Daffodil Lower Classifications

Daffodils are low maintenance, multiply each and every year and are among the most deer-resistant bulbs. Perfect for naturalizing large areas of your yard or planted in small groupings.

Grows 14-18'' tall. The 3'' blooms appear during mid-spring and make wonderful long-lasting cut flower displays. SHIPS IN FALL A dramatic orange star radiates from the center of this unusual daffodil.

Once planted, they require almost no care. In this special mix, we have selected varieties which are long-lasting and multiply rapidly so you get weeks of large, beautiful flowers year after year.

SHIPS IN FALL Huge, 4 1/2'' blossoms make Pink Giant our favorite pink daffodil! Beautiful pink cups are surrounded by white petals. An excellent variety for naturalizing -- so order plenty! Blooms in late spring.

SHIPS IN FALL Indispensable for every spring garden! The King Alfred Daffodil is a super colossal daffodil with the biggest trumpets you'll ever see. King Alfred is the most popular daffodil in the world because of its bright color and multiple blooms.

Grows 16-18" tall. Blooming in mid to late-spring, it is a strong garden performer and a great cut flower. SHIPS IN FALL An exceptionally beautiful daffodil, White Medal's marble white flowers have a perfect form and a clean fresh scent.

You'll get bright yellows, oranges, golds, whites and even two-tones. This is the way to buy daffodils if you want them for naturalizing a large area. Our 1/4 bushel basket will provide you with hundreds of sunny daffodil blooms for years to come.

They are perfect for planting a handful as a bright colorful accent or for planting large groups for naturalizing large areas. SHIPS IN FALL Daffodils are among gardener's all-time favorite flowers to grow.

Trumpet types and usually have fairly large bulbs and bear only one flower per stem. Jonquilla has a reputation for being more accepting of the heat found in Southern gardens.(pictured left), "Suzy" and "Quail" are well-known jonquilla.

Through the process of, the bulbs convert energy from the sun into food required to sustain the bulbs for the next growing season.Are your bulbs old or overcrowded? Bulbs need at least six hours of sunlight per day.?

Many flowering blooms need six to eight hours of full sunlight to complete the blooming process. By following these guidelines, you will never again have to ask, “Why don't my daffodils have flowers.”– If bulbs are no longer in the area where they...

Be sure toevery three to five years, or whenever you notice that flowers are smaller in size or number. However, remove only the bloom and stem, not the leaves. For example,that will hide the dying foliage as they grow in spring.Water daffodils generously...

Keep reading to learn more about the different types of daffodils and how to tell them apart.What are some different types of daffodils and how many types of daffodils are there? Are extremely popular flowering bulbs that are some of the earliest sources...

Some gardeners bundle the leaves with rubber bands to keep them from looking unattractive. At the first sign of green, feed with a balanced liquid or granular fertilizer.Keep the bulbs lightly moist just after installation when they are forming roots.

Daffodils are 100% deer resistant and are best used in beds, borders, wild gardens, open woodland areas, in front of shrubs or massed between trees in woodlands. All daffodils will grow well with other spring-flowering bulbs and herbaceous perennials.

Pheasant's Eye is an old-time heirloom daffodil with clear white petals that are brilliantly contrasted with an incredible showy yellow eye ringed in red. There is a nice fragrance to this variety, and to this day, it continues to be one of the most popular...

Trumpets of February Gold Daffodils are long with ruffled rims and one of the earliest bloomers. Deer Resistant. February Gold Daffodils blooms in very early spring with yellow petals and deeper yellow trumpet.

Pheasants Eye Daffodils are one of the last daffodils to bloom. Deer Resistant. Pheasants Eye Daffodils produce solitary white flowers with a citrine cup that is rimmed in scarlet red.

The flowers are nearly perfect in representing various shapes and textures with rounded petals, and a slightly frilled cup. A masterpiece of a daffodil. The very large yellow flowers of Fortissimo are anchored by the orange ruffled cup that combines so...

It's the most economical way to have a big show of daffodils. The mix contains many different color variations for gorgeous displays year after year. This half bushel size is perfect for naturalizing a landscape or woods or for mass planting.

Bulb size: 12 cm. Vigorous and fast growing Daffodil Marieke is perfect for any garden. Large blooms in pure yellow, form perfect large cups suspended over clean green foliage. Blooming midseason.

Enjoy indoors as a cut flower. British Gamble Dafodils welcome spring with dazzling, large, fragrant flowers. Deer Resistant. The coral-pink trumpets and pure white petals are a showstopper no matter where you plant them in the garden British Gamble Dafodils...

Creamy yellow petals of Tickled Pinkeen Daffodil are accessorized with ruffled salmon orange cups mid to late Spring. Creamy yellow petals of Daffodil Tickled Pinkeen are accessorized with ruffled salmon orange cups mid to late Spring.

All you have to do is pick the spots. In a new or established wildflower meadow, the wildflower plants grow up around the daffodils hiding the fading foliage, so there's no work to do.

About the Wild Daffodils. You'll have them for years. And if you're planting wildflower seed, what could be easier that to pop in the bulbs when you have the ground already turned?

All you have to do is pick the spots. In a new or established wildflower meadow, the wildflower plants grow up around the daffodils hiding the fading foliage, so there's no work to do.

Are usually one of the most reliable and cheerful of the signals for spring. Cutting off spent flowers or leaves too soon can cause bud blast the next year.The way you treat your plants this year has a direct effect on your plants where daffodil buds...