A couple of Androcles Daffodils laying on a white background.
Androcles Daffodils growing in a garden.
A couple of Androcles Daffodils laying on a white background.
Androcles Daffodils growing in a garden.

Daffodil Bulbs,
Androcles (10 bulbs)

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Description

A graceful double daffodil with layers of creamy white petals forming a full, softly ruffled bloom. Elegant and luminous in the spring garden, Androcles is beautiful in borders, naturalized plantings, and bouquets, with a classic look that feels both refined and wonderfully old-fashioned.

When to Grow

Plant Androcles bulbs in fall, just before the first hard frost of the season, setting them 6 inches deep and 3 to 6 inches apart. Group a few together so the creamy white, softly ruffled double blooms read as a drift rather than as single stems. Each bulb sends up a tuft of foliage and one or more flowering stems, and as perennials they return and fill in year after year.

How to Sow and Plant

  • Daffodil bulbs should be planted in fall, just before the first hard frost of the season.
  • Plant bulbs 6 inches deep and 3 to 6 inches apart.
  • Plant a few together for a nice effect in the garden.

How to Grow

  • Daffodils prefer rich, sandy soil and full sun to part shade, but they are more adaptable and tolerant than other spring-flowering bulbs.
  • Each bulb produces a tuft of foliage and many stems with blooms.

PESTS/SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS

  • A relatively pest-free plant. The milky sap and all other parts of daffodil are poisonous and should never be ingested.

How to Save Seeds

  • These perennials will return, and fill in, year after year.

FAQ

What soil and light does Androcles want?

Daffodils prefer rich, sandy soil and full sun to part shade. They are more adaptable and tolerant than other spring-flowering bulbs.

Do I need to replant Androcles every fall?

No. These perennials will return, and fill in, year after year.

How many flowers does one Androcles bulb produce?

Each bulb produces a tuft of foliage and one or more stems with blooms, and the clumps increase and send up more stems as they settle in over the years. The layers of creamy white petals form a full, softly ruffled bloom that is beautiful in borders, naturalized plantings, and bouquets.

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