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Daffodil

Perennial bulbous plant with trumpet-shaped flowers.

narcissus

A perennial bulbous plant (Narcissus spp.) known for its bright yellow, white, or orange trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom in early spring. Daffodils are popular garden plants and symbols of rebirth.

Pronunciation

/ˈdæf.ə.dɪl/

Etymology

Daffodil is derived from the French 'daffodile,' which comes from the Greek word 'naphthys' meaning narcissus.

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Daffodils are cheerful flowers that pop up in the spring, and they grow from bulbs underground like onions.

Fun Facts

Daffodils symbolize new beginnings and are often associated with Easter
They originated in Europe and North Africa
Daffodil bulbs contain toxins that can be harmful to pets

FAQ

What are daffodils? They are perennial bulbous plants with trumpet-shaped flowers
When should I plant daffodils? Plant them in the fall for spring blooms
Are daffodils poisonous? Yes, all parts of the daffodil are toxic if ingested

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