In general, the narcissus is a bulbous herbaceous plant, of a perennial type, with spring flowering. The bulb also emits small roots with which it anchors to the ground. Narcissus bulbs can have different shapes, usually they are oval-pear-shaped, at the limit sub-globose. They are covered with a thin brown tunic, which protects them from the rot that is generated in the soil. An erect stem is generated from the bulb, which can have lengths ranging from 20 to 70 cm. This is formed by long linear-lanceolate leaves, wrapped in a ribbon to form a light green sheath of thick consistency.

Care: Daffodils are ideal as cut flowers. Daffodils acclimatize easily in the garden. They grow and multiply easily. Leave the bulbs in the ground and they will thrive every year. Store in a dry and ventilated place until planted.

Sowing: Plant them between September and December 10cm deep and 10cm apart. They grow 30-40 cm in height.

FEATURES FOR EVERY SPECIES

Pink Charm: elegant narcissus with a large pure white cup, develops inside with pink / orange pistils.

Carlton: Narcissus Carlton is a known variety of narcissus. They are classic flower bulbs that you can find in practically all gardens, the flowers are very beautiful and fragrant. Excellent as a cut flower, they are easy to care for and are also suitable for naturalization.

Las Vegas: Trombone Narcissus with milky white tepals and a large, deep yellow expanded crown.

Cassata: Narciso cassata is a yellow crown flower that whitens its color as it ages.

Large Cupped: A mix of narcissus bulbs that will color your home and garden!