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Pink Champagne Double Daffodil Bulbs — 5 Ruffled White & Pink Narcissus
Star rating
4.8/ 5
Customer reviews
4
- 5 stars 3
- 4 stars 1
- 3 stars 0
- 2 stars 0
- 1 star 0
Brand
CZ Grain
Product description
What you receive: a set of five dormant Pink Champagne double daffodil bulbs ready for fall planting.
Flower characteristics: each bulb produces a full, double bloom with overlapping white outer petals that frame a densely ruffled rosy-pink center. The inner segments show a touch of warm yellow near the base, creating a layered, textured spring display unlike standard single daffodils.
Size and timing: mature plants stand approximately 16 to 18 inches tall, providing noticeable vertical color in the spring border. Blooming occurs from mid to late spring, which helps extend the season of interest when planted alongside tulips and other spring-flowering bulbs.
Uses: the sturdy, upright stems and showy double heads make these bulbs well suited for cutting gardens and fresh arrangements as well as planted massings in raised beds, landscape borders, containers, foundation plantings, and mixed perennial beds.
Growing tips: plant dormant bulbs about 6 inches deep in well-drained soil with the pointed tip facing upward. They tolerate full sun to partial shade and are hardy in USDA Zones 3 through 8. With proper fall planting and site selection, they return yearly as a perennial accent.
Pros
- Large, showy double blooms with layered coloration
- Good height for borders and cut flowers (16–18 in.)
- Perennial and hardy across Zones 3–8
Cons
- Requires fall planting for best results
- Vulnerable to digging by rodents
- Needs well-drained soil to avoid rot
VerdictA striking double-flowered narcissus that adds layered white-and-pink texture to spring beds and cut arrangements. Easy to plant in fall, grows 16–18 inches tall, and performs in full sun to partial shade across USDA Zones 3–8. Ideal for mixed plantings and cutting gardens.
Customer reviews
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Louise proctor 5/5
Impressively large bulbs
These bulbs were huge — I really like them.
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ktrax 4/5
Critters stole most of them
I can’t judge the blooms because a squirrel and chipmunk took all but three. They seemed fine on arrival, but the few left I planted still haven’t emerged.
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Doug Cannon (DC) 5/5
Healthy looking
They arrived in great shape. Eager to get them in the ground.
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Danita McCollum 5/5
Arrived well, beginning to sprout
Bulbs showed up quickly and intact. I planted the same day and after four days shoots are appearing. Excited to see the flowers once they open.
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