Narcissus White Lion Double Flowering (Pack of 7)

Narcissus 'White Lion'

The Narcissus White Lion Double Flowering daffodil is a timeless spring classic featuring creamy white outer petals and a burst of soft yellow in its ruffled center. These double blooms evoke a romantic, heirloom charm while providing a graceful presence in garden beds, borders, and spring bouquets. With their strong stems and early-season appeal, these daffodils bring structure and fragrance to your spring landscape. Ideal for both novice and experienced gardeners, White Lion daffodils offer enduring beauty and dependable performance.

• USDA Zones: 3-8
• Bloom Time: March-May
• Height: 16"
• Planting depth/Spacing: 6"/ 2"
• Deer Resistant: Yes

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This unique variety boasts peony-style double blooms that create lush focal points in early spring displays. Its lightly fragrant blossoms are well-suited for indoor arrangements, and their deer resistance makes them a favorite in rural and suburban gardens alike. These low-maintenance bulbs naturalize easily and reward gardeners with more blooms each season.

Key Characteristics and Benefits of Growing Narcissus White Lion

• Extended Bloom Period: Flowers from early March into May, bridging the gap between early and mid-spring bloomers.
• Double Blooms: Multi-layered flowers add depth, texture, and old-world elegance to garden beds.
• Excellent for Cut Flowers: Strong stems and large blooms make standout additions to spring floral arrangements.
• Naturalizing Variety: Bulbs multiply over time for a long-lasting, self-renewing display.
• Fragrance & Pollinators: Softly scented flowers attract bees and beneficial insects in early spring.

Growing Narcissus White Lion Bulbs

Plant in fall before the ground freezes, about 6 inches deep and 2 inches apart, in well-drained soil. Choose a sunny to lightly shaded location for best results.

Climate and Soil Requirements

Well-suited for USDA zones 3–8, these bulbs prefer moderately fertile, well-draining soils. Avoid heavy clay or soggy areas to prevent rot.

Sunlight and Watering

Provide full sun to partial shade. Water after planting and during dry spring spells, allowing foliage to naturally die back after bloom.

Care and Maintenance

Little care is needed beyond removing faded blooms. Feed with compost or bulb food in fall to encourage healthy growth.

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Landscape Uses for Narcissus White Lion

Ideal for borders, containers, and rock gardens, these daffodils bring early-season elegance and texture. Pair with early tulips, crocus, or muscari for layered color and charm.

Landscape Pairing

Narcissus White Lion Double Flowering brings layered form, soft contrast, and dependable mid-spring interest to beds, borders, and cutting gardens. Combine it with varieties that bloom earlier or later to extend the seasonal display.

Companion Planting Ideas

Pair with mid-spring tulips, forget-me-nots, muscari, or pansies for continuous spring interest. Add early perennials like bleeding heart or hellebores for a lush, layered design.

Forcing Daffodils Indoors for Winter Blooms

Want to enjoy daffodils before spring even arrives? Learn how to bring the beauty of Narcissus White Lion indoors during the colder months. Follow our guide on Forcing Daffodil Bulbs Indoors for Winter Blooms and brighten your home with fragrant, early flowers.

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