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  • Distinctive Paperwhites
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  • Florists & Parlors
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  • Fragrance
Etc., Etc., Etc.
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  • Home
  • Flower Categories
    • Fall Bloomers
    • Winter Bloomers
    • Late Winter Bloomers
    • White Tazettas (not PWs)
    • Distinctive Paperwhites
    • Yellow Tazettas
    • Florists & Parlors
    • Primping for Prime Time
    • Fragrance
  • Etc., Etc., Etc.
    • Bulbs for Sale
    • Hybridizing History
    • Names and Terms
    • Readings and Gardens
    • Societies
  • Home
  • Flower Categories
    • Fall Bloomers
    • Winter Bloomers
    • Late Winter Bloomers
    • White Tazettas (not PWs)
    • Distinctive Paperwhites
    • Yellow Tazettas
    • Florists & Parlors
    • Primping for Prime Time
    • Fragrance
  • Etc., Etc., Etc.
    • Bulbs for Sale
    • Hybridizing History
    • Names and Terms
    • Readings and Gardens
    • Societies

Fall Bloomers

'Miss Lindsay' and friend

    November to Mid-December

    Early to Bloom!

    Very attuned to dry spells and rain. Some are variable in bloom time, others hold quite steady. Earliest flowering to date has been the second week of November. Most bloom around the third to fourth week of November - lovely guests for Thanksgiving! 


    Many seem to be much older / earlier hybrids - not as refined, starrier, etc. Some have notably narrower foliage and distinctively shaped bulbs (squat with very small necks). They bloom sequentially on tall stems, not making a large truss so beloved by daffodil exhibitors for the show bench.


    Many are slow to multiply, but happily a few varieties readily divide. Too, some are quite beloved by the neighbors (pollinators)

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