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Narcissus Casanova

Description

Flowers that will melt your heart
Unique shaped flowers
These bulbs produce at least 27 flowers year after year

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Features
Description
How to Grow
Where it's From

Blooms in Mid to Late Spring (April - June)
Light Requirements Half Sun / Half Shade
Bulb size 12/14 cm
Origin Holland
Watering Moderate
Usage Shade Garden
Plant Characteristics Deer Resistant
Winterization Yes

About Narcissus Casanova

Narcissus ‘Casanova’ is an elegant, early-to-mid spring-blooming daffodil renowned for its large, pure white petals surrounding a small, delicate yellow cup. Its classic, refined appearance makes it ideal for borders, rock gardens, or naturalizing in lawns, bringing a crisp, fresh brightness to spring landscapes. Low-maintenance and hardy, ‘Casanova’ thrives in full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil, providing reliable blooms year after year.

How to Grow Narcissus

Planting Narcissus

Plant these bulbs in fall.
If you cannot plant your bulbs right away store them in a cool, dry, dark location, like a basement.
Plant them with the pointy end up in a sunny to semi-shaded area about 15 cm (6 in) deep and 15 to 20 cm (6 to 8 in) apart.
Water thoroughly after planting.

Growing Narcissus

These bulbs do best in well-drained soil.
These bulbs are suitable for almost every possible application: fields, beds, containers, borders, rock gardens, as cut flowers and for forcing.
These bulbs look good planted in groups at the base of trees or in wooded areas.
Plant in groups of eight or more bulbs which then appear more natural.

Narcissus Care

These bulbs are deer resistant and work great in areas where deer or rodents are a problem.
Fertilize just before they start blooming.
Remove the flowers when they are spent. Otherwise the plant will divert energy from building up the bulb, which is necessary for next year’s display.

Winterizing Narcissus

After flowering, the leaves should be allowed to die down. The leaves will gather sunlight and provide nourishment for next year’s show.
These bulbs come back for several years.

Holland

Holland is where the garden party never stops! Renowned for its rich horticultural tradition and expertise, Holland is a flower-power paradise. Synonymous with vibrant blooms and top-tier bulbs, 80% of the world’s bulb cultivation has roots in Holland. Before our bulbs set sail on their global adventure, we conduct meticulous checks for size and disease. So, gear up to cultivate Dutch flower charm in your own garden!

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