Mixed Daffodil Bulbs

This 3kg bag of mixed Daffodil bulbs gives you a ready selected mix of spring colour, with different yellow and white varieties included. The mix brings together a range of petal shapes and cup colours, so the display feels more natural and varied than planting just one type.

Daffodils are a reliable way to brighten the garden from March to April. They work well in beds, borders, pots and containers, and can also be planted in groups through suitable grassy areas where they can naturalise over time.

Plant the bulbs from August to November in fertile, well drained soil. They can be grown in full sun or partial shade, and look best when planted together in groups for a stronger spring display.

Features

• 10kg bag of mixed daffodil bulbs
• Mixed Narcissus varieties
• Includes yellow and white flower colours
• Varied petal structures and cup colours
• Flowers from March to April
• Grows to around 40cm tall
• Fully hardy
• Good for beds, borders, pots and containers
• Suitable for naturalising
• Useful for spring cut flower arrangements

Dimensions and Specifications

• Product: Mixed Daffodil Bulbs
• Pack Size: 10kg bag
• Flower Colour: Mixed
• Flowering Time: March to April
• Approximate Height: 40cm
• Hardiness: Fully hardy
• Planting Time: August, September, October, November
• Planting Depth: 12cm
• Bulb Spacing: 8cm
• Position: Full sun or partial shade
• Soil Type: Fertile, well drained soil
• Suitable For: Beds, borders, pots, containers and naturalised planting
• Special Feature: Naturalising

FAQ

When should I plant mixed daffodil bulbs?

Plant them from August to November, before the ground becomes too hard or frozen.

When will they flower?

These mixed daffodils usually flower from March to April.

How tall do they grow?

They grow to around 40cm tall.

What colours are included?

The mix includes different daffodil varieties, with yellow and white flowers and a range of cup colours.

Can I plant them in pots?

Yes, they can be planted in pots and containers as well as beds and borders.

Are they good for naturalising?

Yes, these daffodils are suitable for naturalising, so they can return in future years when planted in the right conditions.