Polly's Pearl

Description

Polly's Pearl produces up to 20 flowers per stem, each 30–40 mm wide, with a shallow, ribbed cup that opens cream and quickly becomes white. The broad to very broad, blunt perianth segments have prominent pointed tips and incurling, overlapping margins; they spread or reflex slightly, while the inner segments incline gently inward. This mid-season daffodil was found in a clump of 'White Pearl' and was registered and named by Harold Koopowitz in honor of Polly Anderson.