Hunter Morn Daffodil Ge Exc The plant's dark green leaves

The plant's dark green leaves turn red in fall to continue the color show

it delights and enchants all who view it—especially when planted in groups

10" blooms that unfold in a vivid shade of watermelon pink

If you're trying to make a beautiful display in a garden that's a hotspot for hungry animals

This low-maintenance hybrid's large

Hunter Morn Daffodil Ge Exc The plant's dark green leavesThis unusual daffodil opens in early to mid spring with nodding, soft yellow green blooms that gradually fade to clear white. With two to four fragrant, 3" flowers per stem and a long bloom time, its a lovely way to add subtle drama to the seasons early show. Bred in New Zealand by daffodil expert John A. Hunter, its elegant form and shifting tones are well suited for use in borders, naturalized areas and floral arrangements.