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The Thompson and Morgan Minnow Daffodil is an ideal choice for gardeners looking for compact, reliable spring color, whether in containers, rockeries, or borders. These hardy dwarf bulbs are celebrated for their ability to produce multiple sweetly scented, two-toned blooms per stem, offering a professional display with minimal effort. While they are exceptionally easy to grow in most garden settings, gardeners should handle them with care, as the bulbs themselves can cause skin irritation upon contact and should never be ingested.
| Model Part Number | KJ2430 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
Yes, they can be planted in containers for indoor displays, though they require a period of cool temperatures to trigger natural blooming cycles.
Like most daffodil varieties, they contain alkaloids that generally make them unappealing to deer and rabbits.
No, these are hardy bulbs and are perfectly happy being left in the ground year-round to naturalize.
Plant in the autumn, ideally before the ground freezes, to allow the roots to establish before spring.
It is highly recommended to wear gloves, as the bulbs can cause skin irritation upon contact.
A good rule of thumb is to plant them at a depth of three times the height of the bulb.
Check soil drainage; water-logged soil can cause the bulbs to rot during the winter months.
Usually caused by insufficient light; ensure they are in a spot with at least partial sun.
Ensure foliage was left to die back naturally the previous year, as premature cutting prevents the bulb from storing enough energy.
To ensure optimal performance, plant the bulbs in well-drained soil during the autumn months. Ensure the bulbs are placed at a depth roughly three times their diameter. While they tolerate most soil types, adding organic matter can help improve drainage in heavy clay environments.
After the flowering period ends, resist the urge to trim away the yellowing foliage. This foliage is essential for photosynthesis, which feeds the bulb and ensures a robust performance for the following year. Once the leaves have fully withered and turned brown, they can be neatly removed. When handling the bulbs during planting, it is recommended to wear gardening gloves to avoid potential skin irritation.
