Waserman: Daffodils are considered “allergy-friendly,” since plants with showy flowers are generally pollinated by insects rather than the wind. Daffodils produce less pollen, and symptoms such as allergic rhino-conjunctivitis and asthma aren't commonly associated with them.

Can you get allergies from daffodils?

Allergy: Although beautiful, daffodils have resulted in severe allergic problems, including death. Symptoms have included allergic rhinoconjunctivitis, asthma, allergic contact dermatitis, irritant contact dermatitis (from contact with narcissus sap) and urticaria.

Do daffodils have pollen or nectar?

If planted in a sunny place the flowers tend to produce more nectar and pollen than if planted in the shade. ... The flowers look nice to us but it is a shame that many are not of much use for pollinators as most daffodils commonly sold in garden centers are highly bred and have lost their pollen-attracting features.