Combining the plush, double flowers of Daffodil 'Replete' with the subtle, romantic shades of Tulip 'Mistress' creates a spring garden tableau that is both vibrant and sophisticated. The 'Replete' boasts rose-pink layers that give it an almost camellia-like appearance, while the 'Mistress' tulip offers a gentle blush pink hue that deepens as it matures. Together, they create a harmonious play of texture and tone, offering an extended bloom period and an evolving color palette throughout the spring.

Why We Like It

• Layered visual interest with differing flower structures.
• Extended blooming season, with 'Replete' blooming mid-spring and 'Mistress' a bit later.
• Both varieties are known for their robust growth and resilience.

What to Know

• Plant in well-draining soil, enriched with compost or organic matter.
• While both enjoy full sun, a spot with partial afternoon shade can enhance the longevity of their blooms.
• Ensure consistent moisture, especially during their growth and bloom phases.
• Deadhead as flowers fade but allow foliage to die back naturally.
• Protect young shoots from pests like snails, slugs, and aphids.

Planting Month September to November.

Flower Colour

• Daffodil 'Replete': Rose-pink, double blooms.
• Tulip 'Mistress': Blush pink, maturing to a deeper hue.

Flowering Months

• Daffodil 'Replete': April.
• Tulip 'Mistress': Late April to May.

Height and Spread

• Daffodil 'Replete': Height 35-40 cm, Spread 10-15 cm.
• Tulip 'Mistress': Height 45-50 cm, Spread 10-15 cm.