Large Cupped Narcissus Mix (Pack of 16)

Narcissus Large Cupped Mix

Large Cupped Narcissus Mix brings timeless spring beauty to gardens with its vivid, trumpet-centered blooms in a blend of sunny yellow, white, and bi-colored tones. Known for their pronounced central cups and broad, contrasting petals, these daffodils bloom in mid to late spring, offering an elegant, naturalized look across garden beds, borders, and woodland settings. Their strong stems, vibrant colors, and long-lasting flowers make them excellent both in the landscape and as cut flowers. With minimal care needs and excellent resistance to deer and rodents, this mix is a favorite among organic gardeners and spring bulb enthusiasts alike.

• USDA Zones: 2–10
• Bloom Time: March – April
• Height: 12"–16"
• Planting depth/Spacing: 6"/ 4–5"
• Deer Resistant: Yes

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With their graceful form and cheerful palette, Large Cupped Narcissus provide striking focal points and blend beautifully with other spring bloomers. These hardy perennials return each year in greater numbers, making them an ideal long-term addition to low-maintenance and pollinator-friendly gardens.

Key Characteristics and Benefits of Growing Large Cupped Narcissus

• Distinctive Flower Form: Large central cups surrounded by broad petals for bold spring displays.
• Naturalizing Ability: Multiplies over time to form beautiful clumps and drifts.
• Long Vase Life: Sturdy stems and striking blooms make excellent spring bouquets.
• Low Maintenance: Requires minimal care once established and thrives in various soil types.
• Animal Resistant: Naturally deters deer, rabbits, and squirrels. Learn more in our article on Daffodils as Deer Resistant Bulbs.

Growing Large Cupped Narcissus Bulbs

Plant bulbs in fall, 6 inches deep and 4–5 inches apart in well-drained soil. Choose a location with full to partial sun and allow foliage to die back after blooming to support next year’s growth.

Climate and Soil Requirements

These daffodils grow best in USDA zones 2–10 and tolerate a range of soil conditions as long as drainage is sufficient. Avoid waterlogged areas to prevent bulb rot.

Sunlight and Watering

Provide full to partial sun and consistent moisture during spring growth. Reduce watering after flowering, allowing leaves to yellow naturally.

Care and Maintenance

Apply mulch in fall to insulate bulbs and suppress weeds. Deadhead spent blooms and divide overcrowded clumps every few years for continued vigor.

For more tips on caring for flower bulbs, explore our complete Flower Bulb Growing Guide .

Landscape Uses for Large Cupped Narcissus

Ideal for naturalizing in meadows, woodlands, and under deciduous trees, this mix also excels in formal beds and container gardens. Their upright form and bold colors add energy and structure to any spring design.

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Companion Planting Ideas

Combine with tulips, hyacinths, or muscari for layered spring color. Pair with perennials like daylilies or hostas that emerge later to mask fading foliage.

Explore more seasonal favorites in our complete Flower Seeds Collection to keep your spring garden blooming beautifully.