Daffodil Plant

Daffodils are Early Spring Blooming Perennials

Daffodil perennials are the ultimate low-maintenance flowering plant. These sturdy beauties can survive with minimal water and are perfect for landscaping your outdoor spaces with eye-catching blooms. Plus, they work just as hard in winter as in summer, so you won't have to worry about replanting every season.

 Daffodils can bring a vibrant touch of color to any garden or backyard. Their long-lasting blooms create an elegant backdrop that will be the talk of your neighborhood with daffodils, and the best thing about them is they are low maintenance and implemented in a garden. You can have an eco-friendly one as well!

 Keep your yard looking great without wasting precious resources - plant daffodil perennials today!

Daffodils hold a special place in many hearts. Because they are among the first flowers to make a welcome appearance in the cool days of early spring, they send a light-hearted message of hope and joy. Their bright yellow heads cheer up winter-weary gardeners as they poke their heads through the soil and raise their sunny heads to the sun.  

Daffodil Flowers Are Trumpet-Shaped

Daffodils display small, trumpet-shaped flowers growing about twelve to eighteen inches tall. Their deep yellow trumpets and pale yellow perianth segments look very striking. They grow well in bright light and tolerate still-cold temperatures. 

Daffodils belong to the genus Narcissus. These European native plants are perennials and grow from a brown sphere-shaped bulb. As they mature, they develop leafless stems. The flower itself features a cup-shaped center called the corona. Narcissus pseudonarcissus is also known as angel's tears because of its prominent corona. 

The daffodil family features fifty species and over 25,000 hybrids--a large family with many similarities but all hardy to those first cold days of springtime.  

Daffodils Are Deer-Resistant and Rabbit-Resistant

When to Plant Daffodils 

Gardeners generally plant daffodil bulbs in the late summer through the fall. Although cold hardy, these cheery white and yellow flowers require sunshine to wake them up in the late winter, signaling that it's time to enter the world.  

The bulbs are easy to plant, requiring well-amended soil, compost or fertilizer, and a sunny spot. They are unfussy and bountiful plants that do not demand much care--ideal for anyone from a beginner gardener to a seasoned pro.  

Some gardeners plant them in traditional border gardens, placing them behind lower early spring flowers that look charming when they bloom. Others prefer to grow the bulbs in clusters or groupings of three to five bulbs each to create an eye-catching and colorful show of colors in the spring. Neither way is right nor wrong; it's about each gardener's desired effect and preferences. 

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You can rely on TN Nursery to send you vigorous daffodil bulbs that will delight you in the spring. We welcome your order today.

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