The large, bold, double blooms of these luscious Dutch double daffodils will enhance any outdoor setting in early to mid spring, and they are equally stunning when cut for indoor use. Double-flowering daffodil hybrids display either multiple rings of petals or tufted, ruffled cups. They are as reliable and easy to grow as other daffodils. Hardy in zones 3−8, they dazzle in sun to part shade. Like other Dutch daffodils, these majestic beauties grow straight and strong, but their colourful, elegant centres will both surprise and delight you when they bloom in your garden next spring. These hardy and beautiful flowers would be the perfect addition to any springtime garden, as well as a dramatic centrepiece of any bouquet. They can last about a week in a vase.
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