Primeur Trumpet Daffodil Bulbs – Golden Yellow, Late-Season Bloomer, Fall Planting

Narcissus 'Primeur' is a magnificent golden trumpet daffodil and one of the latest-blooming varieties in its class. Its giant, rich yellow flowers are among the largest of any daffodil group, making a bold statement at the tail end of spring when many other varieties have already faded. Primeur pairs beautifully with late tulips and is a natural for mass plantings, wildflower meadows, and sweeping naturalized drifts.

Why Gardeners Love It

• Giant, all-golden blooms — one of the largest-flowered trumpet daffodils
• Late-season bloomer — extends your spring display beautifully
• Excellent with late tulips for a coordinated golden palette
• Naturalizes effortlessly — each bulb multiplies into a blooming clump over time
• Deer-resistant and virtually maintenance-free once established
• No early mowing needed — perfect for meadow and lawn naturalizing

Growing Details

• Type: Trumpet daffodil (largest flower class)
• USDA Zones: 3–10 (see zone chart below)
• Bloom time: Late spring
• Height: 16–18 inches
• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
• Planting depth: 6–7 inches deep
• Spacing: 5–6 inches apart
• Soil: Well-drained; not fussy about soil type
• When to plant: Fall — before the ground freezes

USDA Zone Planting Guide

Zone 3: Plant by Sept 15 | Zone 4–7: Plant by Oct 15 | Zone 8: Plant by Nov 15 | Zone 9: Plant by Dec 15 | Zone 10: Plant by Dec 15 – Jan 31

Long-Term Care

Plant once and enjoy for years. Allow foliage to die back naturally after blooming — the leaves feed the bulb for next season. In naturalized areas, hold off mowing until tops have completely died down.