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Van Engelen Inc. The Fall Season Is Here. We are in full bulb mode, having received several of 55+ containers full of beautiful flower bulbs from the Netherlands. All the bulbs we’ve received so far have gone through our quality control process and are safely nestled and cool in our warehouse.
- Narcissus Classic Garden
The most well-known group of Narcissi, Trumpet Daffodils...
- Trumpet Daffodils
Trumpet Daffodils. Top quality vegetable, herb and flower...
- Narcissus Classic Garden
The most well-known group of Narcissi, Trumpet Daffodils naturalize extremely well and have a long blooming season with large, bold flowers. To classify as a Trumpet, their flowers must have a trumpet (also known as the cup or the corona) as long as, or longer than, their petals (perianth).
Trumpet Daffodils. Top quality vegetable, herb and flower seeds for the market & home gardener. We ship to the US & Canada from our test gardens in NW Connecticut. Feasts from seeds.
Narcissi prefer well-draining soil, hate to get wet feet and love to be fed with a 4-10-6 or 5-10-5 granular organic flower bulb fertilizer three times a year. Allow the foliage to thrive and die back naturally without braiding or premature removal.
Van Engelen, Inc. Bulbs: Daffodils, Bulbs: Spring-blooming and dormant potted bulbs. Address: PO Box 638. Bantam, Connecticut 06750-0638 (United States) Phone: 860-567-8734. Fax: 860-567-5323. » Visit their website » E-Mail them. Reviews: 137. positives. 9. neutrals. 15. negatives. Displaying the 50 most recent reviews.
Trumpet Daffodil Watch Up is a spellbinding magician that looks to the skies as it opens ivory with a bright yellow trumpet that turns almost pure white with a hazy green eye. It is a good naturalizer! You can reserve them now if you’d like at www.vanengelen.com. Be safe. Be well. Never underestimate the power of planting.
22 lis 2023 · Van Engelen uses netted sacs as well as paper bags and plastic pouches depending on the bulbs’ humidity needs. I plant all different kinds of daffodils from crisp white to bright yellow. This is Narcissus ‘Zinzi.’. This daffodil has a snow-white perianth framing a flat, irregularly split, golden-yellow corona edged in pinkish-apricot.
