Daffodil Romaine (Yellow, Orange) – Bulbs (set of 5)

Description

Flowers are strikingly beautiful and have vibrant colors. The blooming daffodils are a beautiful sight in the spring yard.

Daffodil is a perennial plant of the Amaryllidaceae family that blooms in the spring. The plants are scapose, with a single hollow flower stem in the center that is leafless. The bulb produces a number of slender, strap-shaped, green or blue-green leaves. Normally, the plant stem contains a single flower, but on occasion, an umbel (cluster of flowers) will appear.

Flowers can range in height from 6 to 20 inches, and they can be solitary or double. They can also grow alone on a stem or in clusters.The stamens are contained in this trumpet form.

Common Name: Daffodil, Daffadowndilly, Narcissus, Jonquil
Flower Color: Yellow, Orange
Height: Up to 18 inches
Bloom Period: Spring
Strength Level: Easy to Grow

Planting And Care

• When fruits are chilling, they don’t stay close to the bulbs.
• When the soil appears dry to the touch, water the plant.
• Give your plants plenty of water during the summer and less during the winter and wet season.
• Aim to water the plants between 8 and 10 in the morning.
• Dead, diseased, or damaged plant components should be removed and thrown in the rubbish collector.
• A plant should be fertilized mostly in the spring, while it is in the flowering bud stage.
• Add organic material to the potting mix as a mulch.

Daffodil Romaine Care

• The rainy, autumn, and early winter seasons are when daffodil bulbs are sown.
• You can store the bulb in a vented mesh bag in the refrigerator for two to three weeks prior to sowing.
• About 4 C is the highest chilling temperature.
• Create a hole that is around three times deeper than the bulb’s height.
• Place the bulb tip up in the hole, cover with earth, and press down firmly.
• Place lights four to six inches apart.Thoroughly water after planting.