Narcissus Verdin Scented Daffodil Bulbs – Cluster Daffodil, Fall Planting

Narcissus 'Verdin' is a beautifully scented cluster daffodil that produces up to 3 fragrant blooms per stem, transitioning elegantly from lemon yellow to creamy white as they mature. More vibrant in color and fuller in form than the similar 'Pipit', Verdin is a late-season performer that extends your daffodil display well into spring — and its powerful fragrance makes it one of the most rewarding varieties to grow.

Why Gardeners Love It

• Rich, sweet fragrance — among the most strongly scented daffodil varieties
• Multiple blooms per stem (up to 3) for a generous, layered display
• Elegant lemon-to-white color transition as flowers mature
• One of the toughest cluster daffodils — thrives even in warmer climates
• Late bloomer, extending your spring display after earlier varieties fade
• Deer- and rodent-resistant

Growing Details

• Type: Jonquilla / cluster (multi-headed)
• Bloom time: Late spring
• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade (filtered light helps preserve color)
• Planting depth: 6–7 inches deep, 5–6 inches apart
• Soil: Well-drained; does not tolerate waterlogged ground
• Watering: Water well after planting; allow to dry out after foliage dies back
• When to plant: Fall — plant in well-drained soil before the ground freezes
• USDA Zones: 3–10

After Bloom Care

Once blooms fade in late spring or early summer, allow the foliage to die back naturally and reduce watering so the bulb can rest. In cooler zones, bulbs can remain in the ground year-round to receive the chilling period needed for next spring's bloom.