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The Thompson and Morgan Daffodil Hawera is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to add delicate, fragrant color to their spring landscapes without intensive maintenance. This variety is perfect for both beginner and experienced gardeners who want to enhance borders, containers, or naturalized grass areas with cheerful lemon-yellow blooms. While the bulbs are exceptionally easy to grow and versatile in their planting locations, potential buyers should note that they bloom later in the season than standard early-spring daffodils, which requires careful planning if you are timing them with other early spring flowers.
| Model Part Number | KJ2403 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
These bulbs should be planted in the autumn months to ensure they are established before the winter dormant period.
Yes, their compact 25cm height makes them excellent candidates for containers, window boxes, and patio pots.
No, they are hardy and can be left in the ground or containers to naturalize and return the following year.
Generally, daffodils are avoided by deer and rodents due to the toxicity of the bulbs, making them a safe choice for informal garden areas.
Each pack contains 32 high-quality planting bulbs.
Yes, their fragrant, nodding blooms make them beautiful additions to indoor cut flower arrangements.
Ensure the bulbs were planted at the correct depth and that the soil has adequate drainage; excessive moisture during winter can cause bulbs to rot.
Check that the location receives sufficient sunlight. If the area is too shaded, consider transplanting the bulbs to a sunnier spot during the dormant season.
To get the best performance, plant your bulbs in the autumn in a location that receives full sun or partial shade. Ensure the soil is fertile and well-drained to prevent rot during the winter months. Plant the bulbs at a depth roughly two to three times their own height. Once planted, they are largely undemanding. After flowering, allow the foliage to die back naturally—do not cut the leaves down until they have turned yellow, as this allows the bulb to store energy for the following year. If you are naturalizing them in grass, avoid mowing the area until the foliage has completely withered to ensure a strong bloom in subsequent seasons.
