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The Jonquilla Sundisc is an ideal choice for gardeners looking for fragrant, button-shaped flowers that transition beautifully from lemon-yellow to a rich cream. This variety is perfectly suited for borders, rock gardens, containers, and floral displays, reaching a modest height of 20cm. While these bulbs offer exceptional aesthetic and olfactory benefits, users should be aware that the plant is toxic if ingested and the bulbs can cause skin or eye irritation during handling.
| Model Part Number | KJ2417 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
No, these daffodils are toxic if eaten. Keep them away from pets and children.
Allow the leaves to die back naturally and remove them only in June or July.
Yes, they are excellent for containers and window boxes.
These bulbs require a position of full sun for the best results.
Only after the foliage has completely died back; otherwise, you will hinder the bulb's ability to bloom next year.
Ensure the bulbs are receiving full sun and check that the soil is not overly waterlogged or shaded.
Do not cut back green foliage. Allow it to yellow and die back naturally so the bulb can store nutrients for next season.
Wash the affected area thoroughly with soap and water and avoid touching eyes; use gloves for future handling.
To ensure healthy growth, plant the bulbs in a well-drained area with access to full sunlight. When handling the bulbs, it is highly recommended to wear gardening gloves to prevent potential skin or eye irritation. After the flowering season concludes, it is vital to let the stems and foliage die back naturally; this process usually finishes by June or July. If you have naturalized these daffodils in a lawn, avoid mowing the area until the leaves have completely turned brown and died back. This dormant period is crucial for the bulb to store energy for the following year's growth.
