Blooming Highlights

Daffodils

Blooming: Spring
Narcissus spp.
Category: bulbous plant
General position

sunny to partially shaded


Location in Trauttmansdorff

throughout the gardens, especially in the Clematis Collection (E-F 3 on the map) and the Fern Valley (B 3 on the map)


Irrigation

low to moderate

Hardiness

excellent

Height

20–45 cm

Flowering period/attractiveness

March–April


Ø Peak flowering in Trauttmansdorff

1st week pf april

General description

Daffodils are among the most reliable and long-lasting spring bloomers. Their clear yellow and white tones bring light into beds and shrub areas, creating bright accents early in the season. In the Clematis Collection at Trauttmansdorff, their early flowering enlivens the area before the climbing plants emerge. In the Fern Valley, daffodils appear almost like a naturally occurring spring display. Among ferns and shaded structures, they add soft, luminous touches of colour to otherwise subdued garden spaces. The combination of delicate fern fronds and star-shaped flowers creates a calm, natural atmosphere.

Care

Daffodils thrive in partial shade as long as the soil is not too wet in winter and not completely depleted in summer. Allowing the foliage to die back completely after flowering remains essential. They require very little care and are ideal for naturalising, especially in woodland-style garden areas.

Special features & use in the home garden

Daffodils are ideal for natural gardens, woodland edges, and meadows. They are particularly effective when planted in groups. They are resistant to pests and are not eaten by deer — an advantage in open gardens. Their early flowering combines beautifully with climbing plants, grasses, and ground-cover perennials. In naturalistic planting, the daffodils in the Fern Valley serve as a perfect example: minimal effort, maximum spring impact. They pair well with shade-loving plants such as hostas, ferns, and early wood anemones.

In Trauttmansdorff

In the Clematis Collection, daffodils create the first wave of colour before clematis and roses take over in summer. In the Fern Valley, they bring a bright spring glow among the deep green plant structures.

Price: €0.00*

available 9999

When should I visit?

The most impressive moment is usually in early April, when the blossoms are fully developed. Yet already in March, the main parking area glows in bright yellow.