Waylon Daffodil Bogo Introduced in 1957

Introduced in 1957

old-fashioned

it bears profuse flowers during the season

while their drought tolerance and resistance to deer and rabbits promise a hassle-free gardening experience

8–9" blossoms to appear 6–8 weeks post-planting

Waylon Daffodil Bogo Introduced in 1957Introduced in 2019 and named for a Dutch singer songwriter, Waylon's perfectly shaped, 3" double flowers look spectacular just about anywhere in the landscape. The blooms, which are a light shade of copper with bright orange petals in the center, are also wonderful to snip and arrange in a vase (either by themselves or with other springblooming flowers). This superb naturalizer requires very little maintenance and, like all daffodils, is unsavoury to