A description according to Michael Jefferson-Brown’s 1962 Catalog: “‘Galway’ I a magnificent daffodil and many think it is still supreme in the yellow 2A class. ‘Chevalier’ like ‘Galway’ is magnificent as a plant with strong blue green foliage, a guardsman’s upright carriage, and such uniformly well turned out flowers are paraded each spring that any inspection will fail to find one to fault. ‘Chevalier’ is a 2A by measurement with a trumpet appearance and is stronger coloured than its parent. Very fine in texture, substance, pose and durability.”