Daffodil 'Easter Party' - Splashy Spring Blooms
Daffodil ‘Easter Party’ is a festive and eye-catching variety that brings cheerful color to the spring garden. Its creamy-white petals are contrasted by frilled centers in a mix of lemon-yellow and soft apricot-pink, creating a playful, almost party-like effect. Reaching 14–16 inches tall, these mid-spring bloomers are perfect for borders, cutting gardens, and seasonal displays. With reliable perennial growth, ‘Easter Party’ daffodils return year after year to celebrate the season.
Planting Tips for Daffodil
Planting time: Fall, ideally 2–4 weeks before ground freeze
Depth & spacing: 6 inches deep and 4–6 inches apart
Light needs: Full sun to partial shade for best flowering
Soil needs: Loose, fertile, well-drained soil
Watering: Moderate watering during growth; reduce once foliage begins to yellow
Aftercare: Leave foliage until it naturally dies back for healthier bulbs next year
Applications in the Garden
Spring borders – Adds a whimsical splash of pastel color in beds and edges
Cut flower arrangements – Frilled blooms bring texture and charm to vases
Seasonal displays – Pair with tulips and hyacinths for Easter-inspired color combinations
Naturalized plantings – Plant in drifts for a carefree, celebratory look in meadows or lawns
FAQ for Daffodil
When should I plant Daffodil ‘Easter Party’?
Plant in fall before the ground freezes so roots can establish
Do they come back every year?
Yes, daffodils are hardy perennials that return dependably each spring
How tall do they grow?
Usually 14–16 inches tall, making them versatile for borders and arrangements
Are they good for cutting?
Yes, their frilled blooms and festive colors are excellent for spring bouquets
Do deer and rabbits eat them?
No, daffodils are naturally resistant to deer and rabbits
Plant Information & Grower Best Practices
Variety Name: Easter Party
Height: 18-20″
Hardiness Zone: 3-9
Sun or Shade: Full Sun/Partial Shade
Planting Season: Fall
Bloom Season: Early-Mid Spring
Bloom Cycle: Only blooms once
Bloom Duration: 2-3 weeks
Naturalizing?: Yes
Fragrant?: Yes
Planting Depth: 6″
Planting Density: 4-5 per sq. ft.
Deer Resistant: Yes
Troubleshooting Daffodil
No blooms in spring – Plant in a sunny spot with well-draining soil
Bulbs rotting – Avoid overly wet soil and amend with compost or grit for drainage
Stems bending – Plant in clusters for natural support or choose a sheltered location
Declining flowers over years – Lift and divide bulbs every 3–5 years to reinvigorate growth
Foliage cut too soon – Allow leaves to fade naturally to restore bulb strength