Tahiti Narcissus Bulbs

Add a Tropical Flair to Your Garden

Narcissus 'Tahiti' brings a classic daffodil look with an exotic twist. Its large, double blooms feature soft yellow petals accented by shorter, frilled orange petal segments, creating a bright and cheerful display reminiscent of a tropical paradise. With its award-winning history, 'Tahiti' has been a garden favorite since 1956, offering both beauty and versatility.

Why Choose Narcissus 'Tahiti'?

• Stunning Tropical Look: The soft yellow and frilled orange petals give 'Tahiti' a unique, tropical-inspired appearance that makes it stand out in any garden.
• Award-Winning Variety: Recognized as an outstanding daffodil, 'Tahiti' won the Lionel Richardson Award in 1956, a testament to its exceptional beauty and performance.
• Versatile Garden Use: Ideal for garden beds, borders, and naturalized plantings, 'Tahiti' also makes an excellent cut flower for bright and cheerful arrangements.

Additional Information:

• Flowering Height: 14-16 inches
• Bulb Size: 12/14
• Blooming Time: Spring
• Fragrant: No
• Sunlight: Full sun to part shade
• Planting Time: Early to mid-fall
• Soil: Well-drained, medium-moisture soil
• USDA Zones: 3a-7b (South) or 9b (West Coast)
• Toxicity: Toxic to pets—can cause severe irritation if ingested

Garden Design Tips

Narcissus 'Tahiti' is perfect for brightening up garden beds and borders with its tropical-inspired color palette. For a stunning naturalized effect, plant the bulbs in clusters in well-drained soil. This variety also shines in cut flower arrangements, bringing warmth and energy indoors. Just be cautious if you have pets, as 'Tahiti' is toxic to them.

Planting & Care Instructions for Narcissus Double Group

These varieties typically have large, showy, and double blooms.

Planting Time: Fall, before the ground freezes.

Location: Full sun to partial shade; prefers well-drained soil.

Depth & Spacing: Plant bulbs 5-6 inches deep, with 4-6 inches between bulbs.

Fertilization: Apply a balanced fertilizer (e.g., 5-10-5) at planting.

Watering: Water after planting and keep the soil moderately moist during the growing season.

After Bloom Care: Deadhead spent flowers, but allow foliage to die back naturally.