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Daffodils Yellow Trumpet 'Tamara'
Daffodils Yellow Trumpet 'Tamara'
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Overview
Yellow Daffodil ‘Tamara’
Daffodil ‘Tamara’ is a bright and cheerful early-flowering variety, admired for its pure yellow blooms that bring a burst of colour to the garden in the depths of winter. The classic daffodil form and vibrant tone make it a standout choice for lifting the mood of borders, containers, and naturalised areas when little else is in flower.
Blooming as early as January and reaching around 40 cm in height, ‘Tamara’ is perfect for creating early-season displays that signal the arrival of spring. Its reliable performance and bold colouring make it ideal for mass planting, garden beds, and fresh cut arrangements.
Key Features
Early Flowering Variety: Blooms from January, one of the earliest daffodils to flower.
Bright Yellow Blooms: Classic, vibrant flowers that instantly brighten the garden.
Reliable Garden Performer: Easy to grow and dependable year after year.
Ideal Border Height: Reaches approximately 40 cm tall, perfect for beds and borders.
Great for Naturalising: Spreads and returns annually with minimal care.
Gardener’s Tip
Plant bulbs between September and December, around 8 cm deep in well-drained soil in a sunny or lightly shaded position. Early-flowering daffodils like ‘Tamara’ are ideal for planting in sheltered areas, helping protect blooms from harsh winter weather.
For the best display, plant in clusters or drifts to create a natural, full look. Wear gloves when handling bulbs, as they may cause skin irritation and are toxic if ingested by pets. Allow foliage to die back naturally after flowering so bulbs can store energy for strong blooms the following season.
Specifications
| Item Package Size | Bag of 6 Bulbs, 3 kg, 5 kg, 25 kg |
| Flower Colour | Yellow |
| Flower Size | Up to 5 cm flowers |
| Bloom Time | January |
| Mature Height | 40 cm tall |
| Bulb Spacing | 6 cm apart |
| Bulb Size | 10–14 |
| Planting Depth | Plant 8 cm deep |
| Poisonous or Toxic to Animals | Do not eat ornamental bulbs – could also be harmful to animals. Wearing gloves when planting is recommended as some bulbs can cause skin irritation. |
| Planting Time | September to December |
