Las Cruces, NM (Zone 8a) | January 2014 | positive
This is a beauty! It's very small and petite. When these bloomed for me last Spring they were so beautiful, I wanted to make sure that ...Read Morethey made it to another Spring before I posted a picture. Not only have they made it, in all 3 I planted, they have increased by one plant and their offspring are getting set to bloom as well. Erlicheer has some of the best formed flowers I have ever seen. They truly don't look real sometimes because they are so perfectly formed. One note though: For my area, the foilage comes out in Fall. It did concern me a bit but they never tried to early bloom, even though I watered them once a week through Winter.
Comes back every year but blooms very early (mine bloomed in January) and is usually very short live. Flowers stalks do not bear the wei...Read Moreght of the flowers.
Simpsonville, SC (Zone 7b) | April 2009 | positive
Probably my favorite daff. Unbelievable fragrance, prolific blooms, multiplies readily in my hot, full sun back bed. Blooms a little late...Read Morer than others. (blooming now in early April, when I have some that bloomed almost 2 months ago)
what a beautiful daff. Good one for the south. Fragrant. is not conventional like that of roses, jasmine, etc. but it definitely perfu...Read Moremes the gardens. This is my new fave daff.
UPDATE 02/2013: My first planting of this daff is in its 6th year. Since then, I have planting some each year as it has proven so reliable.
A nice late-blooming bulb. The leaves are long, just as Spring Daffodils, and the flower(s), become so heavy for the stalks, that they te...Read Morend to fall over, especially after rain.
The blooms are fragrant, (smelling of perfumed hand-creme), and would look impressive if grown in groups of 5 - 10. There are either 1 or 2 flower stalks per bulb.
A plant that needs no attention, except for staking after rain, preferably before a known heavy rainfall is due.
Can anyone tell me how long it flowered for? In other words, how long did you have blooms on the stem for? Thanks!
This is a beauty! It's very small and petite. When these bloomed for me last Spring they were so beautiful, I wanted to make sure that ...Read More
Comes back every year but blooms very early (mine bloomed in January) and is usually very short live. Flowers stalks do not bear the wei...Read More
The plant is beautiful and the fragrance delightful. However, many of the plants seem to want to emerge in fall and end up dying in winter.
Chester NY - planted a bunch and all came up blooming. Cute bunches of white; multiple flowers on each stem. Super fragrant. I am in Zone 6.
Most sellers list this variety as zone 6 hardy. Does anyone know if this is accurate, or is it a 7b as stated in Plant Files?
Probably my favorite daff. Unbelievable fragrance, prolific blooms, multiplies readily in my hot, full sun back bed. Blooms a little late...Read More
what a beautiful daff. Good one for the south. Fragrant. is not conventional like that of roses, jasmine, etc. but it definitely perfu...Read More
A nice late-blooming bulb. The leaves are long, just as Spring Daffodils, and the flower(s), become so heavy for the stalks, that they te...Read More