Bloom Time:
Mid-Spring

Dormancy & Planting Time:
Narcissus will experience adequate winter temperatures here in Texas, and should be planted mid Autumn with the rainy season to water them in and help establish their roots.

Depth & Spacing:
6-8" down and 3" apart

Approx. Bulb Size:
~1-2" in Diameter

Light, Water, & Soil:
Full sun to partial shade, more light generally means more flowers. They want moderate water but need good drainage in their soil.

Variety Specific Info:

Carlton: Large cupped; can naturalize; 12-18" tall

Erlicheer: Double flowering tazetta; can naturalize; can be forced in the fridge and grown indoors like you would with Zivas; 10-12" tall

Ice Follies: Large cupped; can naturalize; 18-20" tall

Jetfire: Cyclamineus; can naturalize; 8-10" (miniature variety)

Tete a Tete: Cyclamineus; can naturalize; 6-8" tall (miniature variety)

Thalia: Triandrus; can naturalize; 10-12" tall

Narcissus Bulb