Narcissus

This product is a Narcissus, a type of bulb commonly used for ornamental gardening. Typically grown for its striking, cup-shaped flowers in shades of yellow, white, or pink, Narcissus bulbs are popular for spring planting and are often associated with early spring blooms. They are widely used in home gardens, public spaces, and floral arrangements due to their hardiness and vibrant appearance.

Key features

• Type: Flower bulb (Daffodil family, Narcissus genus)
• Common uses:
  • Planting in gardens, lawns, or containers for spring color
  • Cut flowers for bouquets (though stems are typically shorter than tulips)
  • Naturalizing in grassy areas (bulbs multiply over time)
• Varieties: Flowers may range from small, fragrant types to larger, trumpet-shaped blooms; colors include yellow, white, orange, and bi-colors
• Planting depth: Usually 4–6 inches deep, spaced 4–6 inches apart
• Hardiness: Typically hardy in USDA zones 3–8 (varies by specific cultivar)
• Bloom time: Early to mid-spring, depending on climate
• Size: Bulbs are small to medium (typically 1–3 inches in diameter)