Santa Rosa Gardens

A classic variety pre-dating 1945. Barrett Browning often announces the arrival of spring with lovely flowers of pure white petals and orange-red cups. It is a small-cupped variety that gets better and better with age.

Care for Daffodils LIGHT - Indirect or bright-diffused light is best. This is a well-lit location out of direct sun. WATER - Moderately moist soil is preferred. Water thoroughly when just the soil surface is dry to the touch. Do not allow plants to stand in water. FACTS - Daffodils are all part of the large Narcissus genus. They range from the traditional all-yellow varieties to various white and gold varieties; some with contrasting trumpets, some with trumpets rimmed in orange. They will not blossom indoors a second time but may be planted outdoors.