Rock Garden Daffodil Mix
6-14" tall x 4" wide. With hues of yellows, golds, oranges, and whites, Rock Garden Daffodil Mix brings a bright and playful palette to the mid-spring garden. Each bag of bulbs will feature a varied mix of colors and flower forms. Wildflower daffodils are lightly fragrant, and are perfect additions to a border, rock garden, nook, or open area where they will naturalize, spreading and returning year after year. Plant wildflower daffodils in well-drained soil in a sunny to partial shade location. Let the foliage die back naturally after blooming so that the bulbs can be recharged. Foliage may be removed once the leaves have yellowed. Once established, daffodils are drought-tolerant, deer and rabbit resistant, hardy additions to a perennial garden or container planting.
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Rock Garden Daffodil Mix
6-14" tall x 4" wide. With hues of yellows, golds, oranges, and whites, Rock Garden Daffodil Mix brings a bright and playful palette to the mid-spring garden. Each bag of bulbs will feature a varied mix of colors and flower forms. Wildflower daffodils are lightly fragrant, and are perfect additions to a border, rock garden, nook, or open area where they will naturalize, spreading and returning year after year. Plant wildflower daffodils in well-drained soil in a sunny to partial shade location. Let the foliage die back naturally after blooming so that the bulbs can be recharged. Foliage may be removed once the leaves have yellowed. Once established, daffodils are drought-tolerant, deer and rabbit resistant, hardy additions to a perennial garden or container planting.
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6-14" tall x 4" wide. With hues of yellows, golds, oranges, and whites, Rock Garden Daffodil Mix brings a bright and playful palette to the mid-spring garden. Each bag of bulbs will feature a varied mix of colors and flower forms. Wildflower daffodils are lightly fragrant, and are perfect additions to a border, rock garden, nook, or open area where they will naturalize, spreading and returning year after year. Plant wildflower daffodils in well-drained soil in a sunny to partial shade location. Let the foliage die back naturally after blooming so that the bulbs can be recharged. Foliage may be removed once the leaves have yellowed. Once established, daffodils are drought-tolerant, deer and rabbit resistant, hardy additions to a perennial garden or container planting.
