Miniature Daffodil Bulbs - Care and Varieties

Miniature Daffodils (dwarf daffodils) are similar in care requirements to other daffodil bulbs and varieties. Bulbs classed as miniatures produce smaller flowers and less foliage than the full sized relatives. Narcissus asturiensis is actually a miniature daffodil species from Spain and Portugal however many miniature daffodils are the product of hybridizing over many years. Narcissus 'Hawera' is a well known miniature cultivar. 'Tete aTete' is another hardy variety that grows well in pots as well as in the garden.

Try growing miniature daffodils in pots, planters or containers where you can shift them into a prominent spot when flowering. Remember that growing bulbs in pots means you will need to divide them every second year, you will also need to fertilize them a little more than if you grow them in the ground, bulbs are fairly hungry, even miniature ones, and growing them in pots means that the growing medium tends to get exhausted fairly quickly.

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Narcissus 'Hawera'
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Miniature Daffodil Bulbs Care and Varieties

are similar in care requirements to other daffodil bulbs and varieties. Those classed as miniatures produce smaller flowers and less foliage than the full sized relatives. Narcissus asturiensis is actually a miniature daffodil species from Spain and Portugal however many miniature daffodils are the product of hybridizing over many years. Narcissus 'Hawera' is a well known miniature cultivar.

Try growing these tiny wonders in pots or containers where you can shift them into a prominent spot when flowering. Remember that growing bulbs in pots means you will need to divide them every second year, you will also need to fertilize them a little more than if you grow them in the ground, bulbs are fairly hungry, even miniature ones, and growing them in pots means that the growing medium tends to get exhausted fairly quickly.

.Miniature Daffodil Bulbs in Pot
Try Growing Miniature Daffodil Bulbs in a small pot or container

Miniature Daffodil Bulb in Flower
Miniature Daffodil Bulb in Flower

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