When people think of spring flowers, tulips and daffodils usually come to mind. What many individuals don't realize is that there are many flavors of both, varying in size, shape and color. Even amongst the miniature narcissi, there are at least a dozen popular varieties, although few are as dainty as 'Tete-a-Tete,' standing only six to eight inches tall, with bright yellow flowers. Maybe this is 'Tete-a-Tete,' maybe not, but in any case, we think you'll enjoy this compact daffodil in container planters, hanging baskets, and along walkways in the garden. If planted in the ground, this dwarf may slowly naturalize, increasing the number of blooms year after year.