Daffodil Thalia might as well have been called Snow White, with flowers whiter than white. The delicate flower features slightly arched petals and a cup-shaped corolla. The plant produces 2-3 flowers per stem. The strap-shaped leaves are blue-green. Because of the typical shape it is also called Orchid Daffodil. The perennial fragrant plant was introduced in 1916 and still thrives joyfully in a sunny spot in well-drained, humus-rich soil, where it is easily propagated.
Plant her in groups together with Muscari Armeniacum (Blue Grape) for a fairytale effect.
