Poet-like bloom; Fl. 50 mm wide; perianth segments broadly or very broadly ovate, reflexed, with broad midrib showing, overlapping half; corona disc-shaped. Flower size like Segovia.
‘Knave of Diamonds’ is one of the parents, so this daffodil is named ‘Three’ for the division and ‘Diamonds’ for the pollen parent.
Three of Diamonds, 3 W-GWO, Mary Lou Gripshover, United States, 1993, United States
Photo: Rose Bradley, Illinois, USAThree of Diamonds, 3 W-GWO, Mary Lou Gripshover, United States, 1993, United States
Photo: Tom Stettner, USAThree of Diamonds, 3 W-GWO, Mary Lou Gripshover, United States, 1993, United States
Photo: Jon Kawaguchi, USAThree of Diamonds, 3 W-GWO, Mary Lou Gripshover, United States, 1993, United States
Photo: Jon Kawaguchi, USAThree of Diamonds, 3 W-GWO, Mary Lou Gripshover, United States, 1993, United States
Photo: Jon Kawaguchi, USAThree of Diamonds, 3 W-GWO, Mary Lou Gripshover, United States, 1993, United States
Photo: Mary Lou Gripshover, USA