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The Thompson & Morgan Mixed Daffodil collection is an excellent choice for gardeners of all skill levels looking to add seasonal color to their landscape from late winter through spring. These versatile bulbs are perfect for naturalizing in lawns, filling borders, or creating vibrant container arrangements, offering reliable color year after year. While they provide a long flowering window, prospective gardeners should note that they require specific planting depths and well-drained soil to prevent rot, particularly in heavy clay environments.
| Model Part Number | KJ2482 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
These bulbs should be planted in the autumn, typically between September and November, to allow roots to establish before spring.
Yes, they are hardy perennials and will return year after year if left in the ground.
When fully established, these daffodils reach a height of approximately 35cm.
Adding a balanced bulb fertilizer at the time of planting can help, but they generally perform well in nutrient-rich garden soil.
Absolutely. Ensure the pots have good drainage and use a high-quality multipurpose compost.
Deadhead the spent flowers but leave the green leaves to die back naturally to help the bulb store energy.
Ensure they were planted at the correct 10cm depth and received adequate sunlight during the growing season.
This is often due to insufficient light or over-fertilizing; keep them in a spot with at least half a day of direct sun.
Improve soil drainage by adding horticultural grit or organic matter to the planting hole.
To ensure the best results, plant your bulbs in autumn when the soil is cool but before it freezes. Aim for a planting depth of 10cm, ensuring the pointed end of the bulb is facing upward. If planting in heavy soil, incorporate grit or sand into the planting hole to improve drainage. After flowering, allow the foliage to die back naturally; this process is essential for the bulb to store energy for the following year's growth. Once the foliage turns yellow and withered, it can be trimmed back.
