Year, frost burn.
Some of mine are like that too, but the buds are fine.
Miniatures other than tete-a-tete didn't live long in my garden. I might have over-watered them.

They certainly do not like over watering especially in summer.

I love Rip Van Winkle but it rains so much in spring here the double flowers trap the rain and sink to the ground. They look so sad. :(

Baby Moon is adorable and smells great too if I remember correctly.

It's been an interesting year for daffodils. Like none I have ever known. My Grand Primo Tazettas bloomed the last week after Christmas last year. This year, they came up on schedule and the leaves burned silvery white in our early cold snap. I was fearful I had lost them. But they are in full bloom RIGHT NOW. Grand Soleil D'Or, also a tazetta, appears to have a virus. For the last two years, the leaves have been mottled brown right from their appearance and almost none have bloomed. I am going to dig them up and discard. On the other hand, although many of my daffodils were late in blooming, they have been the loveliest I ever remember. Maybe they liked the cold?

I wondered if your smaller ones were only marginally hardy for your zone. But I checked and they are not. You haven't, by any chance, had a zone 4 winter this year? I'd advise you to wait and see what they do, both this year and next year before making a final decision.

I sure felt like we had a zone 4 winter! lol
They are on the north side of the house, which could make a difference too. But, my trumpet daffs do great over on the north side. I'll wait and see what happens. I just planted them last fall, so I don't want to dig up yet.
Thanks all for your help! :)

Here's a pic of my Baby Boomers from last spring. They are awesome and FRAGRANT too!

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