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Delnashaugh Daffodil 10 Pack
Delnashaugh Daffodil 10 Pack
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Daffodil ‘Delnashaugh’
- 10 Bulbs
- Size 12/14
- Ships mid-to-late October 2025
Meet Delnashaugh, a daffodil that refuses to be ordinary. This double-blooming beauty layers creamy white petals with frilly segments of soft peach-pink, creating a look that’s more waterlily than standard narcissus. At 16–18 inches tall, its sturdy stems hold up well in the garden and in arrangements, making it as reliable as it is stunning.
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Color: White with peach-pink centers
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Bloom Time: Mid-season
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Height: 16–18 inches
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Form: Double blooms, with overlapping petals packed like delicate petticoats
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Use: Excellent for cutting, arranging, or adding an uncommon pop of awesome to spring borders
Whether you grow for the vase, the market, or just for yourself, Delnashaugh is a must-grow daffodil. Plant a cluster and enjoy the regal charm of waterlily-like blooms floating above the spring garden.
Please note: When cut, daffodils and narcissus emit a toxic sap that can cause skin irritation. Use caution and wear gloves when harvesting.
Check out Delnashaugh on Floret's Library.
Shipping Begins mid-October 2025
Shipping Begins mid-October 2025
Daffodils begin shipping mid-October 2025 and are shipped in the order received, not by zone. Orders will continue shipping as received until sold out. Most zones can easily plant through late December for spring blooms.
Our bulbs are hefty, therefore they are heavy which is reflected in shipping costs. Daffodils ship ship separate from all other fall-shipped products, and shipping charges cannot be combined.
Guarantee
Guarantee
We guarantee our plants are healthy and true to variety. We are so confident that we offer a conditional warranty for the growing season. Click here to read the complete policy.
Grow & Care
Grow & Care
Choose a location with well-drained soil and full sun in cooler climates, or partial shade in hotter areas. Tulips & Daffs prefer moderate temperatures and at least six hours of bright light per day in full sun climates.
Dig a hole (or trench) that's three times as deep as the bulb is tall and place the bulb at the bottom with the pointed end facing up. Backfill the hole with soil and water thoroughly to help the bulbs settle and grow roots.
