Illustration of a bright yellow daffodil plant with three trumpet-shaped flowers, set against a plain background.
Illustration of a bright yellow daffodil plant with three trumpet-shaped flowers, set against a plain background. A single daffodil flower in bloom, illustrated with vector lines and colors. A single white daffodil flower standing upright in a small ceramic pot with green leaves and stems. A white daffodil flower in a ceramic pot on a green background.
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Spring into Design with This Beautiful Free SVG Daffodil

Add a touch of spring to your designs with this stunning free SVG daffodil image, perfect for Easter projects and more.

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