Irish wildflowers sitemap


Naturalised in churchyard, Co.Cork


Daffodils
Narcissus agg.
Lus an chromchinn
Family: Amaryllidaceae

Flowering early-late spring. Perennial bulbs. Garden escapes.

Many different hybrids and cultivars are grown. Double forms (flore pleno) occur.
Trumpet or bowl-shaped flowers with yellow or white tepals surrounding yellow, white or orange coronas. Narrow basal leaves, leafless flower stems.

Naturalised from deliberate planting and garden discards. Also relics of cultivation. Most frequently recorded growing in the wild in NE and S Ireland. Roadsides, hedgerows, churchyards, parks, wasteground.
     
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