• Jonquilla
  • Perennial
  • Zones 4–8
  • White
  • Single

Pueblo

Perennial jonquilla daffodil in white and yellow, blooming in mid spring and late spring. Jonquilla daffodil with creamy white petals and a soft yellow cup that matures to creamy white. USDA zones 4–8.

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A Pueblo daffodil flower up close on the plant
A Pueblo daffodil flower up close on the plant

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Pueblo daffodil plants in bloom in a garden
Pueblo daffodil plants in bloom in a garden

At a glance

Flower form
Jonquilla Single
Colors
  • White
  • Yellow
Bicolor
Blooms
Mid spring, Late spring
Vase life
Not grown for cutting
Height
10–14 in (25–36 cm)
Sunlight
Full sun, Part shade
Hardiness
USDA zones 4–8 Perennial
Planted as
Bulb
Botanical name
Narcissus hybrid

In the garden

  • Rarely damaged by deer (Rutgers rating)

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Origin

American-bred Division 7 jonquilla by Grant Mitsch, 1966, with one to three flowers per stem.

Bred by Grant Mitsch, United States, 1966

Sources

Where to buy

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All photos

  • A Pueblo daffodil flower up close on the plant
    A Pueblo daffodil flower up close on the plant
  • Pueblo daffodil plants in bloom in a garden
    Pueblo daffodil plants in bloom in a garden

Questions

Is Pueblo hardy in my zone?

Pueblo survives winter in the ground in USDA zones 4 to 8. In colder zones treat it as an annual or lift it before the ground freezes.

Does Pueblo need full sun?

Pueblo grows in full sun or part shade.

When does Pueblo bloom?

Pueblo blooms in mid spring and late spring.

Is Pueblo good for cutting?

Our sources don't list Pueblo as a cut flower or give a vase life for it.