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White and orange trumpet daffodil for planting – 5 bulbs

White and orange trumpet daffodil for planting – 5 bulbs

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  • ✓ Two colors in one flower
  • ✓ A center full of presence
  • ✓ Five bulbs for combining
  • בקרת איכות מקצועית על כל מוצר לפני שליחתו
  • אריזה מוקפדת לבטיחות כל מוצר
  • משלוח עד הביתהאספקה מתבצעת בהתאם לאזורי החלוקה ולזמני האספקה
🔒 תשלום מאובטח📦 אריזה מוקפדת💬 ייעוץ אישי

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Potting mix, planting soil, fertilizer-enrichedמצע שתילה מנוקז לעציץ · 10 liters
22.50 ₪
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לבחירה
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22.00 ₪
  • אורFull sun to partial shade
  • השקיהLow to medium watering
  • רמת גידולקל — מתאים למתחילים
  • מיקוםGarden and pot · Full sun to partial shade
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📦
In the pack
5 bulbs
White with orange center
🗓️
Planting
Nov-Jan
Pointed end up
🌼
Blooming
Mar-Apr
Large flower per stem
☀️
Light
Sun-Partial Shade
Bright location
📏
Height
~35 cm
At maturity, in bloom

🌼 White and Orange Trumpet Daffodil - Large Two-Tone Flower

Five Trumpet Daffodil bulbs for planting, in a pack. Each flower features white petals surrounding an orange cup in the center (the "trumpet"), with a large flower atop every stem - a warm and bright color contrast.

This is a garden daffodil with a large flower, different from the common daffodil with small clusters. Plant in November-January at a depth of about 5 cm, in a bright place, and blooms usually arrive in March-April, at a height of about 35 cm.

🌼 Why Trumpet Daffodil?

🎨
Two colors in one flower

White and orange in the same flower - stands out even in a small group.

🌼
Large flower

Large flower at the top of every stem, at a height of about 35 cm.

🌱
Simple planting

No soaking: plant with the pointed end up, water and wait for growth.

🤝
Blends with spring flowers

Beautiful next to anemones, ranunculus, and hyacinths that bloom in a similar period.

📍 Where to plant?

Important: Give the daffodil a bright spot and well-drained soil. After blooming, leave the leaves until they yellow - they nourish the bulb.

🪴 Pot

With drainage hole

🌿 Planter

Five bulbs together

🏡 Flowerbed

In a group, 5-10 cm

🌤️ Bright balcony

Sun or partial shade

🛤️ Along a path

Bright spot among plants

⚠️ Avoid: Dark place, heavy and wet soil, and standing water at the bottom of the pot.

🌱 Planting and Care

🗓️
When to plant

November-January.
Keep bulbs in a shaded, dry, and ventilated place until planting.

📏
Depth and spacing

Depth of about 5 cm, pointed end upward.
Spacing of 5-10 cm between bulb and bulb.

🌍
Soil and drainage

Soil or ventilated and drained potting mix. In a pot - open drainage hole.

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Watering

Water after planting and keep soil slightly moist during the growth period.
Low-medium watering, no standing water.

🍂
After blooming

Cut the wilted flower and leave the leaves.
When leaves yellow - stop watering. When foliage is dry, remove the bulbs and store in a dry and ventilated place until next season.

📝 Important to know

🍃 Do not cut green leaves

As long as the leaves are green, they are building the bulb for next year. Cut or collect them only when dry.

🔁 Blooming next year

The bulb can bloom again next season if the leaves remain until they yellow and the bulb is kept dry in the summer. There is no certainty for blooming every year.

🌼 Not the common daffodil

The common daffodil, which blooms wild in Israel, bears clusters of small flowers. The trumpet daffodil is a garden daffodil with one large flower per stem.

📅 Estimated times

The dates and height are estimates, and depend on the region, weather, and growing conditions.

📋 Technical Specifications

🏷️ Name White and Orange Trumpet Daffodil
🔬 Latin Name Narcissus (Garden variety)
📦 Quantity in pack 5 bulbs, in a pack
🗓️ Planting season November-January
🌼 Flowering season March-April
📏 Planting depth Approx. 5 cm
↔️ Spacing 5-10 cm
☀️ Sun exposure Full sun to partial shade
📐 Height at maturity Approx. 35 cm (at flowering)
💧 Irrigation Low-medium

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ When should trumpet daffodils be planted?

November-January. Until planting, keep the bulbs in a shaded, dry, and ventilated place.

❓ How deep and how far apart?

At a depth of about 5 cm, with the pointed end facing up, and spaced 5-10 cm apart.

❓ Can they be planted in a pot?

Yes. In a pot with a drainage hole and well-ventilated potting mix, in a well-lit location. Five bulbs fit nicely in one pot about 20 cm in diameter.

❓ How long until they bloom?

Flowering usually occurs in March-April, depending on the planting date and weather.

❓ What should be done after flowering?

Cut off the wilted flower and leave the leaves until they turn yellow. Then stop watering, and once completely dry, remove the bulbs and store them in a dry, ventilated place.

❓ Will the bulbs bloom again next year?

They may, if the leaves were left until they turned yellow and the bulbs were kept dry during the summer. There is no guarantee of blooming every year.

🌼 In short - who is this for?

The white-orange trumpet daffodil is suitable for anyone who wants a large, bright flower for spring, in a pot, planter, or flower bed. Simple planting, a well-lit location, and leaves that stay until they turn yellow.

💡 Tip: Plant the five bulbs in one group - five large flowers together stand out more than scattered bulbs.

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