Delnashaugh Double Daffodil
12-18" tall x 3" wide. Delnashaugh Double Daffodil produces fully double flowers with rounded petals. It's almost like a rose with the hardiness of a daffodil! Creamy white petals interspersed with pink-apricot layers on sturdy stems create a unique look for the spring garden. Easily grown, plant plenty of this fragrant flower for indoor vases and for the garden. Deer and rabbits stay away, just plant them in well-drained soil in a full sun to light shade spot where they can show off in style. Plant in groups of at least 6 for best effect. Be sure to let the foliage and stems die back naturally as this is how the bulb recharges for the following spring. Once established, they will spread (naturalize) through the garden.
12-18" tall x 3" wide. Delnashaugh Double Daffodil produces fully double flowers with rounded petals. It's almost like a rose with the hardiness of a daffodil! Creamy white petals interspersed with pink-apricot layers on sturdy stems create a unique look for the spring garden. Easily grown, plant plenty of this fragrant flower for indoor vases and for the garden. Deer and rabbits stay away, just plant them in well-drained soil in a full sun to light shade spot where they can show off in style. Plant in groups of at least 6 for best effect. Be sure to let the foliage and stems die back naturally as this is how the bulb recharges for the following spring. Once established, they will spread (naturalize) through the garden.
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12-18" tall x 3" wide. Delnashaugh Double Daffodil produces fully double flowers with rounded petals. It's almost like a rose with the hardiness of a daffodil! Creamy white petals interspersed with pink-apricot layers on sturdy stems create a unique look for the spring garden. Easily grown, plant plenty of this fragrant flower for indoor vases and for the garden. Deer and rabbits stay away, just plant them in well-drained soil in a full sun to light shade spot where they can show off in style. Plant in groups of at least 6 for best effect. Be sure to let the foliage and stems die back naturally as this is how the bulb recharges for the following spring. Once established, they will spread (naturalize) through the garden.
