Narcissus Bulbs Hardy Flower Garden Plant 'Sunshine Mix' by Thompson and Morgan (80)

• Narcissus 'Sunshine Mix' - This stunning collection of sunny daffodils makes a fabulous spring show.
• The specially curated mix contains a blend of a wide range of colours, from apricot and cream to bright and golden yellow, as well as popular bi-coloured flowers.
• Narcissus 'Sunshine Mix' produces large, single flowers, each with a traditional daffodil trumpet.
• Perfect for borders and patio containers, or as a cut flower, bringing a spring display indoors.
• 80 x Bulbs.

Narcissus 'Sunshine Mix' - This stunning collection of sunny daffodils makes a fabulous spring show. The specially curated mix contains a blend of a wide range of colours, from apricot and cream to bright and golden yellow, as well as popular bi-coloured flowers. Narcissus 'Sunshine Mix' produces large, single flowers, each with a traditional daffodil trumpet. Perfect for borders and patio containers, or as a cut flower, bringing a spring display indoors. Ideal For: Conservatory, Cut Flower Garden, Greenhouse, Low Maintenance Garden, Patio, Cottage Gardens Hardiness: Hardy Position In: Sun or semi shade Height: Up to 45cm Spread: Up to 15cm Caution: irritant to skin and eyes, harmful if eaten. Daffodil bulbs should be planted outdoors in October and November, with the pointed end facing upwards, at a depth of approximately 10cm (4"). Choose a sunny or semi shaded position in moist, free draining soil. Daffodils look particularly eye-catching when grown in drifts in borders or informal areas of grass. Cast the bulbs across the area and plant them where they land for a really natural effect. For an attractive indoor display, plant Daffodils in containers in bulb fibre and position them in a cool garage or other well ventilated, dark position at a maximum temperature of 10°C. Water when necessary to keep the compost moist. When the growing shoots reach a height of 10 cm (4") move the containers to a cool bright position indoors (approximately 16°C). When growing daffodils, it is essential to allow their foliage to die back naturally before removing it in June/ July. This helps to feed the bulb and ensure another cheery display next spring. Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions may vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply, but may vary due to seasonality changes and may not be the exact variety.