Minature Daffodils

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

Grows 14-18'' tall. Plant 5-6'' apart in full sun or partial shade. 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. Stunning in a sunny garden, grouped in beds in front of shrubs or planted in drifts. In this special mix, we have selected varieties which are long-lasting and multiply rapidly so you get weeks of large, beautiful...

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.

With proper planting and minimal care, King Alfred will thrive, increase in number and dazzle you and your neighbors for decades! You can't beat these for mass plantings in borders and landscape designs.

Grows 16-18" tall. It is completely deer and animal proof. 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...

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. You'll get bright yellows, oranges, golds, whites and even two-tones.

They are perfect for planting a handful as a bright colorful accent or for planting large groups for naturalizing large areas. What makes double daffodils unique is their beautiful ruffled blooms.

Bulbocodium var. The cups split into frilly segments of either two whorls of three or one whorl of six. Don't cut the leaves back until they begin to shrivel and turn yellow. Delicate(pictured left) , "Hawera" and "Lemon Drops" are all triandrus types.

Bulbs need at least six hours of sunlight per day.? If so, this can be a reason for daffodils not coming up. The best time foris fall, between September and Thanksgiving. You can cut the bare flower stalks, but always leave the foliage in place until...

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 were planted or are shriveled, you have discovered why “my daffodils are not flowering.” Examine...

However, remove only the bloom and stem, not the leaves. This is the critical aspect of daffodil care after they bloom.Why do we leave the unsightly foliage in place? Be sure toevery three to five years, or whenever you notice that flowers are smaller...

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? Including hybrids, there are over 13,000 distinct daffodil varieties in...

Install the bulbs 6 inches down in prepared holes. Some gardeners bundle the leaves with rubber bands to keep them from looking unattractive. Daffodils look best in clumps rather than rows.

Deep orange, almost red trumpet with well-shaped golden petals and with slight reflex. Large Cupped daffodils have one flower to a stem, and a cup is more than one third but less than equal to the length of the petals.

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...

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

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

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

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. Blooming midseason. 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.

The coral-pink trumpets and pure white petals are a showstopper no matter where you plant them in the garden. Use for naturalizing and in mixed borders. The coral-pink trumpets and pure white petals are a showstopper no matter where you plant them in...

These perky Daffodils brave cooler temperatures to signal spring has arrived Deer Resistant. Creamy yellow petals of Tickled Pinkeen Daffodil are accessorized with ruffled salmon orange cups mid to late Spring.

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. All you have to do is pick the spots.

Holland is not the ancestral home of any bulb flowers. Plant them once, and they're there forever. The one thing to remember is that you won't be able to mow that area until the tops die down.

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. All you have to do is pick the spots.

Learn what causes daffodil buds not to open and how to prevent this condition from happening.What is daffodil bud blast? Allow the leaves to yellow and brown on their own instead of cutting them off.Protect blooming plants from extreme weather with a...