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Daffodil Bulbs

Cold Winter Mix

Cold Winter Mix

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A splendid mix to delight you as it unfolds in all possible daffodil colors and shapes, both familiar and unusual and rare forms, including both new varieties, old friends and beloved heirlooms. Begins flowering in early spring at the very beginning of the daffodil season, and then continues for weeks until the end. Selected for especially cold climates to naturalize happily and return each season.

Contains a wide assortment of Large Cupped, Small Cupped, Double, Jonquilla, Trumpets, Triandrus, Poeticus, Split-Cup and Cyclamineus bulbs. (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 11)

  • Blooms April and May
  • 16 to 20 inches tall
  • Sold in bags of 25 bulbs

Daffodil bulbs ship separately from seed packets in fall. Sorry, we cannot ship daffodils to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or Canada. More Shipping Info below.

Regular price $ 32.95
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SHIPPING INFO

Orders ship via USPS Ground Advantage or UPS Ground in fall. Sorry we cannot ship bulbs to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or Canada.

We will ship your daffodil bulb order in fall to arrive at the right time for planting in your climate and zone. Daffodil bulbs ship separately from seed packets. Shipping is via USPS Priority Mail or UPS Ground; please allow 3 to 5 days for delivery. (UPS 2nd Day delivery option is not available for this product.) Sorry, we cannot ship bulbs to Alaska, Hawaii or Canada.

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Shipping Begins Mid to Late October

 

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TateMcRae’sEnder (Canada)

I went down to Montana to pick this pack of bulbs from my auntie who ordered it for me! Such a shame they don’t ship in Canada. Either way, it thrived in my Alberta (Zone 3) climate! A gorgeous plethora of doubles and singles, the high petal counts and citrusy scent of double varieties bring modernity and chicness to the garden while single varieties compliments the double with its nostalgic and simple charm. They work wonderfully together and harmonize with the garden! Best part is that they naturalize so I’m truly ecstatic to see how it turns out in the coming years!

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Cody (United States)

Absolutely beautiful. Planted these in the fall and had at least 30 blooms the next spring. Zone 6a.

What a cheerful thing to see! Thank you for sharing!