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Narcissi Bunch Flowering 'Martinette'

Daffodil

Bunch Flowering Daffodils are the most fragrant class
6+ flowers per stem

  • »  Deer, rodent & rabbit resistant
  • »  Pollinator friendly
  • »  Will naturalize for many years if the foliage is allowed to die back properly
  • »  Excellent for the South
  • »  Blooms in Early - Mid Spring

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When should I plant Narcissi Bunch Flowering 'Martinette'?
Fall Planting Schedule
Growing and Maintenance Tips for Narcissi Bunch Flowering 'Martinette'

All wholesale Spring flowering bulbs must be planted in the Fall
Soil temperatures must be 55 F or below to ensure proper root development
The optimal planting time is when night-time temperatures hit 40-50 F
The ideal soil pH level for bulbs is between 6 and 7
Most bulbs require a minimum cold frame of 6 weeks to root properly
Notable exceptions - Bearded Iris and Daffodils require no cooling 
All Daffodils contain the alkaloid lycorine which makes them unpalatable to deer and rodents

Additional Information
Height 14 Inches
Spread 4-6 Inches
Spacing 4-6 Inches
Hardiness Zone 4-9
Color Orange
Yellow
Detailed Description for Narcissi Bunch Flowering 'Martinette'

Storage Tips
Store bulbs in a cool, dry spot with good air circulation and low humidity
Most bulbs can tolerate temperatures between 38 and 70 F
Protect from heat, frost and strong sunlight
Pre-cooled bulbs for the South must be planted immediately

Avoid These Common Pitfalls
Not sure if a bulb is viable? Look for bulbs that are firm to the touch
Bulbs hate "wet feet" - never plant in areas with poor drainage or standing water
Planting when the soil temperature is too warm is the primary cause of stunted blooms
Road salt and de-icing compounds are harmful to bulbs - avoid areas where plowed snow accumulates
Crop rotation is key - don't plant the same type of bulb in the same spot year after year to protect against Rhizoctonia
Don't plant too shallow - it's essential that bulbs are planted at least 3 times their height into the soil
Plant bulbs firmly in the soil with their pointy end up and basal plate down - not all bulbs will right themselves underground
Avoid areas that do not receive at least half a day of sun
Plant away from invasive tree and perennial root systems that can strangle bulb roots & compete for limited water and nutrition

Wholesale Only Flower Bulbs Direct From Our Family Farms in Holland
A.D.R. Bulbs supplies wholesale daffodil flower bulbs, specializing in bulk daffodils for landscape professionals & retail packaged daffodil bulbs for garden centers
Top size, elite quality, wholesale only flower bulbs since 1946

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