Mini Daffodil Rock Garden Mix – Naturalizing Narcissus Bulbs | Multi-Variety Spring Blend

A curated blend of the finest miniature daffodil and rock garden narcissus varieties, this Mini Daffodil Mix delivers a cheerful, multi-variety spring display perfectly scaled for rock gardens, low borders, containers, window boxes, and naturalizing across lawns and woodland edges. Most varieties in this mix are multi-flowering, producing several blooms per stem for an exceptionally prolific show. Bred with landscape success in mind — these compact, reliable performers return and multiply year after year with virtually no effort.

Mix Highlights

• Type: Mixed miniature daffodil and rock garden narcissus varieties
• Bloom time: Early to mid spring
• Height: Compact, rock-garden scale — typically 4–12 inches depending on variety
• Flowering habit: Mostly multi-flowering varieties — multiple blooms per stem
• Naturalizes: Yes — clumps up reliably and multiplies over years
• Light: Full sun to light shade
• Hardiness: Zones 3–9
• Resistant to: Deer, rabbits, squirrels, and rodents
• Best for: Rock gardens, low borders, containers, window boxes, naturalizing, woodland edges

Planting Guide

• When to plant: Fall — plant before the ground freezes for a brilliant spring display.
• Depth: 5–6" deep (12–15 cm) with rich soil above the bulb. Planting deeply keeps bulbs cool, moist, and protected through summer.
• Spacing: 4–6" apart (10–15 cm) for naturalizing clumps. Plant in distinct groups rather than scattered individually for the best visual impact.
• Location: Full sun to part shade. Ensure good drainage — avoid areas prone to waterlogging.
• Soil: Rich, well-drained. Amend with compost before planting if needed.

After Bloom Care

• Do not cut back or tidy foliage after flowering — leaves must die back naturally so bulbs can replenish their food reserves for next year’s blooms.
• Apply a liquid fertilizer while foliage is still green to benefit bulbs in poorer soils.
• Once foliage has fully yellowed and died back, it can be tidied away.
• Divide congested clumps every 4–5 years in summer (after foliage dies back) to maintain vigor and maximize flower production.