Daffodil Blushing Lady Planting Bulb 32 Pack - Thompson and Morgan
Create a stunning spring spectacle with the Thompson and Morgan Daffodil Blushing Lady. These bulb...Create a stunning spring spectacle with the Thompson and Morgan Daffodil Blushing Lady. These bulbs produce clusters of fragrant flowers that transition from primrose yellow to rich salmon-pink, bringing charm to your garden borders, containers, or grassy drifts. This variety is known for its traditional fragrance and sturdy stems, offering multiple blooms per stem. Extremely hardy down to -20°C, these bulbs are both deer and rabbit resistant, making them a reliable choice for consistent year-after-year performance. They thrive in full sun or semi-shade and are easy to establish in any moist, well-drained soil. Whether planted in natural drifts or tidy containers, these bulbs provide a nostalgic splash of color. Each pack contains 32 bulbs, delivered with full growing and care instructions. Perfect for both outdoor planting and creating beautiful indoor displays.
The Thompson and Morgan Daffodil Blushing Lady 32-pack is ideal for gardeners looking to add a reliable, multi-bloom fragrant display to their landscape. These bulbs are perfect for beginners and experienced growers alike, offering high durability and deer resistance, though success depends on ensuring proper soil drainage during the winter months to prevent bulb rot.
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FAQs
Can I grow these in pots?
Yes, Blushing Lady daffodils perform beautifully in containers, provided the pot has adequate drainage holes.
Are these bulbs toxic to pets?
Like many Narcissus varieties, daffodil bulbs can be harmful if ingested by pets. Keep them away from dogs and cats.
Do I need to dig them up every year?
No, these are perennial bulbs and will return year after year if left in the ground.
When is the best time to plant them?
Plant them in the autumn while the ground is still workable but before deep winter frost sets in.
Do they really change color?
Yes, the flowers start as a primrose yellow and gradually shift to include shades of salmon-pink as they mature.
Will deer eat these?
They are highly deer and rabbit resistant, making them a safe choice for gardens that often face wildlife pressure.
Troubleshooting
Bulbs fail to emerge in spring
This is often due to poor drainage leading to rot. Ensure future plantings are in soil that does not hold standing water.
Flowers are stunted or missing
If the foliage was cut back too early the previous year, the bulb may lack energy. Always leave foliage until it yellows.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Extremely hardy and winter-resistant
Deer and rabbit resistant
Fragrant and visually dynamic color shift
Easy to establish in most moist, well-drained soils
Cons
Requires well-drained soil to avoid bulb decay
Cannot be forced to bloom indoors repeatedly without specific dormancy periods
Bulbs must be planted at the correct time in autumn
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Timing: Plant bulbs in the autumn months before the ground freezes.
Depth: Bury bulbs at a depth of roughly three times their diameter.
Spacing: Space bulbs 4 to 6 inches apart to allow room for root expansion.
Soil: Ensure the site has moist, well-drained soil; add organic matter if planting in heavy clay to improve drainage.
Light: These bulbs thrive in full sun but will tolerate semi-shaded areas.
Care: Provide regular water during the growing season; keep soil relatively dry during the dormant summer period.