Best Daffodils for Naturalizing Collection
Best Daffodils for Naturalizing Collection
Get the Knack for Naturalizing!
Enjoy a Sea of Daffodils in Four Sunny Shades.
Includes 10 each of Red Devon, Recurvus, Ellen and Carlton
Red Devon Plant plenty of these to create an amazing display. Big, 4" blooms of rich golden yellow with large, vivacious, red-orange cups look great in groups. Winner of several awards. Height: 20" Bloom Time: Early to Mid Spring
Recurvus Multi-award winner's distinctive, fragrant blooms feature a small, yellow corona with a green throat and orange-red edging. Perianth is pristine white. Height: 13-15" Bloom Time: Late Spring
Ellen The pristine white perianth surrounds an impressive pale lemon trumpet. An outstanding naturalizer, its large-cupped silhouette stands out in any floral arrangement. Height: 16-18" Bloom Time: Early to Mid Spring
Carlton Two-toned yellow blooms-- an impressive 5" across--emit an enticing vanilla fragrance. Long-lasting flowers are fabulous for cutting. Height: 18" Bloom Time: Mid Spring
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Light
Full Sun, Partial Shade -
Size
Premium Bulb -
Zone
3-8 -
Bloom Time
Early to late spring -
Height
13 - 20 inches -
Soil Requirement
Well drained -
Deer Resistant
We'll carefully pack and ship your order at the proper planting time for your hardiness zone.
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Details
- Botanical NameNarcissus
- FormBulb
- Hardiness Zone3-8
- Flowering TimeEarly to late spring
- Light RequirementsFull Sun, Partial Shade
- Flower ColorCollection holds various colors.
- Flower FormVarious kind of cups.
- Foliage TypeRich, long green, strap like leaves
- Growth RateMedium
- Height/Habit13 - 20 inches
- Spread4 - 6 inches
- Spacing4 - 6 inches
- Planting Instructions6" deep and 4-6" apart.
- Soil RequirementsWell drained
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- PruningLet foliage mature and die down naturally. The leaves are providing nourishment for bulbs to produce future growth and blooms.
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Daffodils Tips & Growing Instructions
When naturalizing daffodils, you will get the best results and many years of blooms by taking the time to plant properly. For most naturalizing projects, you will be working in uncultivated soil with thick sod, so it is necessary to give each bulb a small custom-cultivated hole. Usually, this means lifting out soil with a spade. One clever way to make precise bulb holes is to use a battery-powered drill - a half-inch drill with a 3" bit usually does the job.
Work up the soil from the hole with some peat moss, sand and about a tablespoon of low nitrogen fertilizer. Refill the hole to just below the planting depth with this mix. Next, add one handful of sand and then the bulb (you do not want the bulb in direct contact with the fertilizer). Then fill the hole the rest of the way with sand and replace some of the sod. With a sub-layer of rich, fertilized soil to send roots into, your daffodils will grow even stronger and bloom for years!
