Daffodil 'Double Mix' - Color From Every Angle!
Daffodil ‘Double Mix’ offers layers of ruffled petals in a lively mix of yellow, white, and orange shades. Because of their full, multi-petaled blooms, these daffodils bring striking texture to spring gardens. In addition, the variety of colors ensures every planting feels vibrant and unique. As a result, adding Daffodil ‘Double Mix’ creates a dynamic display that can be enjoyed from every angle. Read up about all our plants here!
Planting Tips for Daffodil
Pick a sunny to lightly shaded location with soil that drains well
Set bulbs 6 inches deep so they stay insulated through the winter
Leave 4–6 inches between bulbs to allow for strong airflow and growth
Water thoroughly after planting, since early moisture helps roots establish
Enrich the soil with bone meal or bulb fertilizer for healthier flowers
Applications in the Garden
Fill borders with clusters of ‘Double Mix’ to create a bold, textured spring statement
Combine with tulips for a colorful and varied seasonal display
Brighten patio containers with their playful mix of hues and layered petals
Plant in sweeping drifts across a lawn edge for a lively burst of spring charm
FAQ for Daffodil
When should I plant Daffodil ‘Double Mix’?
Plant in fall, before the ground freezes, so bulbs have time to root.
Do they return each year?
Yes, daffodils are perennials and reliably bloom each spring.
How tall do the flowers grow?
Plants generally reach 12–18 inches in height, depending on conditions.
Are they good for cutting?
Yes, their unique double blooms make them excellent for indoor arrangements.
Plant Information & Grower Best Practices
Variety Name: Double Mix
Height: 16-18″
Hardiness Zone: 3-8
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: 7-8 per sq. ft.
Deer Resistant: Yes
Troubleshooting Daffodil
Fewer blooms often result when bulbs are planted too shallowly
Yellow leaves can indicate poor drainage or soggy soil
Rotting bulbs usually develop in overly wet conditions
Pest problems such as digging can be reduced with protective mesh