Holland Bulb Farms Sir Winston Churchill Daffodil

Unlike single-bloom daffodils, this variety produces double flowers that resemble gardenias. Each stem carries three to four fragrant blooms, providing a fuller, more lush appearance than typical trumpet-style daffodils.

Yes, they are an excellent choice for containers. Because they reach a modest height of 10-16 inches, they fit well in pots and window boxes where you can easily enjoy their fragrance up close.

No, these daffodils are deer-resistant. Like most narcissus varieties, they contain compounds that deer and rodents typically find unappealing, making them a worry-free choice for gardens prone to wildlife visits.

For best results, plant the bulbs 6-8 inches deep and space them 4-6 inches apart. This spacing allows the bulbs enough room to naturalize and multiply over time without overcrowding.

Yes, these are perennials. As long as they are planted in USDA hardiness zones 3-8 and provided with well-drained soil, they will return and bloom reliably each late spring.

While they are beautiful and fragrant, they are not specifically classified as pollinator-attracting plants. If your primary goal is to support local bees and butterflies, you may want to pair them with other native perennials.