Falconet Daffodil Bulbs – Fragrant Tazetta, 10 Bulbs

Welcome spring with the sweet fragrance of Falconet daffodils. This multi-flowering tazetta narcissus produces several blooms on each stem, creating a clustered display that brings scent and seasonal charm to garden borders and containers.

Plant a group near a path or seating area where you can enjoy the flowers up close, or reserve a few stems for a fragrant indoor arrangement. Each order includes 10 bulbs for planting.

At a Glance

• Botanical name: Narcissus tazetta 'Falconet'.
• Flower type: Multi-flowered tazetta daffodil.
• Fragrance: Rich and sweet.
• Planting season: Fall, after soil cools and before the ground freezes.
• Light: Full sun to partial shade.
• Package: 10 bulbs, not seeds or flowering plants.
• Uses: Borders, grouped plantings, containers and cut flowers.

Planting in the Garden

Choose a site with good drainage. Loamy, sandy or clay-based soils can be suitable when excess water drains freely; avoid places that stay waterlogged.

Plant bulbs pointed end up, approximately 6 inches deep and 4–6 inches apart. Water after planting to settle the soil. During active growth, water as needed and let the soil dry slightly between waterings rather than keeping it saturated.

Growing in Containers

Choose a container with drainage holes and enough depth for planting and root growth. Use a well-draining potting mix, keep bulbs from touching, and water thoroughly after planting. Place in full sun to partial shade and check moisture regularly, allowing excess water to drain.

Container bulbs experience temperature changes more quickly than bulbs in the ground. Protect pots from prolonged extremes and do not leave them standing in water.

A Note for Warm-Winter Gardens

Falconet is a tazetta daffodil that may suit some warmer gardens, but flowering and repeat performance depend on local winter conditions, drainage and care. Check local growing guidance before planting in a very mild-winter area. These bulbs are not described as pre-chilled.

After-Flowering Care

Remove spent flowers if desired, but leave the foliage in place until it yellows and dies back naturally. The leaves help replenish the bulb after flowering. Do not tie, braid or cut green foliage prematurely. Repeat flowering varies with climate and growing conditions.

Cut Flowers and Safe Handling

Cut a few flowering stems to enjoy their fragrance indoors. Wear gloves when handling bulbs or cut stems if you have sensitive skin.

Not edible: Daffodil bulbs and other plant parts are toxic if eaten. Keep away from children and pets, and store separately from onions and other food bulbs.