Guests at flower parties may occasionally exhibit signs of envy, which are easily detected by the host. N. Chromacolor is great for torturing such people. I’ve done it… it’s fun!

I found this cultivar on my quest for the finest pinks. It’s pretty basic — white petals and a huge pink cup… but a bouquet can be overwhelming!

Mr. William G. Pannill first enjoyed this flower. He brought hundreds of new varieties to the market, most notably Intrigue, Sailboat, and Bald Eagle. The American Daffodil Society issues an annual award in his honor for the very best American-bred daffodils.

Chromacolor is a great multiplier, and quickly overflows from its designated spot. Small bulbs reach flowering size in just a few seasons.

Whether serious collector, or simply looking for great daffodils, Chromacolor won’t let you down!