You know what we love the most about March? The arrival of spring flowers! And two of the earliest are daffodils and jonquils ...

So, cutting to the chase—here’s the gist of what I found:t. Daffodils: Jonquils: Buttercups: The flowers I’ve always called ...

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. Native to areas of ...

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 ...

Not the beautiful yellow variety of daffodil, but cheerful, exuberant, walking and talking, upper-case Jonquils, all about my size. It was the annual flower show at the Tatemville Community Center ...

Both triandrus and cyclamineus hybrids share the loveliness of a wild daffodil, small nodding flowers with petals that are swept back, a trait more exaggerated in the cyclamineus types.

whenever I’ve seen the first daffodils of the year, I buy them. Mother grew pansies and petunias, but those weren’t really the type of flower to ... I’d poke the jonquils in jelly jars.

all jonquils, and, of course, all narcissi. But commercially, at least, the name daffodil is reserved for those flowers with trumpets as long, or longer, than the petals. A narcissus is any of ...

And if you take a look around the town, t's easy to fall in love with the gorgeous flowers ... But the British and Americans call them daffodils, and Jonquil is a suborder of the daffodil ...