10 Daffodil Fortune – Narcissus Large Cupped – Boasts Strong Large Flowers – Super Easy to Grow – Early to mid-Spring Blooming Perennial – for Your Beautiful Garden

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  • WHEN TO PLANT: – Plant between August to December and flowers will Bloom March to April. HEIGHT 45cm. A mix of the best and longest blooming daffodils- Daffodil fortune are known for their traditional shape and size. They are AUTUMN PLANTING BULBS – READY for BLOOM in SPRING. This kind of cultivation is relaxed and stress-free for both gardening experts and beginners – PLEASE READ FULL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION BEFORE PURCHASE
  • HOW TO PLANT: Simply plant the bulbs 10cm deep and 15cm apart and wait for yellow bright flowers – sure to give you a pleasing look. SOIL REQUIREMENTS: Average medium moisture- well drained soil. SUN- LIGHT REQUIRMENTS: Full sun, morning shade & afternoon shade
  • CONTENTS: 10 x Daffodil Fortune – Narcissus large cupped. Bulbs size 12/14. COMMON NAME- Large cupped daffodil or large cupped narcissi. Bulbs grown from cultivated stock
  • CREATE A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN: Get rewarded with trumpet like- flaring wide flowers by choosing to go GROW MY OWN. Easy to grow large cupped daffodil bulbs are bright and colourful. Large-cupped Daffodils are ideal for mass plantings and naturalizing. Plant in the fall and they will bloom in the spring, multiplying each year. Large cupped daffodils are perfect for rock gardens, borders, containers and woodland areas
  • GUARANTEE: These bulbs you receive from us should reach you in the best condition and be of top quality. We have worked with our suppliers for many years to guarantee this. We know how annoying it is if you plant something and wait eagerly for it to flower, only to find that it’s the wrong colour or form. The bulbs you’ll get from us will be first class and healthy – GUARANTEED

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Weight 0.378 kg
brand

schone

dimensions

‎20 x 14 x 3 cm; 378 Grams