All White Mix Daffodil Bulbs – Mixed Narcissus for Fall Planting

Create a bright spring border with All White Mix Daffodil Bulbs. This mixed narcissus collection brings together classic trumpet blooms, large-cup flowers, ruffled doubles, and petite miniatures in a coordinated white palette. Plant them in generous groups for a layered display, or tuck them into containers where you can enjoy their varied forms up close.

A White Daffodil Collection with Variety

• Mixed flower forms: Trumpet, large-cup, double, and miniature daffodils add texture and contrast.
• Layered heights: Plants range from approximately 8–18 inches tall, depending on the variety.
• Spring interest: Different varieties open at different times, with some contributing fragrance.
• Versatile planting: Suitable for beds, borders, containers, and cut-flower arrangements.
• Deer- and rabbit-resistant: A useful choice for gardens where browsing is a concern, though no plant is completely animal-proof.

What You Receive

Daffodil bulbs in an all-white mixed collection, with a listed bulb size of 14/16 cm. Choose your preferred pack quantity from the available options. The assortment is a mix rather than a single named cultivar; flower form, height, and bloom timing vary.

Planting Guide

• Planting season: Fall.
• Light: Full sun to partial shade.
• Soil: Well-drained soil; avoid sites where water collects.
• Planting depth: Approximately 6 inches deep.
• Planting density: Approximately 6 bulbs per square foot.
• Expected bloom: Mid-spring, with timing dependent on variety and growing conditions.

Care After Flowering

Allow the foliage to die back naturally before removing it. Established clumps can naturalize and multiply over time. If division is needed, lift bulbs after the foliage has died down. Keep lifted bulbs in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place until fall replanting.

Garden Design Idea

Group six or more bulbs together for a fuller display. Combine the mix with other spring flowers for contrast, or repeat white clusters along a path for a simple, cohesive planting.

Important: Daffodil bulbs are for ornamental planting, not eating. Keep bulbs away from children and pets.