Narcissus ‘Incomparabilis’ Yellow flower with large orange corona daffodil
Hello Sara!
When I saw your picture, I knew I’ve seen that one before in my research. It’s wild look is very distictive to me… absolutely beautiful form!
I have a picture that was labeled simply as “N. INCOMPARABILIS” (see attached photos), this I beleive was growing in a British display garden. Not much help I’m afraid with a name. But LOOKS very much like yours…I wonder. Trying to connect the dots… and completely stretching the bounds of course… :-) Burbridge referes to a white form of “N. INCOMPARABILIS”… Book: The Narcissus, Its History and Culture, By Frederick William Burbidge – Published 1875
Text: B. is a creamy white form known in gardens as “Single Phoenix” or ” Phoenix-simplex.” (see plate attached)
Highly inaccurate but always fun to speculate.
Best of luck Sara!
Rich