Word Finder - daffodil

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A bulbous plant of the genus Narcissus, with yellow flowers and a trumpet shaped corona, especially Narcissus pseudonarcissus, the national flower of Wales.

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A brilliant yellow color, like that of a daffodil.

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Of a brilliant yellow color, like that of a daffodil.

Scaring off would-be muggers was all very well but I'd had enough of daffodil fever.

In the autumn of 2000, 70,000 daffodil bulbs were planted on either side of the Broad Walk.

It is considered very lucky to find the first daffodil, for you will have more gold than silver that year.

The first dwarf daffodil, in the patch that we planted in the autumn, has suddenly sprung into flower.

Plants include the wild daffodil, wood anemone and enchanters ' nightshade among others.

The national flowers are also shown; Welsh daffodil, English rose, Scottish thistle and Irish shamrock.

His own siren was riddled through and through, but the order was passed to the "Daffodil," and the shriek of its siren rose above the din.

The parent of all the varieties, H. orientalis is as hardy as a Daffodil, and its varieties are scarcely less hardy.

Common Daffodil (Hybrid Narcissi Pseudo-Narcissus) - There are several hundred varieties of the Common Daffodil, either wild or cultivated.

Nearly all Daffodils do well on grass, if the soil be at all suitable; and as regards our wild English Daffodil, the grass is the only place in which to grow it permanently.

The bulb of the hyacinth and daffodil are toxic, but the flowers are not; while the flowers of the jasmine plant are the poisonous part.

The American Cancer Society puts on Daffodil Days all throughout the nation.

While individuals often purchase daffodils during Daffodil Days, local businesses can also make a generous donation to help in the fight against cancer.

Especially for spring, the store is offering Daffodil Bear, created by the famous Boyd's bear company.

For example, a couple from Wales may incorporate Welsh symbols, such as the dragon, daffodil or leeks, along with a Celtic knotwork pattern in a wedding band.

The elf like fairy wears a yellow dress, resembling an upside down daffodil flower, and her hair is short, blond and curly.

Would the dandelion be the herald of spring and the daffodil the pernicious weed?

Cyclamen Daffodil (Hybrid Narcissi Cyclamineus) - A dainty but not showy species, easily grown in a peat-earth rock garden or in pots of peaty compost.

Sternbergia Lutea - The great autumn Daffodil of Parkinson, it is a very pretty hardy plant, best on warm gravelly soils.

The Peruvian daffodil and the sea daffodil are species of the genus Ismene.

The" Vindictive,"supported by two auxiliary vessels" Iris II."and" Daffodil,"was to assault the mole on its outer and western side and by creating an impression that this was the main operation, divert the enemy's fire from the blocking ships.

The English word "daffodil" is a perversion of "asphodel," formerly written "affodil."

This was a critical time, and it was four minutes past midnight when the little "Daffodil" came up and pushed the ship bodily into the mole.

The ship was being held into the mole by the "Daffodil," and if she were disabled it was practically certain that the men in the mole would not get back.