West Cork Bulbs
Double Daffodils Apotheose
Double Daffodils Apotheose
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Overview
Double Daffodils – Apotheose
A true showstopper for spring, Double Daffodil ‘Apotheose’ produces bold yellow blooms layered with rich red tones at the centre. Its double-flowered form adds extra texture and fullness, creating a luxurious, eye-catching display in any garden setting.
Flowering in March, this variety brings reliable colour just as the garden begins to wake up. Perfect for borders, containers, and naturalising in lawns, these daffodils are well suited to Irish growing conditions, thriving with very little maintenance year after year.
Ideal for creating vibrant drifts or brightening up patio pots, ‘Apotheose’ delivers strong seasonal impact with minimal effort.
Key Features
Double Flowered Variety: Full, layered blooms for a more dramatic look
Striking Colour Combination: Bright yellow petals with rich red centres
Spring Flowering: Adds colour and interest in March
Great for Naturalising: Returns year after year with ease
Versatile Planting: Suitable for borders, containers, and lawns
Gardener’s Tip
Plant in autumn in well-drained soil in a sunny or partially shaded spot for best results. Daffodils are very forgiving but perform best where water doesn’t sit during winter months.
For a natural look, plant in groups or drifts rather than straight lines. Allow foliage to die back naturally after flowering to help bulbs build strength for the following year. Avoid cutting leaves too early as this can reduce future blooms.
Specifications
| Item Package Size | Bag of 5 bulbs, 3kg, 10kg or 25kg |
|---|---|
| Flower Colour | Yellow with red |
| Flower Size | Up to 8 cm |
| Bloom Time | March |
| Mature Height | 40 cm |
| Bulb Spacing | 6 cm apart |
| Bulb Size | 10–14 |
| Planting Depth | 8 cm |
| Planting Time | September to December |
| Poisonous or Toxic to Animals | All parts are poisonous if ingested; may cause dermatitis; toxic to dogs, cats, and horses |
