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The Thompson and Morgan White Lion Daffodil is ideal for gardeners looking to create high-impact spring displays with minimal long-term effort. These bulbs offer the key benefit of striking, multi-layered blooms in lemon and cream tones that serve as both garden focal points and fragrant cut flowers, though users must exercise caution as the bulbs are toxic if ingested and can cause skin irritation during handling.
| Model Part Number | KJ2503 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
These bulbs should be planted in the autumn to ensure they have enough time to establish roots before the spring growing season.
No, these bulbs are toxic if ingested. Please keep them away from curious pets and children.
As a general rule, plant the bulbs at a depth roughly three times the height of the bulb itself.
Yes, daffodils are hardy perennials and can be left in the ground to naturalize and return year after year.
Do not cut the leaves back immediately. Allow them to wither and turn yellow naturally so the bulb can store energy for the next season.
Check soil drainage; waterlogged soil can cause the bulbs to rot before they emerge.
Ensure the bulbs were planted in an area receiving adequate full sun, as shade can stunt bloom development.
Wash affected areas thoroughly with warm water and soap; wear gloves during future handling sessions.
For the best results, plant your bulbs in the autumn in well-drained soil. Bury them at a depth approximately three times the height of the bulb. Space them roughly 10cm apart to allow for proper airflow and root development. Because the bulbs can cause skin irritation, always wear gardening gloves when planting or handling the bulbs. Keep the planting area free of debris and ensure consistent moisture during the growing season, but avoid waterlogged soil. Once flowering is finished, allow the foliage to die back naturally; this process feeds the bulb for the following year's growth.
