Narcise miniaturale speciale - Narcissus 'White Petticoat'

Narcissus ‘White Petticoat’ is a miniature, delicate, and elegant variety of daffodil, known for its subtle trumpet-shaped flowers with pure white petals and an appearance resembling a lace ruffle. It belongs to the group Narcissus bulbocodium, also known as “daffodils with crinolines”, due to the distinct shape of the flowers.

Main features:

• Family: Amaryllidaceae

• Type: Miniature daffodil (Bulbocodium group)

• Height: 15-25 cm

• Flowers: Single, wide-open trumpet shape, with thin petals slightly curved outward, of immaculate white

• Scent: Light and pleasant

• Flowering period: March-April

• Foliage: Thin leaves, similar to blades of grass, of fresh green

Cultivation and care:

• Planting: Plant in autumn (September-November), at a depth of 8-10 cm, in groups for a naturalized effect.

• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade, preferring sunny spots for more abundant flowering.

• Soil: Fertile, well-drained, with a moderate content of sand or humus.

• Watering: Requires moderate watering during active growth, but is drought-tolerant after flowering.

• Hardiness: Tolerates low temperatures well, being a hardy and easy-to-naturalize plant.

Use in garden and landscaping:

• Rock and alpine gardens: Due to its small size, it fits excellently in gardens with a natural look.

• Borders and mixed beds: Can be planted in combination with other early spring flowers, such as crocuses, grape hyacinths, or anemones.

• Pots and planters: Ideal for decorating balconies and terraces, offering delicate flowering.

• Naturalizing: Grows easily and spreads over time, providing a charming look in grassy areas or wild gardens.

Pot diameter: 9 cm