Name That Daff!

14 years ago

These daffodils were planted in my yard by a previous owner, and I have no idea what they may be. The closest I have found is Irene Copeland, but I am not sure. Any daff experts out there have any ideas?

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
Does yours have the small yellow petals layered over the white petals?

Here is a pick of Irene Copeland at Daffseek.
keithf25
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14 years ago
There are small yellow petals layered in, but they are not as prominent as the ones in your link.
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iris_gal
14 years ago
White Lion and Ice King are two more to check.

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