Kapiti Peach (Potted)
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Kapiti Peach (Potted)
Kapiti Peach is a fragrant Tazetta, or bunch-flowering Daffodil, featuring clusters of 3–5 sweet-scented blooms per stem, each with bright white petals and a ruffled apricot-peach cup that deepens with age. Standing about 14–16" tall, it brightens mid-spring borders and makes lovely cut flowers. Hardy in Zones 3–9, it’s deer resistant and naturalizes well.
Kapiti Peach is sold in a 1-gallon pot with 5 bulbs.
Indoor Potted Care Instructions:
Place your pot in a bright, sunny area that’s also on the cooler side, as these plants don’t like to be too warm; they naturally thrive in cool spring temperatures. Keep them watered once to twice per week, depending on your home’s humidity. These plants prefer moist soil, but don’t oversaturate them, as the bulbs can rot when they sit in water for too long.
When the flowering stage has passed, let the leaves brown naturally to help store energy for the next growing season. During the summer months, store the bulbs in a cool area like a garage or cellar, and plant them outside in the fall to enjoy early spring blooms again next year.
KEY CHARACTERISTICS
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FragranceA noticeable scent, ranging from light and fresh to rich and classic. -
Deer-ResistantLess appealing to deer, a reliable choice for vulnerable landscapes. -
CuttingLong, sturdy stems suited for bouquets and floral arrangements. -
Partial Shade or Full SunTolerates some shade, needing only 4+ hours of direct sun to thrive.
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About Kapiti Peach (Potted)
Kapiti Peach is a fragrant Tazetta, or bunch-flowering Daffodil, featuring clusters of 3–5 sweet-scented blooms per stem, each with bright white petals and a ruffled apricot-peach cup that deepens with age. Standing about 14–16" tall, it brightens mid-spring borders and makes lovely cut flowers. Hardy in Zones 3–9, it’s deer resistant and naturalizes well.
Kapiti Peach is sold in a 1-gallon pot with 5 bulbs.
Indoor Potted Care Instructions:
Place your pot in a bright, sunny area that’s also on the cooler side, as these plants don’t like to be too warm; they naturally thrive in cool spring temperatures. Keep them watered once to twice per week, depending on your home’s humidity. These plants prefer moist soil, but don’t oversaturate them, as the bulbs can rot when they sit in water for too long.
When the flowering stage has passed, let the leaves brown naturally to help store energy for the next growing season. During the summer months, store the bulbs in a cool area like a garage or cellar, and plant them outside in the fall to enjoy early spring blooms again next year.
When will Bulbs be shipped?
Bulbs begin shipping in early fall, timed to your hardiness zone. Plant them after your first frost but before the ground freezes for best results.
After purchase, you will receive a follow up email with more shipping-specific details.
Do Bulbs come with a guarantee?
We guarantee your spring bulbs will reward you with beautiful blooms in their first season when planted and cared for according to our instructions.
Bulbs are incredibly reliable when given the right start. Follow our planting guides for timing, depth, and location to ensure success.
If your spring bulbs fail to produce blooms by the end of the season following planting, submit a warranty claim using our online form.
Which Bulbs should I plant next to roses?
Bulbs and roses often bloom at different times, making them natural garden companions. Filter by Bloom Time to select a mix that keeps your garden beds fresh, colorful, and full of life.
Bulb Details
| Bloom Time | Mid Spring |
| Color | Blend/Multi-Color |
| Hardiness Zone | Zone 3-9 |
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