This mixture makes planting daffodils on a large scale very economical, with no compromise in bulb size. It contains at least 15 proven named varieties, covering the full spectrum of daffodil colors and bloom times. These time-tested beauties will provide a succession of flowers for many springs to come. Deer and Rodent Proof

​Bright is right:  This split-corona daffodil really shines by day and probably keeps at it through the night.   ​Deer and Rodent Proof

Fully double flowers of soft yellow accented by tufts of coppery orange. They stand like torches on strong stems. Tahiti is a favorite among commercial growers in the Netherlands because it grows and flowers so well. Tahiti is the most successful double daffodil in recent decades. It produces a healthy and vigorous plant with long-lasting flowers that rarely blast (buds form but do not open), a problem that some doubles suffer from. An excellent variety for beds, borders and naturalized plantings. Deer and Rodent Proof

Noted for its elegant form and strong enticing fragrance. Bountiful double blooms in clusters of 3-5 flowers per stem with ivory petals and centers flecked with orange sprinkle mid-Spring gardens with just the right amount of color. Good for cutting.

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Graceful reflexed white petals, yellow cup ringed with red, and a spicy scent.

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Beautiful, perennial, affordable. 4” globes of purple flowers on tall stems. It’s early for an allium, blooming at the heels of late tulips. Best planted in groups and enjoy this late bloomer.

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Dense 5" heads of Lilac Pink.  Very effective when massed or planted in groups of 3's, 5's, or 10's in a flower bed or mixed border.

A blend of large, goblet-shaped flowers in white, purple, and white striped with purple. For earliest bloom, put crocuses in a sunny, protected location — against the south-facing foundation of a house, for example.