First impression? These orange daffodils are *cheerfully tiny*—like nature’s confetti. The color is vibrant, almost neon-orange, which instantly brightened my patio table. I initially expected larger blooms (think classic daffodils), but these are more like delicate filler flowers. Perfect for weaving between other artificial stems or tucking into small vases.

The UV resistance claim holds up… mostly. After two months in direct sunlight, the orange faded slightly (now a softer peach), but they still look lively in shaded areas. The plastic leaves are *very* generous—almost too much. I trimmed a few to let the flowers shine.

Where they truly excel? Realism. Guests kept leaning in to sniff them! The stems are bendable, so I twisted them around a wire trellis for a "climbing" effect. Pro tip: Pair them with taller faux greenery to balance the petite blooms.

Disappointments? A few flowers detached during unboxing (easily fixed with glue). And yes, they’re *not* traditional daffodils—more like orange clover blossoms. But for $15? A whimsical upgrade to my year-round garden.