A mixed selection of Narcissus, commonly known as daffodils, brings a burst of varied colors, sizes, and shapes to the garden in spring. From the classic bright yellow trumpets to the more delicate whites, pinks, and even multi-colored varieties, a mixed daffodil planting offers a dynamic and vibrant display. The sheer diversity in this mix ensures prolonged bloom times and provides a fascinating assortment that can invigorate any garden space or landscape.

Why We Like It

• Offers a diverse range of colors, shapes, and sizes in a single planting.
• Prolonged bloom time due to the mixture of early, mid, and late-season varieties.
• Provides a cheerful and dynamic display, signaling the onset of spring.

What to Know

• Plant bulbs in well-draining soil enriched with organic matter.
• Most daffodils prefer full sun but can tolerate some partial shade.
• Ensure consistent watering during growth and bloom periods but avoid waterlogged conditions.
• Once flowering ends, allow the foliage to die back naturally; this helps the bulb store energy for next season.
• Daffodils are generally deer and rodent-resistant, offering a practical solution for gardens with such pests.

Planting Month September to November.

Flower Colour Varied - typically yellows, whites, oranges, and even pinks in some mixed sets.

Flowering Months March to May, depending on the specific varieties included in the mix.

Height and Spread Varies greatly depending on the specific daffodil varieties, but generally: Height: 20-60 cm. Spread: 5-15 cm.