Daffodil Cornish Trelawney Gold 16 Bulbs - KJ2378

Daffodil Cornish Trelawney Gold are the perfect daffodils that will brighten up the dullest of spr...

Best current price£11.99from Robert Dyas

One Offer

1 offer from £11.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

Robert DyasThompson & Morgan - Daffodil Cornish Trelawney Gold - 16 Bulbs
£2.95 delivery
£11.99
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

The Daffodil Cornish Trelawney Gold is an excellent choice for gardeners looking to add vibrant color to spring borders, rockeries, or containers. These resilient, low-maintenance bulbs produce radiant yellow flowers and reach a compact height of 35cm, making them highly versatile for both landscape planting and indoor displays. While they are easy to establish, gardeners should exercise caution as the bulbs are toxic if ingested and can cause skin irritation upon contact.

All features

Model Part NumberKJ2378
BrandThompson & Morgan

Extended Product Information

FAQs

When is the best time to plant these bulbs?

Daffodils should generally be planted in the autumn to ensure they have enough time to establish roots before the cold winter months.

Can I grow these in pots indoors?

Yes, their compact 35cm height makes them excellent for container gardening on a sunny windowsill.

Are these daffodils safe for pets?

No, all parts of the daffodil, including the bulbs, are harmful if eaten. Please keep them out of reach of pets and children.

Do I need to fertilize them?

The Cornish Trelawney Gold is undemanding, but allowing the foliage to die back naturally is the most important 'feeding' step for the bulb's health.

How deep should I plant them?

Plant the bulbs at a depth of approximately 10cm to ensure they are protected and have enough space to grow.

Troubleshooting

Flowers are not appearing in the second year

Ensure the foliage was allowed to die back naturally the previous year. If it was trimmed too early, the bulb could not store enough energy.

Bulbs rotting in the ground

Check the soil drainage. These daffodils require moist but well-drained soil; avoid areas that remain waterlogged.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Compact height ideal for small spaces and containers
  • Reliable and free-flowering growth
  • Suitable for naturalizing in grass
  • Low-maintenance care requirements

Cons

  • Bulbs are harmful if eaten
  • May cause skin and eye irritation
  • Foliage must be left to die back naturally to ensure future blooms

Setup, Compatibility & Care

For optimal growth, plant your bulbs approximately 10cm deep and 10cm apart. They prefer moist, well-drained soil and perform well in either full sun or partial shade conditions.

Care Instructions:

  1. Planting: Ensure soil is well-draining to prevent bulb rot.
  2. Post-Flowering: Once the flowering phase concludes, do not cut back the green foliage immediately.
  3. Naturalizing: Allow the foliage to die back naturally, which allows the plant to store energy in the bulb for the following year.
  4. Cleanup: Remove dried foliage in June or July.
  5. Safety: Always wear gardening gloves when handling bulbs to avoid skin irritation, and keep away from children and pets due to toxicity.

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop