Jamieson Brothers King Alfred Daffodil 1.5 kg net

• VIBRANT CLASSIC DAFFODILS: 'King Alfred' is a hugely popular variety famous for its iconic, large-headed flowers. Featuring brilliant yellow petals and deep golden trumpets on tall, strong stems, these single-head daffodils make a striking statement in spring gardens and serve as long-lasting cut flowers.
• JUMBO 10/14cm BULBS FOR BIGGER BLOOMS: Top-graded 10/14cm bulbs deliver superior vigor, producing sturdier, more numerous stems per bulb. These premium-sized bulbs resist flopping over in windy weather and ensure maximum flower yield compared to smaller, inferior grades.
• PREVENT BLIND BULBS WITH DEEP PLANTING: Avoid non-flowering "blind" bulbs by following easy planting depth guidelines. Plant approximately 10cm (4 inches) deep with the pointed end facing up to prevent premature bulb division, maintaining multi-year flowering reliability.
• VERSATILE PLANTING & EASY CARE: Flourishes in sun or partial shade across garden borders, container pots, lawns, and grass verges. Simply prise up the soil with a spade and tuck the bulbs underneath in free-draining soil—space two bulb-widths apart with a touch of fertilizer for effortless spring displays.
• MASS DISPLAY IMPACT: Plant in large drifts or dense clusters to create breathtaking sweeps of golden color across your landscape. Safety Note: Ornamental bulbs—not for human or animal consumption; handle with care if sensitive to skin irritants.

#html-body [data-pb-style=AJPE506],#html-body [data-pb-style=I2X3SVG]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll} King Alfred Daffodil Bulbs 1.5KG King Alfred is hugely popular variety with large colourful flowers, both the petals and trumpet are a vibrant yellow. They have tall stalks with a single head. These daffodils look amazing in garden borders and makes a great cut flower. Plant your daffodil bulbs with the pointed end facing upwards at a depth of about 10cm (4in). Deep planting is important to prevent the bulbs dividing and producing lots of small bulbs which won't flower. Space them about two bulb-widths apart and add a small amount of fertiliser to encourage growth. The bulbs prefer a free draining soil and will grow well in both sun and shade. They can also be planted anywhere in the garden, though avoid total shade and avoid getting too close to south facing walls as the soil may get too warm. Daffodil bulbs are recommended to be planted on mass to produce amazing displays. They are also great in borders and grass verges. A quick and easy way to plant them is to prise up the soil with a spade and then put them underneath. The best way to avoid bulbs that don't produce flowers (blind) is to make sure that they are planted deep enough, they are not too close together, the soil is not compacted and they have anough nutrients. The bulb size is graded 10/14cm, by using the larger size bulb the stems are sturdier and more numerous. This also means that there are more flowers per bulb and they are less likely to flop over. CAUTION: Ornamental bulbs are not edible and can be a skin irritant.