King Alfred and Mount Hood Large-Cupped Daffodils have one flower to a stem but the cup is smaller and wider. They are good for bedding, picking, naturalizing and forcing. Carlton, Flower Record, Ice Follies and Professor Einstein. Small-Cupped Daffodils have one flower to a stem with a very small cup. They are most often used for long term perennial, naturalized plantings.
Double Daffodils come in both single and multiple blooms and are good for bedding and picking.
They are showy garden plants and are best planted where they are protected from the wind. Bridal Crown, Cheerfulness, Flower Drift and Ice King. Triandrus Daffodils have two or three nodding blossoms per stem and are especially nice in rock gardens. Cyclamineus Daffodils have one stem per flower and are very early bloomers with small leaves. They are especially good for forcing and naturalizing and work well in rock gardens.