Pansy Matrix Daffodil Mixed - Multicolor


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The Pansy Matrix Daffodil Mixed is an excellent choice for gardeners looking to maintain vibrant, sunny color in beds, baskets, and window boxes from autumn through spring. These plants are specifically bred for superior performance in cold, wet, and low-light environments, making them highly reliable for winter interest. While they offer a dense, mounded growth habit with prolific flowering, potential growers should note they require a transition period of gradual acclimatization to outdoor conditions before permanent planting.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 3e298a1d-e510-45b8-95dc-81f3e3466e6a |
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
They bloom from autumn through to spring, providing color during the colder months.
They grow to a height of 20cm and spread to 23cm.
Yes, their mounded and well-branched habit makes them ideal for hanging baskets and window boxes.
Pot them up immediately upon arrival and gradually acclimatize them to outdoor conditions before final planting.
No, they are specifically bred to perform well in cold and wet conditions.
Ensure you have performed a proper acclimatization period; if the plants were moved outside too quickly, bring them back into a sheltered area temporarily.
Ensure the plants are receiving adequate light; while they tolerate low light, they perform best in the brightest spot available in the autumn and winter garden.
Upon receiving your plants, immediately pot them up to allow for root development. Before moving them to their permanent outdoor home, perform a 'hardening off' process by placing them outside during the day and bringing them in at night for several days to prevent transplant shock. Ensure they are planted in well-draining soil, especially in containers, to manage moisture levels effectively during wet periods. They thrive in most standard garden soils and prefer locations with consistent access to light, though they remain remarkably resilient in lower-light autumn and winter conditions.