Daffodils for Shade Mix

Bring Spring Color to the Shady Spots Nothing Else Will Bloom In

Shade gardens don't have to be all green. This mix pulls together the most shade-tolerant daffodils available, with overlapping bloom times that carry color from early spring straight through late spring. Expect classic yellows, crisp whites, and warm orange-cupped varieties on sturdy 12 to 18 inch stems.

Plant them under deciduous trees, along woodland borders, or through garden beds where sun is limited. They naturalize year after year, come back stronger, and make excellent cut flowers for spring bouquets. They also grow well in large patio containers if you want spring color right by the door.

Why You'll Love the Daffodils for Shade Mix

• Blooms where others won't: selected specifically for shade tolerance, from part sun to dappled shade.
• Weeks of color: overlapping bloom times stretch the show from early to late spring.
• Naturalizes and multiplies: plant once and watch the display expand each year.
• Critter-resistant: deer, rabbits, squirrels, and voles typically leave daffodils alone.
• Cut-flower ready: long, strong stems perfect for spring arrangements.

Tuck 100 bulbs into your shadiest beds this fall and let spring do the rest.