Wayside Gardens Narcissus Chromacolor Daffodil Bulbs

Yes, the color of the cup is temperature-dependent. Cooler spring temperatures tend to bring out more intense pink tones, while warmer weather can shift the hue toward orange.

Yes, like most Narcissus varieties, these daffodils contain compounds that are unpalatable to deer and rodents, making them a reliable choice for gardens prone to animal browsing.

Absolutely. Their 18 to 20-inch height and upright habit make them well-suited for patio containers, provided the pot has good drainage and receives full sun.

No, these are perennial bulbs that naturalize easily. If planted in appropriate conditions within zones 3 through 8, they will return and multiply on their own each spring.

You can expect blooms in the very first spring following your initial planting. Ensure they are planted in the fall before the ground freezes to allow for proper root establishment.

They are quite adaptable and perform well in a variety of soil types, including clay and sandy conditions. The most important requirement is that the soil drains well to prevent the bulbs from rotting.