Member's Mark Daffodil Blooms All Spring Blend Dormant Bulbs, 36pk

Member's Mark Daffodil Blooms All Spring Blend Dormant Bulbs are mixed-color narcissus bulbs that are easy to grow and bring dependable spring color to garden beds and containers when planted in fall.

Spring Color That Comes Back Year After Year

Daffodils (narcissus) add bright, cheerful blooms throughout spring, including mid-spring blooms when planted in fall. As long-lived perennials that are winter hardy in USDA hardiness zones 3–9, they multiply rapidly and are well-suited for naturalizing and for pairing with other spring flowering bulbs, annuals, perennials, and shrubs. Use them to soften hardscapes, accent garden spaces, and create vibrant seasonal displays with mixed colors.

Quick Growing Guide: Sun, Soil, Spacing, and Size

• Light: Prefers full sun to partial shade.
• Soil: Plant in fertile, well-draining soil; avoid overly wet areas.
• Spacing: Space bulbs 3–6" apart.
• Mature height: Upright and clump-forming growth, reaching about 12–18" tall.
• Bloom season: Spring.

Fall Planting Made Simple

Plant bulbs in fall before the first frost hardens the soil. For a natural look, place bulbs in clusters of five or mix them throughout garden beds. Set each bulb with the pointed side up, cover with soil, and water thoroughly at planting. In extreme climates, apply mulch for added protection.

For container planting, bury each bulb about three times as deep as its width. In colder zones, protect containers by placing them near the foundation of a house or in an unheated garage or shed.

Low-Maintenance Care for Strong Blooms

Water frequently and thoroughly during active growth so moisture reaches the roots, and fertilize during the growth period to enhance growth and offset production. After flowering, leave bulbs in place to allow clumping or reseeding, and divide only when planting spaces or containers become overcrowded. For best bulb regeneration, cut flowers as they bloom, but allow foliage to remain until it turns brown.

Deer and Critter Resistant for Confident Planting

With natural resistance to deer and critters, these daffodils are a great choice for large plantings and naturalizing where you want years of effortless spring color with minimal care.

Note: Not for human or animal consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many bulbs come in the Member's Mark Daffodil Blooms All Spring Blend pack?

Includes 36 dormant daffodil (narcissus) bulbs.

When should I plant these daffodil bulbs?

Plant in fall before the first frost hardens the soil.

What light and soil conditions do these daffodils prefer?

Full sun to partial shade in fertile, well-draining soil; avoid overly wet areas.

How often should I water the bulbs?

Water thoroughly at planting; while actively growing, water frequently and thoroughly so water reaches the roots.

How deep and how far apart should I plant the bulbs?

Plant with the pointed side up and space 3–6 inches apart; in containers, bury bulbs three times as deep as their width.

What USDA hardiness zones are these bulbs suitable for?

USDA hardiness zones 3–9.

Are daffodils deer- and critter-resistant?

Daffodils have natural resistance to deer and critters, which helps for large plantings and naturalizing.

Are these bulbs safe to eat?

Not for human or animal consumption.

How tall do these daffodils grow?

They grow up to 12–18 inches tall.

About how much area can a 40-pack cover?

At 3–6 inch spacing, 40 bulbs cover roughly 2.5–10 square feet, depending on how tightly you plant.