By Justin W. Hancock
It's easy to fall in love with 'Thalia', so it's no wonder this outstanding heirloom from 1916 is still popular today. Graced by lovely pure-white flowers and a sensuous fragrance, 'Thalia' reliably comes back year after year. Plus, even the hungriest deer and rabbits pass it by in search of tastier treats. In addition, it's a great cut flower.
Name: Narcissus 'Thalia'
Picked by: The Better Homes and Gardens garden group editor in chief and editors of Country Gardens®, Garden Ideas and Outdoor Living®, and Nature's Garden™ magazines
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