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Daffodil Campernelle

Daffodil Campernelle

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Daffodil Campernelle
Narcissus x odorus
3-6 in. (7-15 cm)
Late Winter/mid Spring
4a: to 9b
Sun to Part Shade
Parts are poisonous
Herbaceous
6.1 to 7.8
fragrant
Average
Division
yellow
Daffodil Campernelle bloom in early spring
Late spring or early summer. Its’ underground structure is a bulb. It provides winter interest, erosion control, ground cover, cut flowers and will naturalize. It attracts bees and butterflies and is resistant to deer, gophers, rabbits and squirrels.
Information on this page is from Missouri Botanical Gardens,
Dave’s Garden, All things Plants or Texas Superstar

This page last updated or reviewed [210723]

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