Daffodil flowers are composed of two parts, the outer petals, and the inner cup that gives it that true Daffodil look. Typically Daffodils have big outer petals and small cups. These bulbs produce flowers with cups almost as large as the outer petals. The effect is more flower power, more color, more beauty! Each bulb can produce 1-3 flowers the first season, and reliably produce more each year. Probably the most versatile of all spring flowering bulbs. Can be planted just about anywhere - along borders and flower beds, in pots, under trees, or even right in the lawn. They naturalize effortlessly creating a horticultural legacy year after year. They thrive anywhere in the country from the cooler northern regions down to the south. We recommend clustering about 5-6 bulbs together to get dense patches of flowers. Also, you can pair with hyacinth, crocus, double petaled tulips for a spring garden treasure.