Dunstan's Fire Daffodil
Blazing colours and great garden performance!
Warm yellow petals surround a fiery red-orange trumpet with boldly frilled edges, giving the bloom even more dimension and flair. Named after an English cathedral destroyed by fire in 1913, this award winner is a prolific bloomer. Recipient of the Ralph B. White Memorial Medal in 2004 as that year’s best new daffodil cultivar!
Warm yellow petals surround a fiery red-orange trumpet with boldly frilled edges, giving the bloom even more dimension and flair. Named after an English cathedral destroyed by fire in 1913, this award winner is a prolific bloomer. Recipient of the Ralph B. White Memorial Medal in 2004 as that year’s best new daffodil cultivar!
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Dunstan's Fire Daffodil
Dunstan's Fire Daffodil
Blazing colours and great garden performance!
Warm yellow petals surround a fiery red-orange trumpet with boldly frilled edges, giving the bloom even more dimension and flair. Named after an English cathedral destroyed by fire in 1913, this award winner is a prolific bloomer. Recipient of the Ralph B. White Memorial Medal in 2004 as that year’s best new daffodil cultivar!
Warm yellow petals surround a fiery red-orange trumpet with boldly frilled edges, giving the bloom even more dimension and flair. Named after an English cathedral destroyed by fire in 1913, this award winner is a prolific bloomer. Recipient of the Ralph B. White Memorial Medal in 2004 as that year’s best new daffodil cultivar!
$14.07
Dunstan's Fire Daffodil—
$14.07
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Blazing colours and great garden performance!
Warm yellow petals surround a fiery red-orange trumpet with boldly frilled edges, giving the bloom even more dimension and flair. Named after an English cathedral destroyed by fire in 1913, this award winner is a prolific bloomer. Recipient of the Ralph B. White Memorial Medal in 2004 as that year’s best new daffodil cultivar!
Warm yellow petals surround a fiery red-orange trumpet with boldly frilled edges, giving the bloom even more dimension and flair. Named after an English cathedral destroyed by fire in 1913, this award winner is a prolific bloomer. Recipient of the Ralph B. White Memorial Medal in 2004 as that year’s best new daffodil cultivar!
