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The Daffodil 'Sagana' is an excellent choice for gardeners looking for a modern, reliable spring bloomer that offers larger, more robust flowers than traditional varieties. It is perfect for those who want to add classic beauty to borders, woodland areas, or containers, providing a delightful musky fragrance and vibrant white-and-orange petals. While these bulbs are remarkably easy to establish in moist, well-drained soil, they do require a location that avoids waterlogging during the winter months to ensure optimal health.
| Model Part Number | KJ2466 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
Plant the bulbs at a depth roughly twice the height of the bulb itself.
Yes, they are excellent for containers provided the pots have drainage holes and use a free-draining potting mix.
The bulbs should be planted in the autumn while the soil is still workable and before the ground freezes.
No, 'Sagana' is a hardy perennial and can be left in the ground year-round to naturalize.
They reach a mature height of up to 40cm.
Yes, they are well-suited for naturalizing in grass, provided you leave the foliage intact until it turns yellow.
Ensure the foliage was allowed to die back naturally rather than being cut prematurely, which prevents the bulb from storing enough energy.
The soil is likely too wet. Ensure the planting site has excellent drainage and avoid heavy, waterlogged soils.
This may indicate the soil is lacking nutrients. Apply a light dressing of potash-rich fertilizer in early spring.
For the best results, plant 'Sagana' bulbs in the autumn at a depth approximately twice the height of the bulb. Choose a site in full sun or partial shade where the soil remains moist but drains well. If planting in heavy clay, incorporate grit into the planting hole to improve aeration and drainage. After the flowering period ends in spring, allow the foliage to die back naturally—do not cut it down immediately, as the leaves are necessary to feed the bulb for the following season's growth. Apply a light application of general-purpose fertilizer in early spring as new shoots emerge to encourage vigorous growth.
