K. van Bourgondien Summer Daffodil

Yes, when planted in the spring, the Narcissus Erlicheer is specifically timed to bloom during the summer months. It is a unique variety that offers a departure from the typical early spring daffodil schedule.

Only during the first year after spring planting. In subsequent years, the bulbs will naturally adjust their cycle and return to a traditional early spring bloom schedule.

Absolutely. This variety is highly regarded for its fragrance and structure, making it an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements. A single stem is often enough to create a sophisticated display.

Each pack contains 5 bulbs, which is a manageable amount for filling a small garden bed or a few containers.

Not at all. These bulbs are considered easy to plant and maintain, making them a rewarding choice for gardeners of any experience level looking to extend their floral season.