Park Seed Narcissus Daffodil Garden Collection

Yes, like most narcissus varieties, these bulbs contain alkaloids that make them unpalatable to deer, rabbits, and other common garden pests.

The container is primarily designed for gifting and presentation. While you could temporarily plant them there, for long-term health and perennial growth, it is best to transplant the bulbs into your garden soil or a larger, well-draining pot after the gifting period.

The collection is curated to provide a sequence of color. While there will be some overlap, you can expect a staggered bloom time from early to late spring as the different varieties reach maturity.

A general rule of thumb for daffodils is to plant them at a depth of three times the height of the bulb, typically about 6 inches deep, with the pointed end facing upward.

Yes, these are perennial bulbs. If planted in the correct hardiness zones (3-9) and provided with proper drainage and sunlight, they will return and multiply in your garden each spring.

It is important to leave the foliage intact until it turns yellow and dies back naturally. The leaves are busy absorbing sunlight to create energy for next year's blooms, so cutting them back too early can weaken the bulb.