Daffodil Dutch Master is a classic spring-flowering bulb that brings unmatched golden splendor to any landscape. This iconic trumpet daffodil, introduced in 1938 as an improved version of the 'King Alfred' variety, has become a staple in American gardens. With its vibrant yellow blooms and reliable performance, Dutch Master offers exceptional value for landscapers and garden centers.

The Gold Standard in Spring Flowering

Dutch Master daffodils deliver impressive performance and striking beauty that will delight your customers:

• Large, golden-yellow trumpet flowers measuring approximately 4 inches across
• Sturdy stems reaching 16-18 inches in height, perfect for withstanding spring weather
• Excellent naturalizing capability, multiplying year after year for increased value
• Complete deer and rodent resistance, making them ideal for problem areas
• Versatile application in borders, containers, mass plantings, and as cut flowers
• Light, pleasant fragrance that enhances outdoor spaces without overwhelming
• Long-lasting blooms that maintain their vibrant color throughout the flowering period

These premium-sized bulbs (18/+ cm) ensure robust growth and abundant flowering in their first season and beyond.

Planting and Growing Information

Plant Dutch Master bulbs in fall before the first frost for optimal spring performance. They thrive in full sun to partial shade and even tolerate some shade, adapting to various landscape conditions. Plant 5 inches deep in well-drained soil, spacing 3-4 bulbs per square foot for dramatic impact. Hardy in zones 3-9, these daffodils bloom in early to mid-spring, providing reliable color when landscapes need it most. After flowering, allow foliage to die back naturally to ensure strong returns.