Narcissus 'Falmouth Bay' 5/Pkg.

Scientific Name: Narcissus 'Falmouth Bay'

Common Name: Falmouth Bay Daffodil

Bloom Time: Mid to late spring (April–May)

Flower Colour: Bright white petals with a broad, golden-yellow trumpet that gradually softens to buttery yellow as the flower matures

Plant Height: Approximately 40–45 cm

Spread: Approximately 10–15 cm

Spacing: Plant bulbs 10–15 cm apart for a full, natural-looking display

Bulb Size: 12–14 cm circumference

Planting Depth: 15–20 cm deep (approximately 2–3 times the height of the bulb)

Exposure: Full sun to partial shade

Hardiness Zone: Zones 3–8

Watering: Water well after planting and keep the soil evenly moist during active growth. Once foliage dies back, bulbs prefer drier conditions during dormancy.

Soil Requirements: Fertile, well-drained soil with moderate organic matter; avoid poorly drained locations.

Uses: Borders, perennial gardens, woodland gardens, naturalizing, containers, cut flower gardens, and mass spring plantings

Deer & Rabbit Resistance: Highly resistant to deer and rabbits

Fragrant: Lightly fragrant

Attracts Pollinators: Bees and other early-season pollinators

General Information: Narcissus 'Falmouth Bay' is a striking large-cupped daffodil that produces elegant white blooms highlighted by a broad golden-yellow trumpet. The flowers are borne on sturdy stems that withstand spring weather well, making them excellent for both garden displays and cut flower arrangements. This dependable variety naturalizes readily, returning year after year with increasing numbers of blooms, and adds bright, classic spring colour to borders, rock gardens, and woodland plantings.