Double Narcissus, Double Daffodil 'Replete'

I didn't expect a true pink color from this flower, so I'm not disappointed by that; however, the flower droops so drastically that it's ...Read Moredifficult to even see. One would have to be about a foot tall to truly appreciate them.

I guess I should have read here first regarding this variety. Mine came up a coral rose color. Actually that is the color they turn aft...Read Moreer fading from the initial orange and yellow color.

I bought a sack of these bulbs from Breck's, and included in my package was: A NOTE ABOUT PINK DAFFODILS...yes, it seems that they BLOOM ...Read Morebutter-yellow and gradually fade to coral-pink, it may take a few seasons to turn into the pretty petal pink we are hoping for. But I am sure ALL of us here are guilty of buying a sack of bulbs and being suckered in by the airbrushed picture on the sack...it is all part of the joy and learning experience, not to mention the *surprises*, of gardening!!

Ditto to every single thing that wallaby said.

I never give a plant a negative without much consideration. This variety, for a start, would appear to be some sort of an imposter, as a...Read Morell the pictures shown of it in the catalogues show it to be bright pink. That is in itself a huge let-down when one realises it is nothing of the sort, as the colour being the reason one buys it in the first place.

Secondly, it does not appear to be very long lived, so unless one is particularly fond of it and does not mind replacing it, then that scores against it. I started with 10 bulbs, and have 2 left after approx. 4 years. One of those has a malformed flower.

Thirdly, to be a worthy plant I would expect the flower to be attractive from any angle, and the side view is really not that. It does have a tendency to hang it's head, which on some flowers can be attractive, but not on this one.

All in all a disappointment.

These have been relatively tough plants for me, growing in nearly unamended soil. The color does take on a coral-like cast (but not enti...Read Morerely pink) in a certain stage. This is especially fun when there is also gold and a background of white.
Long lasting, nice fragrance and cut-flower potential.

Blooms in April in my garden.

I bought these from a well known catalog company, hoping they would be as pink as shown, but...Read More as Toxicodendron showed, they aren't really pink. I was not happy about being mislead, and wrote for a refund. They said they were not supposed to be pink, but rather apricot . . . so why does their catalog say and show otherwise?! They are pretty enough for "apricot," but I wanted pink.

My information says it is hardy in zones 3-9. When planting daffodils, dig a hole three times the depth of the bulb.