Narcissus ‘Ladea’ | Large Cupped Daffodil
A poetic beauty that matures with grace, Narcissus ‘Ladea’ begins her spring performance with a striking golden-yellow trumpet and creamy yellow petals. As the days go by, her bold tones soften to a gentle pastel harmony, creating a display that feels both uplifting and serene. This large-cupped variety is perfect for naturalizing in borders, pots, or wild garden plantings.
A true perennial favorite, ‘Ladea’ is reliable, long-lasting, and deer-resistant. She blooms in early to mid-spring, bringing joyful color to your garden when it’s most welcome.
Key Details:
- Botanical name:Narcissus pseudonarcissus
- Type: Large-cupped daffodil
- Height: 25–35 cm
- Color: Creamy yellow petals with a bold golden trumpet
- Bulb size: 12 cm
- Bloom time: March–April
- Planting depth: 10 cm
- Spacing: 5–10 cm
- Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
- Hardiness: Fully hardy, perennial
- Naturalizing: Yes
- Suitable for: Borders, pots, meadows, cottage gardens
- Toxicity: Sap may cause skin irritation – wear gloves when harvesting
Harvesting & Vase Life:
For cut flower use, harvest when buds are just about to open (gooseneck stage) for the longest vase life. Important: Daffodils release a slimy sap that can harm other flowers in mixed arrangements. To “condition” the stems, place freshly cut daffodils in a separate bucket for 3–4 hours before arranging with other flowers. Do not recut stems after conditioning.
- Vase life: Approx. 7 days
- Scent: Mild
- Tip: Use daffodils alone in a bouquet for the safest results.
Why Grow ‘Ladea’?
‘Ladea’ offers the perfect blend of early color, gentle fragrance, and natural charm. With her creamy palette and golden glow, she’s a symbol of spring renewal and a must-have for anyone who appreciates daffodils that evolve and improve with time.
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