City Floral Garden Center - Denver Colorado
City Floral Garden Center
Miniature Daffodils are best known for their bright yellow or white blooms that are a wonderful sign that spring is finally here. Perfect for planting front and center of your garden. These flowers look amazing where ever they grow. Stop in after Labor Day every year to check out the selection of miniature daffodil bulbs we have in stock here at City Floral Garden Center.
Miniature daffodil flowers prefer an area that has full sun to light shade.
Miniature daffodil flowers grow best in a well-draining soil. Spread 2″ of peat moss and blend with existing soil to help with drainage. Add kelp meal to your soil to help bulbs establish strong roots.
Miniature daffodil bulbs like to be fertilized right after being planted. Usually put fertilizer 2″ below the bulb in order to promote rooting.
We suggest Espoma Organic Bulb-tone
Miniature daffodil flowers will generally bloom in April depending on weather and planting depth. The snow rarely affects them if we get late snow.
Depending on the size of the bulb plant miniature daffodil bulbs about 3 – 4 inches in the soil.
Miniature daffodil bulbs need to be spaced out about 4 – 6 inches a part.
DAFFODIL – Daffodils are best known for their bright yellow blooms that are a wonderful sign that spring is finally here. They are a hardy perennial that is easy to grow in most areas of North America. Perfect for planting between shrubs or on a borders these flowers look amazing where ever they grow.
ALLIUM – Allium bulbs can produce large blooms the size of a softball. These blooms are very fragrant and add a wonderful texture to any garden. They work the best planted in groups of three or more.
CROCUS – Crocus flowers are always first to the spring party, and in some cases will bloom in January. These gorgeous flowers will push through the snow and put on a show that reminds you that spring is just around the corner.
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