Curlew
Hey, I thought you were yellow earlier? This small-flowered variety changes color which makes daffodil Curlew a special one. The petals of narcissus Curlew are cream white and the trumpet is pale yellow when it first blossoms. Later, the trumpet continues to change to the same ivory color as the petals, which gives a very chic effect. Narcissus Curlew delivers multiple flowers per stem and also smells delicious.
Specifications
| Height | Low < 30 cm |
| Perennial | Yes |
| Attacts bees and butterflies | Yes |
| Scented | Yes |
| Planting time | September-December |
| Flowering time | March-April |
| Planting site | Sun or semi-shadow |
| Number per package: | 10 flower bulbs |
| Type of product | Narcissus bulbs |
| Flower shape | Multi-flowering |
| Naturalize | Yes |
Tips
Narcissus – easy, reliable and a joyful surprise every spring
Narcissus bulbs are among the most rewarding to plant. Just plant them once and they’ll come back year after year – effortlessly. Discover them not only in classic yellow, but also in soft peach and apricot shades, crisp whites and striking orange centres. Some varieties even spread a sweet, lovely fragrance.
Whether your garden gets full sun or more shade – narcissus bulbs thrive in almost any spot. They bloom happily even under trees or along a shady garden edge.
Grow your own happiness – year after year!
Our tips for success:
- Plant in October or November – not too early, as the soil is often still too warm in September. You can also plant them in December, as long as there’s no frost.
- Plant in groups for best results – either mixed or grouped by variety
- Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot
- Always use fresh potting soil and ensure good drainage in pots
- Let the foliage die back after blooming – this feeds the bulb for next year
Extra benefits of narcissus:
- Great for borders, pots, lawns and even naturalising
- A perfect way to bring early spring colour to your garden
- Lovely to combine with other spring flowers like grape hyacinths or tulips
- Also beautiful in a vase – especially the fragrant varieties
Narcissus – easy, reliable and a joyful surprise every spring
Narcissus bulbs are among the most rewarding to plant. Just plant them once and they’ll come back year after year – effortlessly. Discover them not only in classic yellow, but also in soft peach and apricot shades, crisp whites and striking orange centres. Some varieties even spread a sweet, lovely fragrance.
Whether your garden gets full sun or more shade – narcissus bulbs thrive in almost any spot. They bloom happily even under trees or along a shady garden edge.
Grow your own happiness – year after year!
Our tips for success:
- Plant in October or November – not too early, as the soil is often still too warm in September. You can also plant them in December, as long as there’s no frost.
- Plant in groups for best results – either mixed or grouped by variety
- Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot
- Always use fresh potting soil and ensure good drainage in pots
- Let the foliage die back after blooming – this feeds the bulb for next year
Extra benefits of narcissus:
- Great for borders, pots, lawns and even naturalising
- A perfect way to bring early spring colour to your garden
- Lovely to combine with other spring flowers like grape hyacinths or tulips
- Also beautiful in a vase – especially the fragrant varieties
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