The Hoop Petticoat is one of the smallest daffodils grown at Mount Vernon and is often crowded towards the front of the border for ease of viewing. It has unique flowers with large bells and slender, petite petals.
Latin Name
Narcissus bulbocodium 'Golden Bells'
Family
Amaryllidaceae
Type of Plant
Bulbs
Bloom Season
May
Seasons
Spring
Specifications
Max Height: 0.5'
Max Spread: 0.5'
Uses
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Part Shade
Tolerances
Toxicity
Do not ingest
Skin irritant
Colors
Native Range
Southern Europe and northern Africa
History
Date of Introduction: 1629
Planted at Mount Vernon
Hardiness Zones
Average annual extreme minimum temperature 1976-2005
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