Description
Little Emma has flowers that are reflexed and yellow in colour. Producing 2-3 flowers per stem little Emma is a fantastic variety to have in your garden. It can also be grown in containers or rockeries, a very versatile narcissi.
Cultivation instructions
Specie narcissi will easily naturalise from year to year and are ideal for growing in the wild parts of the garden, borders, rockeries and containers. Grow with other dwarf bulbs such as crocus, iris and anemone blandas. Cultivate soils to a depth of 15cms and plant bulbs as per the instructions below, in soils that are well drained. In heavier soils add grit and humus matter during cultivation to help with drainage. They will benefit from using bulb starter when first planting. Feed during the leaf and flower stage to ensure the bulbs are fully nourished to provide the following years growth.
Protect early growth in the spring from slugs and snails and remove dead heads after flowering (if not using as a cut flower) to get the best from them.
Care tips:
Tip: Keep daffodils well fed during the growing season and remember to lift and divide after a number of years. Specie daffodils will work well when grown with a crocus and double early tulips
Ideal foods are well rotted manures, tomato feed and bone meal.
Growing Information
Flowering Height: 15-20cms (6-8″)
Flowering Period: March-April
Soil type: Free draining fertile soils that do not get water logged.
Aspect: Prefer to be grown in semi shade but they will also grow well in full sun.
Scented: N/A
Planting Depth: 10cms
Spacing: 8-10cms apart.
Full growing instructions provided.
New season top quality bulbs dispatched from September on-wards
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