Lake District

Description

Lake District has 122 mm, double-triangle flowers with pure white perianth segments and a pale pink corona broadly banded cerise-pink at the rim. The smooth, funnel-shaped corona is 18 mm long, with an expanded, broadly ribbed and wavy mouth ending in a finely toothed rim. This sunproof daffodil blooms in mid-season and was named following the Alpine Society’s 2008 visit to the Lake District.