Wild Daffodil – Pink – Guide & Order

Pink daffodil. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Daffodil – Pink, Spring's Flower

Daffodil – Pink is a beautiful and elegant flower that brings spring into your home or to someone you love. With its soft pink tones and classic daffodil form, this pink daffodil is perfect for those who want to create a romantic impression without fuss.

Distinctive Fragrance and Long Vase Life

One of the great advantages of Daffodil – Pink is its distinctive and pleasant fragrance. When you receive a bouquet of these daffodils, it will soon fill your room with a fresh and natural floral scent that reminds you of spring and renewal. The fragrance makes Daffodil – Pink even more appreciated when presented as a gift or used to decorate your own home. By cutting the stems at an angle and changing the water regularly, you can extend the flowers' beauty even further.

You don't need to wait for spring to enjoy this wonderful flower – order it whenever you need it! Daffodil – Pink is perfect for romantic occasions such as Valentine's Day, anniversaries, or simply to say "I love you" without grand gestures. The colour pink expresses love and thoughtfulness in a beautiful way.

An Easy Gift That Really Impresses

Daffodil – Pink is a flower that makes an impression without requiring much effort. It looks beautiful in a classic bouquet, as an elegant gift, or simply when you want to surprise someone with something lovely. Whether you send Daffodil – Pink to a loved one, a good friend, or keep it to brighten up your home – this flower guarantees a smile and a beautiful occasion.

Quick facts – Wild Daffodil – Pink

Colour: pink
Latin name: Narcissus pseudonarcissus
Type: bulb
Flowering: march-may
Light: full sun to partial shade
Water: moderate
Height: 25-40 cm
Vase life: 5-7 days
Scent: mild
Toxic to Pets: yes

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FAQ about Wild Daffodil – Pink

What kind of soil suits wild daffodils best?

Wild daffodils prefer well-drained soil that never becomes waterlogged. It should be reasonably fertile but not compacted. Avoid heavy clay that holds water, as it can rot the bulbs. Ordinary garden soil with a little grit mixed in is ideal.

How often should wild daffodils be watered during the growing season?

Keep the soil lightly moist but never wet while the plants are in active growth in spring, which usually means watering once or twice a week if there is no rain. After flowering, cut back on watering gradually and let the soil dry out as the leaves turn yellow.

Should wild daffodils be cut back after flowering?

Remove the faded flower heads to stop seed forming, but leave the leaves in place. Let them stand until they yellow and wither naturally, which takes six to eight weeks. Cutting them down early weakens next year's flowering.

Which pests and diseases can affect wild daffodils?

Wild daffodils are fairly resistant to pests thanks to their toxic compounds. Bulb rot can occur in wet soil, especially over winter, and the narcissus bulb fly sometimes lays eggs whose grubs tunnel into the bulb. Plant only firm, undamaged bulbs in well-drained soil.

Do wild daffodils need protection in winter?

No, wild daffodils are fully hardy and overwinter in the ground without protection. Just avoid spots where water collects in winter, as wet soil causes bulb rot. There is no need to cover or lift the bulbs.

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