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The Thompson and Morgan Passionale Daffodil is an excellent choice for gardeners looking to add a refined, fragrant pop of color to their spring landscape, whether in borders, containers, or indoor vases. These hardy bulbs are perfect for both novice and experienced gardeners due to their ease of care and versatility in light conditions, though they do require well-drained soil to thrive and prevent rot.
| Model Part Number | KJ2435 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
These bulbs are typically planted in the autumn months to prepare for a spring bloom between March and April.
Yes, they can be grown in containers on a windowsill, provided they receive sufficient light and the soil is kept moist but well-drained.
For best results, plant the bulbs at a depth of 10cm.
Absolutely. Their stature and fragrance make them an excellent choice for indoor floral arrangements.
They thrive in full sun but are also quite hardy and will perform well in semi-shaded areas.
Each pack includes 16 high-quality bulbs.
Ensure they were planted at the correct depth of 10cm and that the soil is not overly saturated or waterlogged.
Ensure the planting location receives adequate light, as daffodils may stretch towards light sources if kept in deep shade.
To achieve the best results, plant the bulbs at a depth of 10cm, ensuring they are spaced 10cm apart to allow for proper airflow and root development. They prefer moist, well-drained soil. When planting in containers, ensure there are adequate drainage holes at the base to prevent water accumulation. For garden planting, consider mixing in some organic matter to improve soil structure. Once flowering has finished, allow the foliage to die back naturally to ensure the bulb stores sufficient energy for the following season's growth.
