Lanarth

Description

Lanarth has rounded, deep golden-yellow flowers centered by broad, shallow bowl-shaped coronas of orange-yellow flushed with orange. Two scented flowers are borne per stem, with very broad, overlapping outer segments and narrower inner segments whose margins are wavy and sometimes incurved. Listed in 1907 and attributed to P. D. Williams in the 1910 Classified List, the cultivar was named for the village where Williams raised his daffodils from 1899 to 1935.