Daffodil Yellow Trumpet 40pk
$35.00
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Daffodil Yellow Trumpet 40pk
Narcissuss
Daffodil Yellow Trumpet are the most popular Daffodil varieties with stunning blooms of large golden trumpets surrounded by yellow petals. They are a great feature of spring colour in the garden and do well in pots.
General Information: Suitable for Mediterranean and temperate/dry climates. Daffodils will generally only
flower from round mature bulbs. If you plant them too shallow they are prone to ‘spilt up’ into side bulbs
too readily to reach maturity. Deeper planted bulbs appear to stay healthier, and split less frequently, thus
producing more flowers for many years.
Planting Depth: 10 cm deep
Height: 45-60 cm
Blooming Time: Blooms in late Winter, early Spring.
Soil Position: Full sun/Part shade.
Position: Enjoys a well drained, slightly acidic soil. A full sun position with some protection from the wind is ideal. Will not flourish if position is too shady.
Planting Time: Plant from March onwards.
Cultivation: Prepare your soil by digging through well rotted manure a few weeks prior to planting your bulbs. Make sure your bulbs are planted pointy end up. Leave bulbs in the ground undisturbed for years to naturalize.
Watering: After planting the daffodils give them a thorough watering, but do not water again until the
foliage starts to appear. Natural rainfall should be sufficient. Keep bulbs moist during dry spells in autumn
and late spring. They do need water during their growth and flowering. Can tolerate frosts. Fertilising:
After flowering has finished, apply light amount of blood and bone or complete plant food. If you have poor
soil, sprinkle an all-purpose feed after flowering.
Lifting & Storage: If the daffodils are planted in soil with good drainage, the bulbs may be left in the
ground and divided every 3 years. If you prefer to dig them up, spent flowers should be removed and
foliage allowed to die off naturally. Once the daffodils leaves have died right down, they can be lifted and
stored in a cool, dry, airy place.
Pests: Use a little snail bait regularly during growing period
Caution, Harmful if eaten/Skin irritant.