Pink Daffodil Collection

If you're a busy gardener, you can rest assured that these superior, vigorous bulbs require little care. Simply plant them, and then enjoy their annual show for years to come. Several of the varieties naturalize well, too, so you can look forward to sublime drifts of pink and white across your spring yard. Temperatures affect daffodil colors. Warmer spring temperatures really bring out the pink or salmon-pink hues in pink daffodils, while cooler temperature bring out their orange tones.

Includes 5 bulbs each of Pink Charm, Frilly Feller, Pink Radiance, Accent, and Chromacolor.

• Pink Charm: A must for every garden. The pink-rimmed, soft white cup is surrounded by beautifully formed, overlapping, pure white outer petals. Sensational 3-4" blooms top 16-18" stalks. The first in our collection to bloom, Pink Charm flowers in early to mid spring.
• Frilly Feller: As this split-corona daffodil matures, its heavily frilled cups elegantly transform from a sunny yellow to a captivating pink-orange These colorful crowns, encircled by pure white petals, evoke the grace of fluttering butterflies. The 3½" blossoms are perched atop 14-16" stems, just the right size to be a vibrant and cheerful choice for garden borders and floral arrangements. Blooms in mid to late spring.
• Pink Radiance™: Lush, full 4" blooms are composed of white petals surrounding clusters of shorter pink inner petals. One of our most outstanding double daffodils, Pink Radiance is a must for every garden! Flowers appear in mid spring atop 16-18" stalks and last 15 days or longer! This is one of our favourite varieties for mixed borders, but looks just as nice grouped together. A superb cut flower.
• Accent: The first true pink daffodil to be introduced, Accent won the Award of Garden Merit in 1995. It features a prominent, funnel-shaped cup of pink to salmon with a frilly rim. A snow-white perianth surrounds the trumpet. Excellent for naturalizing. Our choice use is drift planting. Accent grows 16-18" on sturdy stems. Blooms in mid spring.
• Chromacolor: The quintessential pink daffodil, and also the largest. The extra-wide corona of deep coral is framed by large, white petals to form nearly 5" blooms soaring atop 18-20" stems. And while most daffodils fade over the blooming period, the pink color of Chromacolor actually deepens! A wonderful choice for a focal point or for use in the backs of borders. Blooms in mid spring.