ...

Jonquilla Division 7 are known as the jonquil daffodils, and they are scented and produce multiple flowers per stem and also bloom late.

They are, however separate species: daffodil is N. pseudonarcissus, meaning scented; jonquil, N. jonquilla, from the Spanish name jonquillo, meaning slender leaves, derived from the Latin juncus ...

Jonquil is a category of daffodils that is usually fragrant, has more than one flower per stem, and leaves that are reed-like. Jonquils do best in the warmer areas of the South.

Jonquilla: True jonquils tend to be between 12 and 16 inches high with one to five flowers to each stem. Most varieties appear in the middle of daffodil season and are fragrant.

The Almanac notes, " all jonquils are daffodils, but not all daffodils are jonquils." Because they're tied so closely, it makes sense that the jonquil would be the sister flower of March.

The golden daffodils and jonquils and narcissus are truly heirloom flowers in America. Old abandoned homesteads, ancient graveyards and cemeteries and landmarks still bear witness every springtime ...

Common Name: Daffodils, paperwhites, jonquil. Planting Months: October and November. Cold Tolerance: Hardy. Light Requirements: Full sun to part sun, depending on cultivar. Soil Requirements: Well ...

Soon we'll have the intensely fragrant jonquil, a daffodil with thin, reed- or quill-like leaves and cute little yellow flowers, then a cascade of the regular season daffodils.

Magazine Daffodil varieties show off the flower’s broad range of colors and forms April 27, 2012 By Adrian Higgins ...