Brent & Becky's Narcissus Erlicheer

Yes, Narcissus Erlicheer bulbs are considered deer and rodent resistant. Their taste is unappealing to most wildlife, making them a reliable choice for gardens where pests are a common concern.

Absolutely. This variety is excellent for forcing indoors. Simply plant them in a pot with well-drained soil, keep them in a cool, dark place until shoots appear, and then move them to a sunny spot to enjoy their fragrance during the colder months.

It means that if planted in the right conditions—specifically well-drained soil and full sun—these bulbs will return and bloom reliably year after year. They are a low-maintenance investment that establishes itself over time rather than needing to be replanted every season.

For best results, plant the bulbs at a depth of 3 inches. Ensure the soil is well-drained and enriched with compost to help them thrive and produce their signature double blooms.

Narcissus Erlicheer typically blooms in early to mid-spring. Depending on your specific climate and local weather, they often overlap with other early spring bulbs like crocuses or early tulips, providing a nice transition in your garden beds.