Needs full sun and well-drained moist soil. Besides the size, the yellow and bright red spike type flowers make this a dramatic addition. Can be divided in fall, but for best blooms leave alone. This variety won the American Daffodil Society's top award in 1992 The white and yellow flowers bloom from April to May, reaching 16 to 18 inches high x 6 to 18 inches wide. Plant in full sun to partial shade.
Ideal location is under deciduous trees in good average, well-drained garden soil.
Adding compost and bonemeal when planting will increase blooms. Unlike other bulbs, deer won't eat the tops and gophers won't eat the bulbs. After blooming, do not remove leaves until entirely brown. Soft yellow flowers bloom from June to September. You may propagate by division in the spring, rooting stem cuttings or seeds.