White Flower Farm Narcissus bulbocodium Mary Poppins

This is a Hoop Petticoat Daffodil, which features a unique, funnel-shaped corona rather than the traditional trumpet shape of common daffodils. Its delicate, grass-like foliage and creamy yellow color provide a much softer, more naturalistic look in the garden.

Yes, they are excellent for naturalizing in lawns. Because they bloom early and have thin, grass-like foliage, they will complete their growth cycle before you need to mow the lawn frequently in late spring.

Yes, Narcissus bulbs contain alkaloids that make them toxic to deer and voles. These animals typically avoid them, making these bulbs a reliable choice for gardens where wildlife pressure is a concern.

No, these are long-lived, vigorous bulbs that are intended to be left in the ground year-round. They will multiply over time, creating larger, more impressive drifts each spring with minimal maintenance.

They perform best in a sunny location with well-drained soil. Good drainage is essential to prevent the bulbs from rotting during the dormant summer months.