Erlicheer Prepared For Indoors

Narcissus ‘Erlicheer’ is a double-flowered, strongly scented daffodil. Unlike single-flowered daffodils, it can produce several small blooms on each stem, giving a fuller display in borders, containers and cut-flower arrangements.

Erlicheer is an early to mid-spring flowering daffodil. Plant the bulbs in autumn and expect flowers in spring, with the exact flowering time depending on the weather and your location.

Yes. Erlicheer works well in pots as long as the container has drainage holes and is deep enough for the bulbs. Use fresh compost, plant the bulbs close together for impact but not touching, and keep the compost moist while the leaves are growing.

Lack of flowers is commonly caused by planting too shallowly, waterlogged soil, or cutting back the leaves too soon after flowering. Plant the bulbs in autumn in well-drained soil, and leave the foliage until it turns yellow so the bulbs can build energy for next year.

Yes. Erlicheer is a hardy perennial daffodil and should return each spring in a suitable spot. Deadhead the faded flowers, leave the foliage to die back naturally and divide crowded clumps after the leaves have faded if flowering starts to reduce.