



Brighten your late winter garden with Daffodil Bulbs (commonly known as Nargis Bulbs). These early-flowering yellow blooms (Narcissus) appear before most other plants, bringing a cheerful start to the season. With their classic trumpet shape and soft fragrance, they’re perfect for winter pots, borders, or garden beds.
Daffodils thrive in cool months and mild climates. Once planted, they require very little care and return year after year — multiplying slowly and offering more flowers each spring. Ideal for home gardeners who want reliable, low-maintenance color during late winter to early spring.
Why Gardeners Love It
- Blooms in Late Winter – Brightens gardens before other flowers emerge
- Classic Yellow Trumpets – Instantly recognizable and uplifting
- Low Maintenance – No special care needed once planted
- Great for Containers – Grows well in 8–10 inch pots or borders
- Winter Friendly – Handles mild frost and cold nights easily
How to Grow Daffodils
When to Plant
- October to December
- Blooms: Late January to March
Where to Grow
- 8–10 inch pots, grow bags, or cool, well-drained garden beds
Planting Tips
- Use 2 parts garden soil + 1 part vermicompost
- Plant bulbs 4–5 inches deep, pointed end facing upward
- Space bulbs 3–4 inches apart
- Water once after planting, then keep soil lightly moist
Fertilizer & Care
- At planting: Mix in Vermicompost
- Before blooming: Apply NPK 5 15 45 Fertilizer once
- Let leaves turn yellow and die back naturally after blooming
FAQs
How long do the flowers last?
Each bloom lasts 2–3 weeks. You’ll enjoy flowers for about a month overall.
Do daffodils return next year?
Yes, they are perennials and return every year if the bulbs are left undisturbed.
Can I mix them with other flowers?
Yes, they pair well with pansies, hyacinths, and other cool-weather plants.
Should I cut the leaves after flowering?
No. Allow leaves to yellow and die back — this feeds the bulb for next spring.
What’s the best time to plant daffodils in our climate?
October to December is ideal. Bulbs bloom between January and March in mild winter areas.
Common Names: Daffodil, Nargis, Nargis Flower, Narcissus (نرگس, Nargis)