50 x Narcissus Martinette Bulbs
50 x Narcissus Martinette Bulbs
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Translation missing: en.pdu_purchase.action50 bulbs/corms for a colourful garden display. Martinette tazetta daffodil — botanical name Narcissus 'Martinette' — supplied as a generous planting pack for beds, borders, pots or other suitable garden areas.
When and where to plant
When: Plant bulbs in autumn, typically September to November, around 10–15cm deep.
Where: Full sun in moist but well-drained or well-drained soil. Suitable for beds, borders, containers and cut-flower planting.
What kind of plant is it?
Hardy bulbous perennial – survives British winters and can return for many years, increasing into clumps when conditions suit it.
Size and flowering
Expected size: About 35–40cm high with a compact clumping spread; RHS gives roughly 2–5 years for mature clumps.
Flowering time: Early spring, generally March to April depending on site and season.
Care
Plant in well-drained soil, deadhead spent flowers if desired and let foliage die back naturally before removing it.
What makes it special?
Strongly scented tazetta daffodil with several flowers per stem – typically four or five – in lemon yellow with bright orange cups. Good for cutting.
Bulbs made easy
Daffodils are among the easiest bulbs to grow. Plant once in a suitable spot and these hardy perennial bulbs can survive British winters and flower again for years.
Specifications
| Supplier reference | Lot 8564 |
|---|---|
| Botanical name | Narcissus 'Martinette' |
| Common name | Martinette tazetta daffodil |
| Pack size | 50 bulbs/corms |
| Flowering | Early spring, generally March to April depending on site and season. |
What's included
1 × pack containing 50 bulbs/corms of Narcissus Martinette.
Plant imagery is representative of the named variety/type at flowering. Natural plants can vary in colour, form and performance according to growing conditions.