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Where Supervisor Gorin’s destroyed home stood, daffodils and narcissus are rising.
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The luxuriant foliage also extended to the arrangements of poppies and daffodils cheerfully scattered throughout.
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Discard declining tulips, hyacinths and daffodils but keep the pot.
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Unlike tulips and other bulbs that need lots of cold to rebloom, daffodils thrive in Southern California gardens, Young said.
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Her poems are stuffed with robins, bobolinks, squirrels, bees, daffodils, butterflies, dandelions, frost, and roses.
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The vibrant palettes in children's egg-decorating kits have a vibrant rainbow of hues, much like the irises, tulips, daffodils and other spring flowers popping up right now.
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As daffodils are starting to bloom, the National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Watch early Thursday, stating heavy snow is possible late Friday night into Saturday.
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Origin and Etymology of daffodil
perhaps from Dutch de affodil the asphodel
DAFFODIL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of daffodil for English Language Learners
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: a yellow flower that blooms in the spring and that has a center that is shaped like a long tube
DAFFODIL Defined for Kids
Definition of daffodil for Students
: a plant that grows from a bulb and has long slender leaves and usually yellow or white flowers with petals whose inner parts are arranged to form a trumpet-shaped tube
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See words that rhyme with daffodil Spanish Central: Translation of daffodil Nglish: Translation of daffodil for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of daffodil for Arabic speakers Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about daffodil
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