Narcissus Angel's Whisper Bulbs
Delivery: End Aug to Dec
Pale greenish-yellow swept back petals occasionally with a touch of cream, the small bell shaped cup is slightly darker in colour. Narcissus Angel’s Whisper is a charming triandrus narcissus with a soft fragrance and three to four flowers per stem, these dainty dwarf narcissus are perfect for the front of the garden border, rockery or container where there delicate looking but strong flowers can be enjoyed, mix with spring flowering bulbs in shades of blues, purples, whites, greens, yellow and orange.
A near perfect replacement for Hawera which is currently not available.
Bulb Size (cm) | 8 - 9cm |
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Colour | Cream, Yellow |
Delivery period | End Aug to Dec |
Garden Position | Sun, Partial shade |
Hardiness | Hardy |
Height | 15 cm |
Month of Blooming | March (Late), April (Early) |
Planting Density (per square m) | 50-60 |
Planting Depth | 10 -15cm |
Planting Position | Front border, Container |
Planting Time | Autumn, Winter |
Scented | Yes |
Special Features | Fragrant, Naturalising |
Suitable for Pots | Yes |
Type of Soil | Moderately Fertile, Well Drained |
Narcissus Angel’s Wish is a productive little narcissus. Each flower is very small, measuring only 2cm across but numerous flowers grow from a single stem (3-5) giving you a full spectacle of lemon yellow colours.
The cup is slightly darker than the petals, but only slightly. Its shape is that of a round bowl from which comes a gentle scent.
Part of the Triandrus group of daffodil bulbs, it is very similar to the very popular Hawera Narcissus. We would recommend using Angel’s wish in place of Hawera bulbs whilst the growers replenish their stocks.
At only 15-20 cm tall it is one of the smallest narcissus we have available. It is still a very charming flower and requires some special thought as to where to plant it. In pots or at the front of beds so it doesn’t get lost amongst the foliage of bigger spring flowering bulbs.
Plant in autumn in well draining but moist soil. Narcissus Angel’s Wish prefer a sunny position but will cope well in a semi shaded spot.