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BS Tenby Daffodil Bulbs 'In The Green' (Narcissus obvallaris)
The emblem of Wales! Tenby daffodils are lightly fragranced with nodding, yellow star-like blooms and a sign of the warmer weather to come. Particularly suited to growing on rocky ground, grasslands and in shadier areas, these smaller daffodils are perfect for naturalising.
- Height: 30cm
- Flowers: March-April
- Sowing Depth: 10-15cm
- Soil Type: Well-drained
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Sowing & Establishment
How to plant your Wildflower Bulbs ‘in the green’
1 – Open up the box
Aim to plant the bulbs as soon as possible upon arrival. If you need to store them, leave the box open and keep in a cool, dark and dry space with good ventilation, such as a shed or garage.
2 – What to expect
These are supplied as ‘in the green’ which means the bulbs have started the sprouting process and may or may not have a green shoot.
3 - Location
Choose a suitable location for the bulbs to be planted. Tenby Daffodils are suited to well-drained soils and prefer sun or shadier areas.
4 - Planting
Loosen the soil and use our bulb planter to create the hole.
5 – Depth and Spacing
Plant the bulbs with any shoots pointing up around 10-15cm deep, leaving around 7cm between each bulb.
6 - Shoots
Cover the soil, leaving any green shoots above the ground. Press the soil down firmly and apply water if necessary.
7 - Flowering
Sit back, relax and look forward to beautiful spring flowers! They may not always flower in their first year but will spread and naturalise over time.
8 - Aftercare
Once your flowers have finished flowering, leave them to die back naturally. If required, they can be split up and re-planted in late Autumn.