Jetfire, Container Flowers

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Botanical Name
Botanical Name: Narcissus

Jetfire, Container Flowers

Spread: 2-4 Inches
Cup Size: n/aBloom Time: Early SpringColor: Yellow, Orange-RedFoliage Color: Green
Daffodils signal spring is here! One of the most popular flower bulbs planted on home landscape. Glorious gold, lemon-yellow, and snowy white blooms are often accented with contrasting trumpets or centers and vary in height from two inches to two feet with flowers in elegant proportion. Easy to grow and survive almost anywhere.
Water in fall to help good root growth before ground freezes. Do not water in excess during summer when bulb is dormant.
Care: Use low nitrogen fertilizer in fall and spring. After blooming leave foliage and water weekly. This will help with root growth. When leaves turn yellow and die back foliage may be removed. Placing mulch over plant during winter will help keep plant dormant and protected.
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Key Attributes

Botanical Name
Botanical Name: Narcissus

Product Details

Botanical Name

Narcissus

Seed Type

Seed

Sow Depth

6"

Growing Conditions

Container

Sow Method

Direct Sow

Categories

Flowers

Components

Growing Instructions

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