Tazetta Narcissus Minnow (Pack of 7)

Narcissus Tazetta 'Minnow'

Brighten the early-to-late spring garden with the petite charm and cheerful fragrance of Narcissus Tazetta Minnow. This beloved tazetta daffodil variety showcases clusters of creamy white petals and sunny yellow cups atop slender stems, offering a delightful burst of color and scent. The compact, multi-flowering minnow daffodil is perfect for containers, borders, rock gardens, and naturalized drifts. Its gentle stature and natural resilience make it a favorite among both beginner and experienced gardeners.

• USDA Zones: 3–8
• Bloom Time: March–May
• Height: 10"
• Planting Depth/Spacing: 6"/2"
• Deer Resistant: Yes

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Each stem of Narcissus Minnow carries three to five dainty, fragrant blossoms. Their unique two-tone appearance—ivory petals and golden cups—adds subtle elegance to spring garden palettes. This compact daffodil variety is especially valued for its ability to naturalize and return year after year with minimal care.

Key Characteristics and Benefits of Tazetta Narcissus Minnow

• Naturalizing and Multiplying: Returns and spreads over the years with little effort.
• Fragrant and Cheerful Blooms: Adds a sweet scent to your spring landscape.
• Deer and Rodent Resistant: Natural alkaloids deter common pests without the need for chemicals.
• Long Bloom Season: Spans from early to late spring for extended seasonal interest.
• Low Maintenance: Hardy, reliable, and perfect for beginner gardeners.

Growing Minnow Daffodil Bulbs

Minnow daffodils are resilient and easy to grow, thriving in well-drained soil with moderate sun and adapting well to various climates.

Climate and Soil Requirements

These bulbs grow best in USDA Zones 3–8 in full sun to partial shade and prefer well-drained, moderately fertile soil, especially when amended in clay-heavy areas.

Planting Time and Depth

Plant in fall, 4–6 weeks before ground freeze, placing bulbs 6 inches deep and 2 inches apart; for natural effect, use irregular clusters or dense groupings in containers.

Sunlight and Watering

Full sun promotes optimal blooms, though partial shade is tolerated; water thoroughly after planting and during spring dry spells, then stop once foliage yellows.

Care and Maintenance

Let foliage die back naturally to nourish bulbs, divide clumps every 4–5 years, and apply balanced fertilizer in fall and post-bloom to support vigorous flowering.

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

Multiple High-Quality Brands for Greater Choice

At Grow Organic, we offer Tazetta Narcissus Minnow from multiple premium growers and horticultural brands. This curated, multi-brand approach ensures you receive only top-quality bulbs while enjoying a broader range of choices for bloom style, packaging size, and growing characteristics.

Design Ideas and Landscape Uses

Narcissus Minnow's compact size and abundant blooms make it ideal for rock gardens, woodland edges, containers, and cut flower beds. Combine with early bloomers like crocus or grape hyacinths for layered spring color, or pair with muscari and anemones for vivid contrasts.

Complementing Other Bulbs

Plant alongside species tulips, snowdrops, and scilla for a staggered bloom display, and mix with summer perennials like daylilies or geraniums to hide daffodil foliage as it fades.

For even more vibrant companions, explore our Pollinator Flowers Collection to create a layered spring garden full of color and cheer.