Bluestone Perennials Daffodil Pheasant's Eye

These bulbs should be planted in the fall. This allows them to establish roots before the ground freezes, ensuring they are ready to bloom when spring arrives.

Yes, Pheasant's Eye daffodils are naturally resistant to browsing by deer and rabbits. Their taste and texture are generally unappealing to these garden pests, making them a reliable choice for landscapes where wildlife is a concern.

Yes, these bulbs thrive in both full sun and partial shade. While they perform best with a good amount of sunlight, they are versatile enough to handle areas that receive only half-day sun.

For best results, plant the bulbs at a depth of 6 inches. This depth helps protect the bulb during winter and encourages strong growth in the spring.

Absolutely. These daffodils are fragrant and have sturdy stems, making them an excellent choice for cutting. You can easily bring their unique white and scarlet-rimmed blooms indoors to enjoy.

Naturalizing means the bulbs will multiply and spread over time, creating a more established, wild-looking patch in your garden. They are an excellent, low-maintenance choice for filling in borders or slopes where you want a permanent, recurring display.