I’ve been to a fair few flower shows in my time, but only one bloom has bewitched me sufficiently to force me to cross the line from observer to participant. A rose? An orchid? A lily, perhaps?

The secrets of a flower known as the poet's daffodil have fallen to science. The genetic code of the daffodil's chloroplast - the DNA responsible for photosynthesis - has been mapped for the first ...

From the earliest snowdrops, bold winter aconites through to the taller and later appearing Poet’s Daffodil and drumstick ...

DUNGY: That'll be the start for the poet's daffodil, which I planted just because I had to have a poet's daffodil in my yard. BLOCK: (Laughter) Sometimes it's all about the name, right?

The pheasant’s eye or poet’s daffodil is among the last to flower, opening in early May. Strikingly tall at 50-60cm, it is elegant, scented and adds delicate charm to grassy areas and to the ...

They inspired the poet William Wordsworth, and now a new variety of daffodil has been inspired by a popular BBC gardening ...

but you'll have to put up with with a favorite bit of poetry first. Wordworth had such a way with words, but Dr. Hort digresses. The garden in Southern California has more than 50,000 daffodils ...