Okay, I'm sure there are others with far more and better knowledge, but I will take a stab at this. You say you dug this up? From an old homesite, perhaps? If so, you may have an antique variety...some of those are lovely and have greenish tinges. We have a double variety in an historic garden where I volunteer...the name escapes me...I will have to think on it. Old House Gardens is an excellent source of old fashioned bulbs. Also, try some googling. Gosh, it's bothering me that I can't think of the name(s)! Anyway, Rip Van Winkle is a small variety only 6-8 inches tall...described at OHG as looking a bit like a cactus dahlia (good description). I couldn't tell from your picture....but, if you have them, you won't mistake them...quite unlike anything else.

Not really....but I do have some that bloom in late May....think they were called pheasant eye. Linda C

My latest is Calgary. I don't get the green blooms but the reason for that is because I rarely get any blooms to open. It sends them up but they don't make it before the weather heats up (bud blast). I had a total of one bloom this spring. Last year none made it. hmmmm. Maybe I should have put this on the other post about double daffs!

Hi Jenn. How are you?? I don't need more daff's but I'm going to email you just to say hi.