Pink Champagne Double Daffodil Bulbs – Fall Planting

Narcissus 'Pink Champagne' is a fabulous, late-season double daffodil with a truly luxurious bloom. Its pointed outer petals are elegantly layered, while splashes of soft pink throughout the center add a touch of decadence and distinction that sets it apart from any other daffodil in your garden. A stunning, modern variety that makes a lasting impression in borders, containers, and fresh arrangements.  Layered Pointed Petals with Pink Splashes,

Why Gardeners Love It

• Layered, pointed petals with pink splashes in the center — a uniquely elegant double
• Late-season bloomer — extends your spring display when others have faded
• Excellent for mass planting, patio containers, and mixed borders
• Beautiful as a cut flower; stunning in spring bouquets
• Deer-resistant and easy to grow
• Naturalizes over time — returns and multiplies year after year

Growing Details

• Type: Double daffodil, late-season
• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
• Planting depth: 6 inches deep
• Spacing: 6 inches apart
• Soil: Well-drained — bulbs will rot in waterlogged ground
• Watering: 1 inch per week when leaves appear; stop 3 weeks after flowering ends
• Fertilizing: Use a low-nitrogen fertilizer (e.g., 8-24-24) when blooms open; mix in bonemeal in fall
• When to plant: Fall — before the ground freezes

After Bloom Care

Deadhead spent blooms regularly to prevent seed setting. Allow foliage to remain until 6–8 weeks after flowering ends, then cut back to 1 inch above ground. Mulch with 2 inches of straw for winter. Divide clumps every 5–10 years to prevent overcrowding — loosen soil carefully, lift bulbs, and replant 6 inches deep and 6 inches apart in fall.