Narcissus with Changerell's split crown, 12/14 rr, 5 pcs, 30 h (cm), autumn 2024

Narcissus - perennial bulbous plants. They are very widely used in garden design due to a huge variety of species, hybrids and shapes. The flowers are large, single or in brushes, often fragrant, somewhat drooping, simple or terry, 2-6 cm in diameter. Narcisses with a split crown - this very young group combines varieties with the original structure of the flower. A distinctive feature is a dissected crown. Six free or fused segments at the base give the flowers an exotic look. The varieties are exceptionally beautiful and unusually diverse. Chanterell is a plant height 30 cm, lemon flower with a bright yellow crown. Minor: Narcissus is a more shade -tolerant culture compared, for example, with tulips, but in the illuminated places the “crop” of their flowers and bulbs is much higher than in the shadow. Help: put up with any soil, provided that it is well drained and fertile. 3-5 years can remain in one place. Planting: Bulbs should be planted to a depth of 15-20cm at a distance of 10-12 cm from each other. The best time for planting the bulbs of the Narcissus Augustus - early September. If you adhere to these terms of landing, the bulbs are well rooted to frost. They should be transplanted when they grow strongly, forming large nests of bulbs, and begin to depress each other. Propagation: varietal daffodils multiply only vegetatively. Proceedings: they are widely used in landscaping as early flowering plants, in flower beds, slaves, groups between shrubs, separate spots.