Split-Corona Daffodil 'Orangery' (Narcissus): Orange-White Butterfly Form

Narcissus 'Orangery' (also 'Orangerie') is a split-corona daffodil (Division 11a) where the cup is split into segments, lying back against the white perianth, creating a butterfly-like form. The cup segments are bright orange, contrasting with the white petals.

An Amaryllidaceae family member, it grows 14 to 16 inches tall, blooming mid-spring. Introduced in 1957 by Gerritsen. A flamboyant, exhibition-quality daffodil for garden and show.

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