Propagate by division or separation - Plants the bulbs 5" deep. Divide after flowering or in the fall.

Deadhead the plants to keep appearance tidy. Do not cut back the plants until the foliage begins to fade (about 6 weeks). Apply low-nitrogen, high-potassium fertilizer after blooming if bloom performance was poor.

More growing information: How to Grow Bulbs

Narcissus bulb flies
Bulb scale mite

Narcissus nematode
Narcissus basal rot
Narcissus yellow stripe virus

‘Avalanche’: 1’ tall plants with small (1 ½” wide) blooms borne in bunches of 10 to 12 per stem. Flowers are white with yellow cups.

‘Cragford’: 1 ¾’ tall plants with small, fragrant blooms borne in clusters on each stem. Blooms have a white perianths and white and orange interspersed corona segments.

‘Geranium’: 1’ tall plants with fragrant blooms with pure white perianths and orange red cups. Up to 6 blooms per stem.

‘Golden Dawn’: 1 ¼’ tall plants with golden yellow perianths and orange cup. Bears 1 to 3 blooms per stem.

‘Highfield Beauty’: 1 ¾’ tall plants with bright yellow perianths and darker yellow cups. Up to 3 blooms per stem.

‘Hoopoe’: 1 ½’ tall plants with fragrant blooms with yellow perianths and orange cups. 2 to 3 blooms per stem.

‘Minnow’: 8” tall plants with cream-colored perianths and pale yellow cups.

‘Pride of Cornwall’: 1 ½’ tall plants with fragrant blooms with white perianths and bright orange, red-rimmed cup. 2 to 3 blooms per stem.

‘Scarlet Gem’: 1 ¼’ tall plants with clusters of fragrant blooms with yellow perianths and orange-red cups.

‘Silver Chimes’: 1’ tall plants with clusters of up to 10 fragrant cream-colored blooms, the cups tinted with pale yellow.