Narcissus ‘Geranium’ belongs to Division 8, Tazetta, whose flowers are fragrant and commonly borne in clusters on sturdy stems. It suits Southern gardens, forcing and bedding, and makes a useful cut flower.
Plant the bulbs in full sun, or where they receive at least eight hours of direct sunlight after the leaves are on the trees. Set each bulb in compost-enriched soil at a depth about three times its height, generally 3–8 inches.
Features
Fragrant flowers
Long-term perennial
Suitable for forcing
Good cut flower
Light: Full sun or at least 8 hours of direct sunlight
Hardiness zone: 5–9
Planting depth: 3 times the bulb height, generally 3–8 inches
