Coughton Court

Description

Coughton Court has 120 mm flowers with smooth, heavy-textured perianth segments that are roundish, very broad and blunt, overlapping by half as they spread; the narrower inner segments contrast with the outer segments, whose margins may curve slightly inward near the tips. Its smooth, cylindrical corona has a slightly wavy, irregularly lobed mouth and a broadly flanged rim with minute scalloping. This mid-season daffodil was named in honor of Coughton Court in Warwickshire.